Cheese sandwhiches with kaviar on the top. The kaviar I'm refering to is a Swedish condiment(?). It's basically fish eggs on tube. I was pretty drunk when I tried though. Might need to be as awesome sober and I dare not try again.
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Ooh... I forgot! Down in the South-West of England we have a thing called 'Thunder and Lightning'... It is Clotted Cream and Golden Syrup on toast... Mmmmmm! 
The peanut butter and potato chip sandwich, as well as the Vegemite and Twisties sandwich. Both classics in my house.
Seems pretty obvious to me, you liked pizza, you liked Coke, the crust was probably a little bland, so you juiced it up however you could.hulksmashley said:
Similar reasoning led me to (as a child) stick pretzels in my bologna sandwiches(I still put pretzels in the sandwiches I eat today, just no more bologna), one time put a little piece of a Hershey bar in another sandwich. The latter one ended pretty badly.
I often tip the juice from a tin of beetroot into a salad and call that dressing when mixed with mayo... i swear people look at me like im some weirdo or something i personally find it tastes great!
Grape sandwiches, McDonalds hamburgers and Pepsi, and melted chocolate with apple slices. I could think of a lot more that I like, but those were just some that came off of the top of my head.
Cheese and ketchup's another one, and so is ham sandwiches and whip-cream.
Cheese and ketchup's another one, and so is ham sandwiches and whip-cream.
You can't make it anymore but back in the day taking a 3D Jalapeno Dorito, bite off one end, jam a gummy bear inside. So if you ever time travel back to the 90s remember to put that at the top of your list on things to do.
Also I love me some mozzarella sticks with honey mustard as a dipping sauce. I'm not exactly sure what the sub genre of honey mustard is but its not the type that is mustard-y with a sweet taste, its more honey-like with a hint of mustard flavor. If anyone has eaten from Sarpino's that's what I'm talking about.
Also I love me some mozzarella sticks with honey mustard as a dipping sauce. I'm not exactly sure what the sub genre of honey mustard is but its not the type that is mustard-y with a sweet taste, its more honey-like with a hint of mustard flavor. If anyone has eaten from Sarpino's that's what I'm talking about.
Porridge made with hot water and salt.
To some that might not seem odd, but where I'm living right now its sugar and milk and anything else is a heinous crime.
A person I'm living with right now eats only sandwiches. I don't mean he just has your average sandwich, he actually turns every dinner he makes into a sandwich. For some it makes total sense... but he does it for EVERY meal (he's not picky about what he stuffs between 2 slices of bread)... think about that for a second.
To some that might not seem odd, but where I'm living right now its sugar and milk and anything else is a heinous crime.
A person I'm living with right now eats only sandwiches. I don't mean he just has your average sandwich, he actually turns every dinner he makes into a sandwich. For some it makes total sense... but he does it for EVERY meal (he's not picky about what he stuffs between 2 slices of bread)... think about that for a second.
You can?t beat some good ol' chocolate & chilli, whether it?s in crisps or otherwise. And sometimes I pour Reggae Reggea sauce over my pasta when it already has soup on it, but it tastes so good. And I occasionally puts crisps in my sandwiches.
I once ate nachos with mayonnaise when my salsa dip had run out, but I just ended up feeling sick. And then I did it again, felt sick, and stopped.
I once ate nachos with mayonnaise when my salsa dip had run out, but I just ended up feeling sick. And then I did it again, felt sick, and stopped.