So what kind of weird food combination do you enjoy?

[Veldel]

So title says it all.

The most recent one I have tried is covering green grapes in hot sauce.


I love fresh cut apples on pizza.


So what are some of yours

 

[Lilani]

Ketchup on eggs. I like the healthiness of eggs and they fill me up well, but I don't really enjoy the taste. So when I don't have onions or meats on hand to mix with them, I'll completely coat scrambled eggs in black pepper and ketchup.

 

[Shoggoth2588]

I love putting mayo on fries which isn't a thing many other Americans do apparently.

Ketchup on eggs. I like the healthiness of eggs and they fill me up well, but I don't really enjoy the taste. So when I don't have onions or meats on hand to mix with them, I'll completely coat scrambled eggs in black pepper and ketchup.

I've done this before too. There's a wrinkle though, you see I've used a Japanese ketchup brand on my eggs (gotta love living so close to a Lotte AND an H-Mart!) and it's made somewhat differently than western ketchup, making it a sweeter variation of that condiment. When I was a kid though I really liked putting ketchup on all kinds of things though like mac n cheese, grilled cheese, etc...

 

[Elfgore]

I'm a master of weird food combos.

-Chili Sauce on a pizza.
-Hot Sauce on literally almost everything. Burgers, pizza, and even eggs.
-Every imaginable sauce with french fries.
-Ranch on Mash Potatoes.

I'm sure there are many others, but nothing else is coming to mind. Maybe I should go eat and find some more?

 

[DefunctTheory]

I sometimes put soy sauce in the skillet with eggs. I also use soy sauce on skillet fried potatoes.

Not really that weird, I guess.

Also, I use vinegar on fries, which is odd in the United States at my age, but not from a global perspective.

Ketchup on eggs. I like the healthiness of eggs and they fill me up well, but I don't really enjoy the taste. So when I don't have onions or meats on hand to mix with them, I'll completely coat scrambled eggs in black pepper and ketchup.

That's not uncommon, though it does seem to be regional.

 

[Little Woodsman]

Tuna pizza.

Never was able to get any of my friends to try it, despite it having apparently been a regular menu item at an old pizzaria in our town (looking at an ancient menu from that place is what gave me the idea to make and try it...).

I wish I could still eat pizza....{sadface}

 

[DefunctTheory]

Tuna pizza.

Never was able to get any of my friends to try it, despite it having apparently been a regular menu item at an old pizzaria in our town (looking at an ancient menu from that place is what gave me the idea to make and try it...).

I wish I could still eat pizza....{sadface}

Was it canned albacore tuna, or 'real' tuna?

Because now that I think of it, tuna steak shredded on a pizza sounds... really fucking good.

 

[Itdoesthatsometimes]

Tuna pizza.

Never was able to get any of my friends to try it, despite it having apparently been a regular menu item at an old pizzaria in our town (looking at an ancient menu from that place is what gave me the idea to make and try it...).

I wish I could still eat pizza....{sadface}

Was it canned albacore tuna, or 'real' tuna?

Because now that I think of it, tuna steak shredded on a pizza sounds... really fucking good.

with basil, feta cheese and spinach no sauce, but a bit of olive oil.

 

[Grizzly_Bear_1]

Chinese noodles in a burrito. I had to finish off the leftovers somehow.

 

[Zontar]

Ketchup on eggs.

I do this on a regular basis at my collage. One of my friends thinks the smell is ungodly and questions my ability to eat it.

 

[mysecondlife]

When I went to South Korea, they sold corndog with french fries stuck on the side. Simple yet brilliant every time I think of it.

 

[Pete Oddly]

Ketchup on eggs. I like the healthiness of eggs and they fill me up well, but I don't really enjoy the taste. So when I don't have onions or meats on hand to mix with them, I'll completely coat scrambled eggs in black pepper and ketchup.

Literally every person I have ever met puts ketchup on their eggs, so this kinda threw me for a loop.

As for me, I got tons. Seriously, I can't list all of the weird food combos I like, so here's a short list of the weirder ones:

- Peanutbutter and cheese slice sandwich
- Peanutbutter and fried egg sandwich
- Melted processed cheese on popcorn
- Peanutbutter, jelly, and bologna sandwich
- Tuna and broccoli in Kraft Dinner
- Cinnamon in chili
- Grape jelly on cereal
- Tzatziki sauce on fries
- Blue cheese sauce on poutine

I could go on and on, and I haven't even covered the crazy soups, stews and chilies I make on a regular basis.

 

[Neverhoodian]

Ever put barbecue sauce on waffles? It's delicious! Gives them a nice tang that you just can't get with syrup.

 

[default]

Ketchup on eggs. I like the healthiness of eggs and they fill me up well, but I don't really enjoy the taste. So when I don't have onions or meats on hand to mix with them, I'll completely coat scrambled eggs in black pepper and ketchup.

Huh, ketchup on eggs is wierd? I always put sauce on my eggs, so does everyone.

I'm quite partial to the whole spicy chocolate sort of deal at the moment. I like to grind some pepper or even a tiny bit of chilli powder into hot chocolate or Milo (an Australian choc-malt drink), it's very pleasant.

Also, having been living on my own for the past few weeks and having barely any energy to cook dinner (let alone go grocery shopping), I've been eating some wierd things. Raw carrot slice sandwiches was dinner a few nights ago, and before that it was just a bunch of rice and curry sauce wrapped up in a tortilla. It was very tasty, if horribly unbalanced.

 

[giles]

- Cinnamon in chili

Actually I would urge anyone to try and add cinnamon to a savoury dish. It tastes f*cking amazing.
In chili specifically you should try adding a bit of dark chocolate. Goes ridiculously well with the rest of the chili.

Anyway, I love cooking food with awesome flavouring. When I want to cook a specific dish I look at many recipes and variations and pick&choose the ingredients and spices which sound the most fun.
Just combining a random pre-packaged sauce with a random piece of fast food doesn't exactly compare.

 

[Imperioratorex Caprae]

Peanut butter and onion sandwich. Better than you'd think. Also freshy minced garlic instead of onion is good too. Horrible for the breath, but good eating.

 

[Hoplon]

mouldy milk with meat left to dry out for weeks while rubbed with plant cuttings. served on a wheat mash treated with yet more mould then burnt.

 

[Twintix]

Eggs, cheese and marmalade on toast.

I haven't made one of those in a while, though.

 

[CrazyCapnMorgan]

I really like chicken wing & white garlic pizza.

I also like taco meat with plain spaghetti.

....Don't look at me like that.

 

[Itdoesthatsometimes]

Ketchup on eggs. I like the healthiness of eggs and they fill me up well, but I don't really enjoy the taste. So when I don't have onions or meats on hand to mix with them, I'll completely coat scrambled eggs in black pepper and ketchup.

Literally every person I have ever met puts ketchup on their eggs, so this kinda threw me for a loop.

As for me, I got tons. Seriously, I can't list all of the weird food combos I like, so here's a short list of the weirder ones:

- Peanutbutter and cheese slice sandwich
- Peanutbutter and fried egg sandwich
- Melted processed cheese on popcorn
- Peanutbutter, jelly, and bologna sandwich
- Tuna and broccoli in Kraft Dinner
- Cinnamon in chili
- Grape jelly on cereal
- Tzatziki sauce on fries
- Blue cheese sauce on poutine

I could go on and on, and I haven't even covered the crazy soups, stews and chilies I make on a regular basis.

You take the cake here, in my opinion. The stuff you do with sandwiches breaks my heart. I am usually very particular in the way I make sandwiches, not just the ingredients but they way I put them together. I wish I could unread what you have said about sandwiches.