The Least Pleasant Food Combinations You've Had And Other Food Disasters

[Do4600]

Many years ago my older brother warmed up some leftover thanksgiving food. I have no idea why he did this, he admits he has no idea why he did this, but he mixed together mashed potatoes and homemade apple stuffing and microwaved it. Both were incredibly tasty by themselves, but mixed together it was dreadful. The bread in the stuffing got soggy with moisture from the potatoes and the little apples for seasoning tasted incredibly bitter alongside the potatoes. The texture alone made me gag.

 

[Saulkar]

There is this kind of instant mix, Organic chocolate pudding that you mix milk with. Tasted a little funky but was entirely palatable. The problem was, however, that when I decided to bury it in more milk after it was already set it radically changed the flavour. It was NOT a bad flavour but it triggered my gag reflex and I could not stop pucking. If I ever need to throw-up when sick and do not want to wait around at the toilette or bucket, I just imagine that harmless but completely alien flavour and I emergency evacuate my stomach. Thinking about it now (8 years after the fact) still instantly nauseates me.

 

[Revolutionary]

Vegemite and Nutella....nevermore.
The less said the better. I don't want to talk about it.

 

[Kronos128]

The weirdest thing I've had the pleasure of having is something called a Goobber (goober?) Burger. Basically it's a hamburger with peanut butter on it. Wasn't bad and actually mixed surprisingly well with the grilled onions on it. Though it wasn't the best burger I've had, which goes to a Hawaiian Burger with cream cheese on it.

Worse thing I've had has to be Malt-o-Meal mixed with two shots of Bourbon. Something friends and I decided that we had to try after getting drunk during a DND playthrough.

 

[Johnny Novgorod]

Not a combination, but dog food smells better than it actually tastes.

 

[Alexei F. Karamazov]

No joke, cheddar Goldfish and chocolate ice cream is shockingly good.

Not sure about bad stuff, though. Nothing really comes to mind. I guess that's a good thing?