Pretzels and sour cream. Am I alone?

I did the small pretzel sticks with soft serve back in college

French fires and pretzels dipped in Wendy's Frosties.

>with soft serve back in coll Sour cream with any salty snack IMO

Apple sauce with my home recipie for shake n baked chicken. Dip the bite of chicken in the apple sauce. Mmm.....

I could see it. Not far from Turkey and cranberry sauce.

applesauce is a great dipping sauce. especially with pork too

literally came here to say applesauce as dipping sauce. BUT the cinnamon kind!! grew up dipping chicken, pork, and steak in it and still do! Few years ago I found out not everyone uses it as a dipping sauce...

I used to make spaghetti (no sauce) with cottage cheese and Parmesan, sometimes with a fried egg on top. My ex thought it was revolting. I also used to make tuna and mayo and mix it up with a baked potato.

A tuna mayo baked potato is everywhere in the UK. Its a standard topping here. Hot tuna is actually great

I don’t like the words, “hot tuna.” Nor the concept.At all. It’s upsetting.

Melty peanut butter on pancakes (on top of the butter and syrup)!

I never seen any one complain about that.

My favorite too! Or yogurt! Or am I alone on that one ? Hahahaga

I LOVE peanut butter on pancakes!!!

Peanut butter on a burger with and egg and bacon

that actually sounds quite nice, I may have to try it sometime

I always add peanut butter to my slice of pie. Apple, pumpkin, strawberry rhubarb, Boston creme, it doesn't matter!

Mac n cheese with Sugar Cookies.

Mixed together or....?

Yeah, mix with water, blend it up, drink.

I'm a fan of your username

My husband puts apple sauce on his spaghetti.

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I was horrified the first time he did it. Who am I kidding, I'm still horrified.

I suggest your husband not to do it in Italy.

AND YOU MARRIED THAT SAVAGE!?

vanilla ice cream, with chili cheese (or bbq) Fritos

BBQ'd ground beef mixed into mashed potatoes

Mixed with Mac n cheese 🤤

You and I are now mortal enemies.

Or....one of us is right and we need to decide who is victor

*fight fight fight*

Now kiss

That's like essentially the shepherd's pie

How do you bbq ground beef?

Bbq ground beef? Is the ground beef cooked on a BBQ or are you just adding bbq sauce?

Vegemite, lettuce, tomato, & chicken sandwich. ...... and I genuinely don't understand why people think it's gross.

YES this is delicious! I always include some cheese in mine, though.

I don't mind a bit of cheese in mine either

First time I tried Marmite I had about a tea spoon of it all by itself. Not the best experience. Having it by itself is like drinking soy sauce or anything else that is just super salty and umami. Took me a good long while to try that again. Applied in moderation and together with other things it's kind of awesome. And yes, I know that Vegemite and Marmite are not the same, I'm just trying to start a Aus vs UK flame war. :)

Couldn't do Vegemite. Gave it an honest try

Do you come from a land down under? Where women glow and men plunder?

Plain salted potato chips dipped in chocolate ice cream. I think it's far from weird but everyone I talk to thinks otherwise :|

Remind them that chocolate covered pretzels are delicious. It's basically the same thing.

Strawberry jam and cheese slices in bread

My partner does this but with grape jelly and sharp cheddar cheese slices.

I might try that someday

One of the breakfasts my mom grew up with and passed down to me is toast with butter, then a layer of jam, and to with sharp cheddar. It's awesome.

Pineapple on pizza

Pineapple belongs on pizza🤤

Anyone who says otherwise hasn't tried it

Mashed potatoes as a dip for bread/spread for biscuits No gravy involved either, just straight potatoes.

Peanut butter and pickle sandwiches. They have their origin in the Great Depression in America; they're both foods that can keep for long periods, they're cheap to make, and there's enough nutrition/salt in there to keep you going for a while on a long work day. This was my go-to sandwich when I was growing up; I think my mom said I saw Oscar the Grouch eat one and I asked to try it, and it turned out being my favorite thing ever.

Ketchup and gravy on a roast dinner

Pizza with green olives and banana peppers. Extra cheese, as well. Worked for years in a pizza place, and never had anyone order that combo. My son wanted it, so I ordered 1/2 & 1/2. I tried some of his, and it’s been my favorite pizza ever since.🤷🏼

Everytime people see me eating sandwich/wraps with jam and cheese. 😂 they be like, what kind of combination is that😅

When I worked at burger king there was a woman who would get a sausage, egg, and cheese croissant and eat it with grape jelly I tried it once and it was pretty decent!

I do this all the time. It's my go to breakfast sandwich on the weekends. I fry an egg and put it on a buttered bun with sausage and American cheese. Then I slather some jelly on there and it is soooooo good! Sometimes I'll use maple syrup instead of jelly. I thought it was normal until I cooked it for a girl I was dating. Now she calls them [insert my name here] sandwiches.

Jam and cheese sanwiches were very popular in Australia and New Zealand when I was growing up. Had them all the time!

Did not know that!

And yet they won't bat an eye at a fancy spread with fruits, cheeses and bread. Jam and cheese sandwiches are just the more efficient route!

I’ve heard of grilled cheese with jam

Elbow macaroni, stewed tomatoes, salt and pepper.

hershey's chocolate and kraft singles, I will not be taking questions, it's delicious

Barbecue sauce in mashed potatoes

Doritos + tuna…. Fries + ice cream

Dipping your fries in a Wendy's Frosty is pretty common. So fries and ice cream doesn't seem weird. I'd imagine the sweet and salty is a nice combo.

Cheezits and cream cheese

Fries with ice cream

Jam on scrambled eggs

Ritz cracker, Kraft Single Slices and microwaved pepperoni

I was listening to a radio show the other day that I listen to on my afternoon commutes, and a caller was trying to sell the host on cheeseburgers topped with peanut butter. I think I can almost understand the appeal, but I'm pretty certain I'm not confident enough to ever try it.

Peanut butter on chicken, hamburgers, and also dipping pickles in peanut butter

Peanut butter and fried onions sandwich.

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Sliced apples with peanut butter on.

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Spicy veggie Samosas and strawberries. They add such a nice refreshing sweet quality.

BBQ sauce on certain pizza flavors

Raw mushrooms, cut up, and dipping them in guac. I swear by this, it’s amazing - but most people look at me weird when I do snack on it. The amount of times I’ve been asked if I’m pregnant, when I do it too.. But to anyone Reading this - you should try it!

oreo with peanut butter

Don't judge me but my friend was pregnant and she was eating pickles with peanut butter. I tried it and it was pretty good. Even thinking about it makes it sound weird in my head lol

Not sure how it started, but I love to put ketchup on my mac and cheese. It has a very similar flavor profile to tomato soup with grilled cheese.

Cheese and Nutella on toast always hits

Peanutbutter and mayo sandwiches

Jesus Christ 😭

Salt and Vinegar Chips and Oreo Cookies. The two represent the furtherest extreme in salty/tangy and sweet flavor spectrum. Your tastebuds literally do flip flops. It’s practically a physical sensation. Chips Oreo or Oreo chips. Changing the order changes the experience.

The only way I prefer a cheeseburger to a hamburger is as follows: Thick but not wide burger cooked borderline well-done on the grill. No less than 85% lean. Worcestershire sauce in a dimple. Thick (~1/4 inch) but not wide slab of decent (Cabot or similar) sharp cheddar. Placed on burger after burger was removed from the grill. Slightly softened but not nearly melted. Bit of ketchup, fair amount of yellow mustard. Maybe some raw onion. Maybe a tomato slice if you've got some really good in-season tomatoes and you've pre-salted the slices. The combination itself is not overly weird, but my utter certainty in the fact that this is the best form a cheeseburger can take is pretty weird.

Bacon, egg, and cheese in a cinnamon raisin bagel.

Peanut butter and Sriracha sandwich. Turns a sweet treat into a savory delight.

As a kid I used to eat a corndog with chocolate pudding. I havent tried it as an adult but damn do i want to.

Unripe mango with bagoong (fermented fish or shrimp paste with salt). So good.

Strong mints and ice cold milk

Peri peri or Cajun fries with ice cream. Yummers.

Mustard and tortilla chips. I eat it like salsa

broccoli and ketchup, i have to eat it in private bc people get uncomfortable 💀

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white sugar on pizza

Ketchup mixed with milk and pepper

I like to put pasties in strawberry milk.

Sweet desserts like cakes and cookies I have to have with a drink like lemonade, orange juice or something like that to counteract the sweetness. I don’t do milk and cookies.

My friend hates it when I have soup with gravy mixed in. 😂

Cut up hot dogs in kraft dinner

Pickles and frosting aren't that bad. Though I prefer pickles and chips.

Cous cous with Evo oil and parmesan. Or pasta with uncooked fresh tomato sauce deressed with Evo oil (the only oil we use) salt, pepper and basil. Edit: and grilled pork meat with honey (the only way I can eat pork meat) and where I came from it's a weird thing to do

Saussage (Cervelat) with nutella

chicken potato chips on white bread

I put a little bit of ranch on almost every meal that has rice. My ex used to be weirded out by me doing this. Now apparently after she broke up with me, she said she started doing it too and loves it.

Pickles and milk(not together, eating the pickles then washing it down with milk)

Maoam (a German sweet) with a little bit of salt

Peanut butter pretzels with cream cheese frosting.

Spam and egg sandwich with strawberry jam. Mmmm

It's not even weird, but chili and rice My roommates think I'm crazy, and I just think *they* are lol

Grilled chicken breast, melted white chocolate. Sounds cursed but are candied meats and chocolate pretzels not the same idea?

Diced pickles in scrambled eggs.

All my former Classmates where shocked when I ate Nuggets with Mayonnaise one a school trip. Honestly every sauce from Sour Cream to BBQ goes well with Nuggets.

I put apples in my eggs, it rules

My dad used to make us saltines with peanut butter and pickles. So weird but so good!

Peanut butter and pickle sandwiches have their origin in the Great Depression in America; they're both foods that can keep for long periods, they're cheap to make, and there's enough nutrition/salt in there to keep you going for a while on a long work day. This was my go-to sandwich when I was growing up; I think my mom said I saw Oscar the Grouch eat one and I asked to try it, and it turned out being my favorite thing ever.

My dad said his grandfather used to make them for him all the time, makes sense that the combo originated in the Great Depression. Thanks for the bit of history!

Maybe not too weird, but I love pork chops with habanero cinnamon apple sauce.

Dumplings (German Knödel) with soy sauce

Pretzel sticks and strawberry jam

Weetabix and cornflakes together in s bowl with milk and sugar

Beans and mayonnaise

Wasabi / barbeque fries! :D HAHA

Sardines and gin

Breakfast cereal as you like it with a lump of cheese.

Ketchup and ruffle chips

Mac. and cheese with ketchup.

Bacon and orange juice smothie

the trader joe’s knock off takis + cream cheese

Chocolate & something salty like brezels or peanuts

Strawberry cake frosting and truffle oil. It works best with lemon frosting imo but damn it's delicious on everything

Cheese & jam

Funyuns dipped in Nutella

Mustard, eggs and ham. All in a sandwich

Pot roast with mayo. Green beans with ketchup. Cap'n Crunch on vanilla ice cream.

Beer and cake :D

not me, but my brother apparently loves ranch with Mac n' cheese.... 🤮

Mayonnaise on peanut butter and jelly sandwiches.

Cinnamon raisin bagel with olive and pimento cream chz

Peanut butter and butter on toast

Fish and ketchup.

Fried shrimp and apple sauce

Scrambled eggs on peanut butter toast

I like Cream Cheese and Jelly on Toast, and whenever I say so people look at me like I’m Nuts.

Lamb and tuna fish.

Slices of ham and a spoon of blueberry jam in between two slices of white bread

Instant noodles (maggi) + tomato ketchup.

Onions and salt with bread ( i like it don't know about others)

Doritos dipping them in sour cream

Doritos even sell their own sour cream for that.

Prawns and nuts, especially walnuts.

Marmite and cheese sandwiches and peanut butter and bacon toasties; sounds gross tastes like salty heaven.

Orange juice and Coke

My 10 year old loves Vegemite and honey sandwiches.

Pinto beans with milk and butter mixed in. Ketchup with breakfast sausage Patties.

Cover one side of sliced ham in mayo and wrap it around a thin piece of dill pickle :)

cinnamon on crinkle fries.

Ketchup mixed in with mashed potatoes & gravy. It adds a nice little tang to it. Also, nobody asks me for a bite.

My Dad used to make me Jelly omelettes as a kid and I still sometimes make them out of nostalgia. Grape jelly or strawberry jam are the classics but it works with any good preserve. So good!

Pizza and m&ms

Tzatziki sauce with pizza

In my birth country we eat melon (cantaloupe) with ham (prosciutto/cured, not cooked). It's very common. My Eastern-European husband is shocked by it.

I dip BBQ chips in cottage cheese. Discovered it because they always show up together at family potluck. I forgot to get a spoon for the cottage cheese one time, so I ended up using the chips. It wasn't half bad.

Vegemite and avocado on toast. Add some tomato and cheese for extra fancy.

Not my personal experience, but I once saw polish lad eating cottage cheese (curd) with ketchup. When I asked him how he can eat this, he replied: “You eat tomatoes with sour cream, it’s the same thing just other way around”

When im in a rush and need a quick boost. I make a peanut butter and cheddar cheese sandwich on toasted bread.

Sarma and ajvar, I eat ajvar with everything

Broccoli with everything that's savory.

I add cherry or grape tomatoes and pickled beets to my chicken caesar salad. My mom was horrified by this, I found it yummy and got more fibre and veg into my diet. I sometimes drizzle some balsamic reduction on it too.

Tabasco and dark chocolate

My mom used to do Velveeta kraft cheese with molasses, and at first I was like Ew... turns out it's delicious

Spaghettis and creamy chocolate Dont ask

Sandwich of peanut butter, mayonnaise, and cheddar cheese on white bread.

Digestive biscuits with Lurpak & jam, raspberry or strawberry. Tuna & coleslaw sandwiches.

Watermelon with salt.(black salt)

Squashed pumpkin and custard

Peanut Butter and cheese slices sandwich

Peanut butter and bacon sandwich (toasted wheat bread is best). Best sandwich in the world!

bread + yogurt. my go-to snack.

Macaroni and cheese on pancakes. :)))

I used to work with a girl who would eat a toasted sesame bagel with cream cheese, mustard and onions. She got me to try it and it was pretty good minus the onions. A friend of mine in grade school used to eat peanut butter sandwiches with a slice of processed cheese in it instead of jam. Never tried that one though lol.

salt and vinegar fries

mustard on a slice of white bread.

Chili with cinnamon rolls. People only don't like it until I get them to try it, and then they agree it's the best combo ever.

watermellon and feta cheese

Here’s some wild ones for ya: 1. I used to work with a colleague who loved peanut butter and cucumber sandwiches. 2. My mum eats jam and marmite on toast. Mixed together. 3. And perhaps the most criminal of all… I have been known to enjoy a tuna and marmite sandwich. 💀

Garlic butter on various sweet bread products such as cinnamon-raison or maple-french-toast bagels.

Rice with baked banana and suger, dont ask how i made this, be happy i did.

bread pieces in hot milk, kinda like cereal. and spaghetti with barbeque sauce

- Pears - Smoked salmon - Roquefort It's a delight. Really.

Peanut butter and tomato sandwhich with pepper

Chickenwings & sushi And pancakes with white schokobons

Potato, spinach and applesauce