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Salami and peanut butter on rye.
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Peanut butter and hot English mustard.
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Originally Posted by Face Ache
Peanut butter and hot English mustard.
Ooo. That sounds good!
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Since we're talking about peanut butter combos.
I like the heartburn-inducing Elvis burger:
8 oz hamburger
Bacon
Fried banana
Peanut butter
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Bananas are good in curry.
Anyone ever eaten steak with chocolate sauce? Sounds revolting, but you never know.
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Originally Posted by Eug
Since we're talking about peanut butter combos.
I like the heartburn-inducing Elvis burger:
8 oz hamburger
Bacon
Fried banana
Peanut butter
Here's the Fool's Gold Loaf, also a fave of his:
One entire loaf of italian bread is coated with two tablespoons of softened butter.
The bread is placed in a 350 degree (F) oven for approximately fifteen minutes or until loaf is browned.
The loaf is then halved along its length on one side.
The soft inside of the loaf is scraped away to allow room for the filling.
One whole jar of creamy peanut butter, one jar of grape jelly, and a pound (!) of lean bacon, fried crispy and still warm, are layered inside the loaf.
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One of my all time favorites:
Macaroni and cheese and popcorn shrimp. Oh, and some hush puppies on the side.
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Peanut butter + strawberry preserves + sliced bananas on potato bread.
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Originally Posted by 64stang06
Peanut butter + strawberry preserves + sliced bananas on potato bread.
Not what I would call strange.
Apples and cheddar.
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Originally Posted by zro
Apples and cheddar.
You gotta punch this up.
Apple and cheddar omelet.
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Originally Posted by Tiresias
Bananas are good in curry.
Anyone ever eaten steak with chocolate sauce? Sounds revolting, but you never know.
Its absolutely delicious, I had it in an Argentinan restaurant once.
Fried pineapple with honey (had it in Sri Lanka)
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My girlfriend swears by Peanut Butter and Oreos. I have yet to try it though.
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Originally Posted by zro
Not what I would call strange.
Apples and cheddar.
Apples and cheddar are hardly strange either.
I used to eat baby carrots and mustard. People used to think that was weird.
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Originally Posted by @pplejaxkz
My girlfriend swears by Peanut Butter and Oreos. I have yet to try it though.
That sounds delicious, not weird.
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Originally Posted by scaught
That sounds delicious, not weird.
Yeah, I'll be bound to try it soon.
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Originally Posted by zro
Not what I would call strange.
Apples and cheddar.
Was this post meant to be ironic? Fruit and cheese go together like, well…fruit and cheese.
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There's this soup my family makes around Easter. You pour it over a bunch of ingredients like:
Ham
Veal
Kielbasa
Sliced egg
Horseradish
This isn't the strange combination, it's all these things with the soup itself, which is moldy cream that you've let sit covered in the pantry for a week, skimmed off the chunky bits, and boiled the **** out of it to kill everything.
It's really, really good.
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Peanut butter and jelly sandwich with a couple of slices of bologna in it.
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I saw an episode of Ham on the Street where he proved that any jelly-cheese-bread combination made a great grilled sandwich. He got people to spin wheels that landed on one of each, made the sandwich on the spot, and people loved them. Even some really weird combinations like grilled pepper jelly with munster on pumpernickel.
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Obviously MacNNers are not very culinarily explorative. We haven't even got beyond sandwiches.
How 'bout this: filet mingon with blue cheese, bacon, oysters.
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Originally Posted by KeyLimePi
I saw an episode of Ham on the Street where he proved that any jelly-cheese-bread combination made a great grilled sandwich. He got people to spin wheels that landed on one of each, made the sandwich on the spot, and people loved them. Even some really weird combinations like grilled pepper jelly with munster on pumpernickel.
I went to his site and someone dared him to eat a mint jelly, limburger cheese and pumpernickel bread sandwich.
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Originally Posted by Face Ache
Peanut butter and hot English mustard.
FREAK...
Pregnant?
And I thought ranch dressing and french fries was weird.... it's soooo good.
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Originally Posted by Tiresias
Bananas are good in curry.
Anyone ever eaten steak with chocolate sauce? Sounds revolting, but you never know.
There is a Mexican dish that uses chocolate but instead of beef they use chicken. Very good. It takes a second to process the flavors at first.
It goes down easy and comes out fast.
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Originally Posted by Ratm
FREAK...
Are the two of you pregnant?
Speaking of pregnant...
When my nurse was pregnant she would eat pickles and oranges together.
The front desk girls all made fun of her for that...
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Originally Posted by Person Man
Speaking of pregnant...
When my nurse was pregnant she would eat pickles and oranges together.
The front desk girls all made fun of her for that...
You know that sour feeling you get by just watching someone eating a lemon?
I need candy, stat!
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Originally Posted by Ratm
FREAK...
Pregnant?
And I thought ranch dressing and french fries was weird.... it's soooo good.
Was this post meant to be ironic? Vegetables and ranch go together like, well... vegetables and ranch.
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just a few off the top of my stomach:
Cream of spinach with ketchup.
Peanut Butter and roasted garlic.
Natto and eggs.
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Two of my faves:
McDonald's fries dipped in a hot fudge sundae.
Wendy's fries dipped in a frosty.
Me like sweets and fats. Amazing I'm still thin.
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Cream cheese and dill pickle sandwich.
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I used to work with a guy who like luncheon-meat/pastry combinations. The only two I remember are a bologna/glazed donut sandwich, and sliced ham wrapped around a twinkie.
Twinkie - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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waffle (or french toast, or pancake) peanut butter and real maple syrup.
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Originally Posted by Tiresias
How 'bout this: filet mingon with blue cheese, bacon, oysters.
that sounds delicious. I've had steak with bleu cheese, it's fabulous. Oysters, hmmm... Scallops would be good I know, but I would try the oysters. Does it come with a garlic mash potatoes and grilled asparagus? Place my order.
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Originally Posted by Ratm
There is a Mexican dish that uses chocolate but instead of beef they use chicken. Very good. It takes a second to process the flavors at first.
Mole sauce.
Not a weird combo, but delicious: peanut butter and honey on toasted bread.
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So is it safe to say something that I've thought for many years? "Peanut butter is the best food on earth."
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Peanut butter and marshmallow creme sammies. Also known as a Fluffernutter.
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Originally Posted by zro
Was this post meant to be ironic? Vegetables and ranch go together like, well... vegetables and ranch.
Veggies and ranch= yummy. But ranch and French Fries? I dunno, maybe I'm-is-late to da party cause that seems weirdo but I loves the hot fires with cool ranch sauce.
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Originally Posted by Atheist
Two of my faves:
McDonald's fries dipped in a hot fudge sundae.
Wendy's fries dipped in a frosty.
Me like sweets and fats. Amazing I'm still thin.
Fries and ice cream make an amazing combo!
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Originally Posted by osiris
Fries and ice cream make an amazing combo!
Wow... I'm not the only one. Most look at me with disgust when I eat that.
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hah pregnancy and it's many cravings. My mother always told me that when she was pregnant with me she'd eat pickles. My girlfriend was craving pickles and picked one up and I smacked it outta her hand.
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Oh and peanut butter and oreos are purty bomb.
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Bananas and sriracha hot sauce are awesome. I discovered that when someone dared me to.
A buddy of mine also introduced me to peanut butter and yogurt sandwiches.
And lastly, when I was a kid, my parents used to make me apple, cheese, and marmelade snacks, with the ingredients cut into cubes, and you mix and match any combination or proportion of the three ingredients. People thought it was wierd, but I loved it. I think i'm going to go out and buy some marmelade now...
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Originally Posted by Visnaut
And lastly, when I was a kid, my parents used to make me apple, cheese, and marmelade
Very similar to something Colombians eat that use farmers cheese (something like mozzarella) and guava paste. No apples but it wouldn't hurt to try. The company Goya sells it here in the states if anyone is feeling adventurous .
They also take that same combination of cheese and guava paste and place it in the middle of large sweet plantain bananas and bake them(serve with vanilla ice cream on side).....DAMNIT......I'm making myself home sick!
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Nutella and french fries. Got bored one day and ended up liking it.
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Originally Posted by Atheist
Wow... I'm not the only one. Most look at me with disgust when I eat that.
Great with vanilla or chocolate shakes too. But I shouldn't have to tell you that.
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