Sprite and milk. 1 part milk to 2 parts sprite give it a creamy after taste
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It's almost like what used to be a popular drink in Ontario and Manitoba, but nearly unheard of anywhere else I've asked. It's just Pilk with alcohol.
The Paralyzer:
1 part milk
2 parts pepsi or coca cola
1 ounce vodka
1 ounce coffee liqueur
Maybe not that strange, but I love natural peanut butter and locust honey on whole grain pancakes. I also love an ice cream float made with Sprite and chocolate ice cream.
Slice of ham, leaf of lettuce, coleslaw. Roll that sucker up like a little burrito. Nom nom nom.
Coleslaw makes anything delicious. It's more of a condiment than a dish imho...
Agreed. I wouldn’t eat it alone tbh.
It’s best in a hotdog
or a pulled-pork sandwich...
It's not exactly food but drinking a dr. Pepper while smoking weed leaves an after taste in my mouth that is exactly like a fig newton.
Mac and Cheese with Gojuchang hot sauce.
I’ll have to try that sometime, but Mac and cheese goes great with each type of hot sauce I’ve tried so far
Gochujang is my new favorite hot sauce, I've been putting it on everything. I've also made Gochujang caramel sugar cookies, which are fricken amazing.
Cucumbers and honey is considered weird in other countries from what I gather
Before lactose intolerance set in, BBQ-flavored potato chips dipped in cottage cheese. Also Doritos dipped in cottage cheese. Absolute fire.
Cottage cheese, apple sauce and pickled red cabbage. Or sub out the cabbage for pickled beets.
I have my reasons.
Peanut butter and thick-sliced raw onion slices on whole wheat bread.
Soy sauce on vanilla ice cream.
Salami and apricot jam.
Hawaiian pizza with black and green olives.
Peanut butter and thick-sliced raw onion slices on whole wheat bread.
Sssssssssssundae....
As a kid I made a PB, banana, mayo, and potato chip sandwich pretty often. I fucking loved it. As an adult I'd never eat that, but occasionally I crave it.
I don’t know about the mayo component, but I’m on board otherwise.
Hold the mayo, and swap the potato chips for granola, and I can chop firewood all day long on one or two of those.
Peanut butter is a big one for a lot of weird combos, goes well with burgs, fruit, cereal, etc, hummus is a good substitute too
Mustard has some weird ones eggs, mayo, salty stuff like chips and pretzels
Waldorf salad is basically fruit, mayo, and nuts it was popular enough you can still find it some places
Is Burg a hamburger? I've had peanut butter on a burger one time from...devil dawgs I think. It was really really good.
My mom used to make Waldorf salad. I hated it. Might like it now though
Yellow mustard is great with popcorn
I put mustard on 50% of all my food.
Cool ranch doritos + Chocolate.
Generally any sweet and savory combo does nothing for me, but as strange as this one is, I dig it. It's not bad.
Not mine but my dads: His favorite snack is cold hot dogs dipped in peanut butter. I was 10 before I convinced him to stop dipping in the communal jar of PB.
I don't like it but its also not as bad as you'd think.
I might let this one slide if not for the dipping, if He dips in the jar it's a crime.
Unsweetened cold brew coffee, fresh orange juice, and sparkling mineral water. It sounds most foul but tastes so good, sparkling smokey orange.
Some fast food place, I don't remember which, used to serve orange juice mixed with hot & bitter spices. That was really good.
Oh it's the Orange Joe.
My childhood nostalgia food is pasta with a bit of butter, powdered sugar and cocoa…
On a cracker, usually a Breton (made in Canada) I place a thin slice of aged cheddar then I top it with peanut butter a smear of mayo and a drop or two of hot sauce. I used to use Franks now I use Valentina (Mexican) Anyway it's amazing.
Peanut butter + Raw Carrots / Cucumbers / Apples / Bananas / Cottage Cheese / Pickles / Raisins / Raw Celery
Yes I absolutely love peanut butter and eat huge quantities of it.