Ewwww! Yummmm! Ewwww!

[tzikeh]

I'm sure we're aware that one person's vile, nausea-inducing bucket of slop is another person's most favoritest yummola snack in the world. Usually this discussion is limited to I love sushi / I hate sushi and the like, but what I have recently become fascinated, nay obsessed with, is certain combinations of food that most people would never ever have thought of but others adore.

esorlehcar likes to dip her french fries in her chocolate shake. whatssnoo puts tuna fish in her macaroni and cheese. Either of these combinations can have me fleeing the room. But I like to put grape jelly on my scrambled eggs, which disgusts both of them. (Jelly omlette! It turns the eggs sort of purplish-green, like a bruise! It's yummy!)

So, c'mon, 'fess up. What combo makes you all happy but sends other people out for fresh air? I'm just totally interested in the idea of bizarre food combinations that people actually eat.

Comments

[tzikeh.livejournal.com]

I love my eggs over easy so I can dip my toast in them. For some people this is nausea-inducing, although it's not really uncommon.

My guess is that it's not the combination that grosses people out so much as that runny yolk can get to some people.

Hard-boiled eggs in tuna salad, huh? I guess that's not too weird - it's like combining the tuna salad and egg salad.

[amilyn.livejournal.com]

My guess is that it's not the combination that grosses people out so much as that runny yolk can get to some people.

Right. I think it's runny yolk in anything, to which I say cookie dough!!!! *grin*

Hard-boiled eggs in tuna salad, huh? I guess that's not too weird - it's like combining the tuna salad and egg salad.

I think this is actually fairly common...at least somewhere. And it's very good even if finabair can't even abide the smell although she likes both tuna salad and egg salad. I don't, however, like onion or celery in my tuna salad--I don't want it to crunch.

There's always Sam Beckett and the jello and onions.

[tzikeh.livejournal.com]

Right. I think it's runny yolk in anything, to which I say cookie dough!!!! *grin*

But "runny" and "raw" are two different things. Cookie dough doesn't drip. It's a solidity thing.

There's always Sam Beckett and the jello and onions.

Hee! I wondered at the time if that was based on someone's actual pregnancy craving experience.