Weird food combinations that are suprisingly good

Just had a slice of pizza with Parmesan cheese, mustard and salsa. Why? Well, I like all those items separately (and I had all of them in the house) so I figured, why not try them together? It taste good. I had two more slices like that.

Are there any foods that generally don't match, or just seem 'wrong' in conjunction with each other, that you like to mix together?

Gonna sound gross but try dipping a McDonald's french fry in a strawberry shake. The contrast of salt and sugar is strangely good.

The ones that come to mind are pretty standard now - PB and bananas, cheddar cheese on apple pie, poutine

Chris wrote:Just had a slice of pizza with Parmesan cheese, mustard and salsa. Why?

You're pregnant?

I use Tabasco or whatever other kind of pepper sauce is handy on eggs, pasta, soup, etc. Sorry. i guess that's not up to the level of weirdess you're talking about. I remember a linebacker on the Giants during the Parcell era, Pepper Johnson. He got that nickname by putting pepper on everything when he was a kid. Cornflakes and such.

I love chips in my sandwiches. But I don't put them in, I break them into small pieces and "dip" the sandwich into them.

Ice Cream and a tall glass of cold water.

Nhaiyel wrote:Ice Cream and a tall glass of cold water.

That is really strange! Aren't you just freezing after?

I like vanilla Ice cream with maple syrup on it. I also put ketchup, mustard and mayonnaise on my hot dogs sometimes. Once in awhile I crumble a couple of chocolate chip cookies in my corn flakes and milk. I put steak sauce on my chicken cutlet and I liked it.

Any kind of red drink (pop, kool-aid, alize) mixed with vanilla ice cream.

Ranch dressing on a pepperoni pizza is heavenly.

Chocolate and cheese go well together. A nice slice of mozzarella and a Hershey bar make a strange, but tasty snack.

Marc™ wrote:Any kind of red drink (pop, kool-aid, alize) mixed with vanilla ice cream.

Alize, huh? With Ice Cream?