Does anyone else like/love weird foods

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I for one dont think its weird but everyone else tells me so. Like my grand father took me for pizza the other day and I asked for the ketchup and he cracked up and said what the f**k and shook his head with a smile.

It's funny because this wasn't the first time he has seen me do this lol He does this everytime though.

I also love french dressing on my speghetti, balsalmic vinegar on my eggs. I throw hot sauce on everything too!!

Anyone else have weird foods they enjoy?

My kid needs yogurt or powder cereal mixed with almost everything. It's seems gross to me to eat vegetables and eggs and almost everything else with yogurt or cereal mixed in, but it's the only way I can get him to eat something other than bananas or peanut butter sandwiches.

I like old, sharp cheddar cheese and dill pickle sandwiches. Is that weird?

I've been known to eat some odd combinations, more when I was a kid than now. I used to like ketchup on scrambled eggs, and to eat sandwiches with just mayo, mustard and lettuce - no meat or cheese. I can't think of anything I eat now that is all that strange though. I do like to mix things together on my plate, for instance, combine the meat, veggies and rice. That strikes my spouse as odd. He likes the different foods on his plate to be separate and barely touching each other.

I also like yogurt on a lot of things. A chicken breast, for instance, with yogurt and dijon mustard on top. Oh yeah, I like mustard on beef as well, if I don't have horseradish.

I put hot sauce on almost everything. In general, I am a big fan of condiments. I also eat green olives as a snack. I am a very picky eater so I eat almost the same thing every day. That in and of itself is odd I suppose.

Haha that is so awesome lol

Grilled peanut butter and bacon sandwiches come to mind...

Seriously try it some day, it's amazing.

Spicy food in general has become something of an addiction for me in the last ten years. I have a decent capacity for chillies these days and I enjoy Indian, Thai and Middle Eastern food in particular. I love pork, be it bacon, roasts, scratchings, pies, ham, ribs or whatever. Being British I also drink about ten cups of tea a day.

My Aspie husband likes to try some weird combos. Like putting mustad on cake, or mayonaisse on rice. He says he "wants to know how it tastes". I just cringe when I see him doing that sort of stuff.

The funny thing is that those who cringe most likely didn't even try the foods and wouldn't know if they're missing the most delicious thing in the world.

I have a huge tolerance for spicy (hot) food, and I like eating it a lot. A place where I get chinese food nearby created a dish based off of a special order I used to get all the time, where I would ask them to make it extremely spicy (to quote myself, "so spicy it makes your cook have to wear a mask and goggles") - they called it the 911.

I love spicy food to be extremely spicy - anything that others label as "hot", even "very hot" I usually find quite underwhelming with the heat. Even if I ask for things "extra spicy" it always comes to me too weak; that's why I always ask in an extremely exaggerated and unusual way, like saying "extra" 14 times. I like the heat for the rush that hot food gives me, when it's spicy enough.

I'm not sure if this is weird but I put hot sauce on pizza a few days ago.

Actually any reheated Italian food seem revitalized by adding a good chili pepper hot sauce.

You can be completely sure I will never try cake with mustard. I cringe because I can imagine the taste in my head. That's more than enough. He loves to combine strong flavors. I do not even like mustard alone, just combined with other things to make it milder. I am more into mild flavors.

I eat a bagel with peanut butter on it (instead of cream cheese) every morning for breakfast.
if I have ha bunch of food on my plate (like a restaurant or Holliday)
then I organize all my food with the thing I least like at the bottom ,then clockwise it gets better till I end at the best thing, with is to the right of the food I least like. And none of it can touch either.
I've also been told that I'm a light eater.

I eat a bagel with peanut butter on it (instead of cream cheese) every morning for breakfast.
if I have ha bunch of food on my plate (like a restaurant or Holliday)
then I organize all my food with the thing I least like at the bottom ,then clockwise it gets better till I end at the best thing, with is to the right of the food I least like. And none of it can touch either.
I've also been told that I'm a light eater.

I am known to be a great brokkoli lover. I eat it nearly every day. I also enjoy cold spagetti without any sauce. Instead of chips I eat parsley during the day.