Have you ever eaten something in a strange way but to you it's normal? (pancakes, breakfast)

[helloimage]

Originally Posted by Cliffie

Wait, what flavor Doritos?

spicy or nacho cheese....

[thedwightguy]

Grandpa always poured his coffee onto his saucer for drinking. Some Norwegian thing, I think.

[pekemom]

Creamer in iced tea instead of lemon. Drank it that way since I was a kid...people say they've heard of
cream in hot tea but not iced tea...

[BrianH]

I smother my popcorn in Sriracha sauce. I also put it on corn flakes (no milk) and eat em that way.

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[Jrsygrl51]

Originally Posted by thedwightguy

Grandpa always poured his coffee onto his saucer for drinking. Some Norwegian thing, I think.

My Grandma used to do the same thing with tea. She was Irish, lived in Scotland until she was 9.

[jerseygal4u]

I've been told this is weird,but I drink tea with no milk.

I like melted sewwt cream butter over apple pie,chips ahoy cookies,and cake.
I also love uncooked oats straight out of the box.

I always thought sardines were supposed to be eaten out of the can?
If so,I never put them on a plate. Same with canned octopus and oysters.

[believe007]

I like green olives mixed into potato salad; when I make burgers I like to have a layer of bbq sauce on top with catsup, mustard & mayo on the bread, along w/ all the other toppings
(lettuce, tomato, grilled onions, & cheese)
When I was little I loved hot dogs with mayo on 'em

[lubby]

My father in law liked to take U-Needa biscuits and put them in a coffee cup, pour hot coffee over them and eat with a spoon.

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by thedwightguy

Grandpa always poured his coffee onto his saucer for drinking. Some Norwegian thing, I think.

My grandmother would sometimes drink tea from the saucer.

"In the 1770's and 1780's it became fashionable to drink tea from the saucer, perhaps to allow the tea to cool. One consistent characteristic of tea wares at that time was the deep saucer, borrowed from China. Later in the century, cup plates became part of the tea set and allowed the tea drinker to "park" her cup on the small cup plate while she sipped tea from the saucer -- all this in a seated position instead of standing, as before."

Essay - Tea: A Brief History

[Gerania]

Originally Posted by Cliffie

Speaking of cheese doodles, I heard about a guy once who loved Bugles on his pizza. Remember Bugles?

I remember Bugles. I even ate them.