Weird-sounding food combos that actually taste good (restaurant, tomatoes, coke)

[calel]

Ok, not really abnormal, but they get comments from the uninitiated:

Saltines and butter sandwiches
Chocolate with cheddar cheese

[k101608]

Originally Posted by totallyfrazzled

I was at a friend's house the other day and she served watermelon with feta cheese. I did a doubletake at the combination but tried it anyway and was amazed at how good it was! The saltiness of the feta makes a really interesting taste combination with the sweetness of the watermelon.

Any other food combinations that look weird "on paper" but actually taste really good?

Tasted this last night... excellent

[ilovebdj]

Oreos and mustard. I was, however, under the influence.

[k101608]

Originally Posted by ilovebdj

Oreos and mustard. I was, however, under the influence.

LOL... you haven't tried it sober?

[Gue]

Mango salsa & sliced bananas open face toasted sandwich..

[Aconite]

Originally Posted by Va-Cat

How about a fried boloney sandwich with ketchup? It was a staple in our house when I was growing up

Add mashed potatoes and the school cafeteria used to serve these. Baloney Boats...<shuddertwitch>

[marlene09]

Originally Posted by sportsfangal

I also made a watermelon salad, I used goat cheese, a light drizzle of olive oil and put it on a bed of mixed greens, and top off with a sprinkle of fresh cracked black pepper, it was awesome!!

bacon or ham and pancake syrup is tasty.

adding green apples to a salad is delicious!

I've tried a watermelon and blue cheese salad that worked well - if you like blue cheese.

[gussie]

Hersey bars and corn chips.. together.......

[kjg1963]

I like olive and cream cheese sandwiches (I'm compulsive about cutting the olives in half so it takes a while to make one, lol)

My ex used to eat peanut butter and pickle sandwiches.

My current bf freaked me out by eating a cold fried boneless chicken breast with peanut butter, mayo, and mustard on wheat bread. He said when he was a kid, peanut butter was used as a condiment and was always at the dinner table.

[Jillaceae]

Banana dipped in hot chocolate powder mix. A poor girl's chocolate banana.