i'll put maple syrup on any meat, especially breaded and fried ones like chicken nuggets.

i also dip pizza in ranch dressing.

^ That ain't weird.



When I was a kid, I'd make toast and put Ice cream between the slices. Ice Cream Sandwich!




Get a bowl of rice, put a slice of cheese over it and microwave until cheese is really melted. pour some soy sauce on top and eat! a little canned tuna and mayo under the cheese improves the dish greatly.

i ate noodles with cheese but i have to pour the water out then melt the cheese, also peanut butter and hoisen in a all bread sandwich no meat

Rice with hotdogs and ketchup.

Drinking milk while licking a spoon of peanut butter.

Putting BBQ sauce into macaroni and cheese.

Putting french fries on top of burger patties.

Korean spare ribs inside tacos.

Re-fried pinto beans on top of noodles.

Vanilla pudding on top of rice
(Ive seen someone do this)

ive spread p-nut butter on toast and put ham in the middle to make a p-nut butter and ham sandwich.

My mom used to make that for me as an after school snack except she put in seasame seed oil aswell.

Last night I used glass noodles instead of pasta with a marinara made of just tomato sauce, garlic, banana peppers and pickled jalapenos. It looked disgusting, but tasted pretty good.

The other night for some odd reason did not want ponzu on my dumplings and discovered that japanese mayo on kimchi dumplings is rather tasty. Will be doing that again.
Kinda in the same vein as my Korean pepper sauce & wasabi mixture over tamales. Sometime it just works.

And then there is my favorite quick sandwich..... peanut butter and French's mustard.

I like steak with Pico De Gallo and soy sauce!
Mexican Salsa and Soy sauce together make a new experience.



I'm visualizing it now and I see that this can work!

but not the peanut-butter and mustard.

I would make an ice cream sandwich using a hot dog bun

Oh yeah in Thailand and I think the Philippines they have food carts that sell ice cream sandwiches with actual bread.

What a small world, i remember that they used to sell ice cream filled bread in indonesia too, except the ice cream was made of coconut milk, lol...

Really? lol interesting it's pretty good though

it was quite good...

and yeah, it was available only from street vendors who sold them off their mobile cart.

I watched TV show about weird things Idols like:


Fresh strawberries on a bowl of rice

shredded dried squid with chocolate syrup on toast.