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Now this is obviously weird.... have burger sauce in chips and ketchup that's yummy, seriously it does taste really good... maaan i've just made myself hungry posting this

ham and peanut butter sandwich

i'm not quite sure what burger sauce is.
though i know what you call chips, we call french fries.

but i do like to mix ketchup & mayonnaise
or ketchup & ranch dressing makes a good dip too
or ranch dressing & barbeque sauce haha

and dip my french fries in it .

I'm a vegetarian so a number of the foods I like are found weird by meat eaters, like tofu. I also love Japanese sweets/candy/cookies/snacks. There is an Asian market in town and whenever I'm able to go there I get pocky, or mochi, or ginger candy, or some snack food. I also love bar-b-que sauce on almost anything, like potatoes. and I like this one brand of terriaki sauce a whole lot, it has stuff chopped up in it, like garlic and onion and sesame seeds, and i always put a ton of it on/in my food. Sometimes my stir frys look almost black from so much sauce and my mom says to throw it away because I've ruined it and I have to tell her that I like it that way. I also like ranch dressing and saltine crackers.

and My mom finds it weird that room temperature or cold drinks taste that same to me. I can tell if it's cold or not, but the taste is the same, and apparently juices and sodas and such taste better when cold? To me it tastes the same, So I never put ice in my drinks. Anyone else like this?

Quite mudane and pedestrian, but still weird enough to be included.

I like rye toast with yellow mustard for breakfast, we have Weetabix here in canada its common the pour boiling water on them then drain off the excess then put some butter on it, its very high energy if you are going out in the cold. One other thing we would do is use molasses on buttered bread for a snack.

I come from Canada, and while it appears they have Weetabix there now, there is also a similar cereal called Muffets. It's the same thing, they're just round in shape. You eat them with milk and sugar, or soak them in boiling water, drain it off and then add milk and sugar.

I don't think I eat any odd food combinations, but I've known some people who did.

My mother's friend ate peanut butter and Spanish onion sandwiches. I like both of those separately, but I don't think I'd eat them together at gunpoint!

My grandfather used to slice a cantaloupe in half, hollow out the middle, and put in a scoop of vanilla ice cream. That might be good, if you like cantaloupe, but I could never get past its smell.

Before we were married, my wife couldn't cook to save her life (it runs in her family). She used to eat a bowl of julienned raw carrots, with hot vegetable oil poured over them, and vinegar. Since we've been married, I've taught her to cook, and she hasn't eaten any of that in over 11 years.

"THE BOMB" sounds like how that stuff will come out the other end!

One of my odd concoctions is spicy ham lefse roll-ups.

lefse is a Scandinavian tortilla-like flat-bread made from potatoes. It's normally eaten with sugar and butter and rolled up. Instead I like to put cream cheese, salsa, and deli ham on it, and then roll it up, very good!

That actually sounds good, I make turkey sandwiches with cream cheese and green olives on sourdough bread

My mom does them with salmon, sour cream & basil. It's good

I enjoy BBQ sauce on potatoes, mashed or baked Makes them taste like BBQ chips!

Peanut butter and cheese sandwiches. No, it didn't taste nice to me.

Myon on pizza is surprisingly good...gives it a French dressing flavor. I also like butter on my French fries...especially if they have the potato skin on them.