You Are Putting What On What Now?

[FLips]

Brown sauce sarnies is probably the only weird combo I eat, though it’s not often and usually when I fancy a sandwich but have nowt in. I did try lemon curd and ham sandwiches a couple times when I was a teenager as a lazy substitute for Pork and Apple, but don’t do that now.

I do eat Big Macs and only Big Macs layer by layer though. Have done since I was a teenager and don’t know why. I also eat Kiwis with the skin on, the entire apple including core, the green stems on Strawberries and the slices of lemons/limes you get in drinks rind and all.

Edited August 14, 2024 by FLips

[SuperBacon]

7 minutes ago, FLips said:

Brown sauce sarnies is probably the only weird combo

I feel that's fairly normal.

 

7 minutes ago, FLips said:

 I also eat Kiwis with the skin on, the entire apple including core

My G.

[BigJag]

Red Leicester and Salad cream Sandwiches. Wholemeal bread. Delicious.

[davertfnewman]

I put Worcestershire sauce on shrimps instead of vinegar and used to dip salt and vinegar crisps in minestrone soup.

[wordsfromlee]

24 minutes ago, FLips said:

the slices of lemons/limes you get in drinks rind and all.

My dad used to eat lemons like an apple.

[Lion_of_the_Midlands]

30 minutes ago, FLips said:

Brown sauce sarnies 

I'm a salad cream sandwich man myself but I would not be averse to this at all. 

[wandshogun09]

Never got past this line…

2 hours ago, Lion_of_the_Midlands said:

he also liked toasted After Eight sandwiches as a child. 

[King Mal the Glorious]

53 minutes ago, BigJag said:

Red Leicester and Salad cream Sandwiches. Wholemeal bread. Delicious.

I ate a lot of these growing up, it was one of my mam's favourites 

[RedTwoster]

My great granny, being from a remote area, had no idea that Yorkshire pudding was not actually a pudding and she used to serve it up with custard. No one wanted to embarrass her, so no one ever said.

It was absolutely horrible, but she seemed to like it.

[deathrey]

Coke milk. I thought this was something all Indians drank but discovered as I grew up that this is not the case, just people from my side of Punjab (there is a river that splits Punjab and people on either side of the river have a bit of rivalry - think North/South divide).

Half a glass of Coca Cola, half a glass of milk plus ice, better if it's all whizzed up in a blender. Not something I have very often any more but we would drink copious amounts growing up. I wonder if it was a money saving ploy because Coca Cola was expensive? My side of Punjab is the working class/farmer side, people from the other side are often disgusted at the drink.

[Lion_of_the_Midlands]

We had left over Yorkshire puddings with golden syrup as pudding as a child. I would still eat that now to be honest. 

[ReturnOfTheMack]

I once put mashed potatoes on a pizza. It was actually nice.

[JLM]

Oh holy shit Yorkshire puddings with custard is a good one. At least it wasn't black pudding with custard eh. 

My nana used to carry a little pill box full of Sweetex artificial sweeteners, and had a stash of non-dairy creamer milk packet things you get in cafes in her handbag. She would use these at cafes or if she ordered coffee at the end of a meal as she thought this was healthier than using the milk/cream/sugar they would provide. 

On her first trip to a Chinese restaurant with my mum in China Town in Liverpool, my ma ordered a pot of Jasmine Tea, then watched in horror as my nana added two Sweetex and a packet of fake cream to her cup. 

Edited August 15, 2024 by JLM

[deathrey]

3 minutes ago, ReturnOfTheMack said:

I once put mashed potatoes on a pizza. It was actually nice.

There is a pizza place by me who do a white base pizza (bechamel type sauce rather than tomato) with little roast potatoes on it, it's actually quite nice

[Dead Mike]

12 hours ago, deathrey said:

Coke milk.

I get this as a cola ice cream float is great. You're just speeding up the process.

Might try at home if bored, will report back.

Edited August 15, 2024 by Dead Mike