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What is a traditional food that you eat but add some "weird" flavor to?

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  1. SleepyRodriguez

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    "Weird" because they "society" just doesn't get your taste buds. Pickle juice dripped all over Hot Cheetos anyone? Yeah f--that....ex-girlfriend loved that stuff. I am not really that extreme but I do enjoy mixing my ketchup with hot sauce and dipping my fries in that awesome mixture. I believe Whataburger calls it "Spicy Ketchup". So what sort of freakish things do you like combining your normal foods with?
     
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    It's Obama's fault.
     
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    My special sandwich: Peanut butter & jelly and...

    Miracle whip.
     
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    I get french fries at Wendy's and dip them into my Frosty.
     
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    Ski down the mountain, then a Wendy's frosty heavily spiked with rumpemintz
     
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    Funyuns in my spaghetti.... yum!
     
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    I don't think that's uncommon. I see it a lot.

    Myself, I truly do nothing odd with food. I don't like sauces or condiments in general, and I like food with only a few ingredients. Also, I'm very picky because of how sensitive my stomach is.
     
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    Your mom(s) love my balls dipped in sriracha.

    Weird I know, but true.
     
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    Marshmallow creme and peanut butter sandwich AKA "The Fluffernutter"

    Peanut butter on hot pancakes with syrup is amazing
     
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    I like salsa mixed into fried rice.

    and requisite, Libtards! Wingnuts!
     
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    Blue Cheese on fajitas, I guess that is a little weird.
     
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    Never thought this was weird but when I prepare it people scratch their heads: smash a baked potato onto a plate, spread Miracle whip over the top, then add salt and pepper.

    Or my classic: Peanut butter and butter sandwiches dipped in HOT tomato soup.
     
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    Black eyed peas with Miracle Whip.

    Garlic butter and sometimes cheese on pancakes.

    Blue cheese dressing on fajitas.
     
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    mustard on potato chips
     
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    A mustard and potato chip (smashed Lay's) sandwich is one of the greatest things ever.
     
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    Mustard on corn bread is tasty too.
     
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    You people disgust me.
     
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    Actually on Carne Asada that sounds like it might be pretty good. I'm going to try it next time I make fajitas.
     
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    What part about the blue cheese is it? Do you think goat cheese would be good? I am not the biggest fan of blue cheese but I like other stinky cheeses.
     
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    I'd call that pretty odd.
     
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