Weird food combinations are you guilty of any of these?

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Some of ours are on here.

THE UK'S TOP 50 WEIRD FOOD COMBINATIONS

1. Mixing mayonnaise and ketchup together

1. Cheddar cheese and apple

1. Salt and porridge

1. Pasta and ketchup

1. Pizza and tuna

1. Milkshake and fries

1. Sugar sandwiches

1. Prosciutto and melon

1. Chocolate and crisps

10. Banana and sugar sandwiches

11. Ham marinated and cooked in cola

12. Strawberry and basil

13. French fries and pickles

14. Strawberries and balsamic vinegar

15. Watermelon and feta

16. Baked beans and rice

17. Butter and sugar sandwiches

18. Dipping toast into tea

19. Ketchup and rice

20. Salad cream and sausages

21. Dry, buttered Weetabix

22. Tuna with salt & vinegar crisps

23. Cold baked beans in a salad

24. Mango and chili powder

25. Pot noodle on toast

26. Cheese and strawberry jam sandwiches

27. Yorkshire pudding with sugar

28. Ice cream and fries

29. Honey and pizza

30. Cold Brussels sprouts and gravy

31. Mayonnaise on toast

32. Crisps and brown sauce

33. Watermelon and salt

34. Pasta sandwiches

35. Blueberries and steak

36. Salami with grapes

37. Tea and coffee in the same cup

38. Banana and bacon

39. Chicken and marmalade

40. Mince pies topped with cheese

41. Lettuce in a sugar and vinegar dressing

42. Banana bread with cheddar cheese

43. Melted chocolate on a cheese pizza

44. Apple and bacon on toast

45. Hot dogs and jam

46. Peanut butter and burger

47. Ketchup on popcorn

48. Chocolate and avocado

49. Chips covered in chocolate/honey

50. Fish fingers and custard

They're all normal food combinations.

No cheese and marmalade though

I'd never have most of them, some seem perfectly normal, but I can't believe that fish fingers and custard is real.

No's 4 and 13 sound delicious! 😋
Does anyone add vinegar to gravy? I do, especially when I'm covering chips with it.

My mum used to do no.23 cold baked beans in a salad.

I think it was inspired by the F-plan diet in the '80s.

Nos 2, 3, and 40 seem pretty normal to me (although I suspect that's what the custard covered fish finger eaters say too!).

Vinegar in gravy is a must imo. Nobody but matt smiths Doctor who eats Fish fingers and custard.

I dont like the cake hard cheese combo.

A friend got me into pepper on strawberries with cointreau. Lush....

I have had marmalade chicken its quite 90s though.

A lot of those sound pretty normal to me. I'm actually just ating a variation on 7/17, being kiwi its a pretty normal to eat 'fairy bread' which is buttered bread with sprinkles on top. Okay, so its a kids thing, but its one of my guilty naughty snacks that I treat myself to when I'm alone.

Some of these have to be made up!!!

The only one I do is ketchup on rice and cheese. That is delicious.

I have never heard of some of the others and refuse to believe they are real!

A lot of them are classic combinations I'd say, especially porridge with salt.

Doesn't everyone mix ketchup & mayonnaise to make seafood sauce; quick Marie Rose sauce?

Parma ham and melon is another classic combination, and feta with watermelon was THE salad a few of summers ago, strawberries with balsamic vinegar, cheese with jam, all perfectly ordinary combinations.

I wonder what the compiler of the list eats?

Pot noodle on toast?! Heathens. Everyone knows it's SUPERnoodles that go on toast - with a poached egg on top!

Most seem quite normal. Couldn't see my fav sandwich - pate and jam we had cold baked beans in salad, still prefer them cold now

I've done/do these ones

1. Mixing mayonnaise and ketchup

1. Cheddar cheese and apple

1. Salt and porridge

1. Pizza and tuna

1. Sugar sandwiches

1. Prosciutto and melon

10. Banana and sugar sandwiches - well, ham and banana sandwiches

11. Ham marinated and cooked in cola

12. Watermelon and feta

13. Butter and sugar sandwiches - isn't that the same as number 7?

14. Ketchup and rice

15. Cold baked beans in a salad - cold baked beans with finely chopped spring onion, esp with quiche and salad potatoes

16. Cold Brussels sprouts and gravy

17. Mince pies topped with cheese - Christmas cake too

Most of those sound gross to me but cheddar cheese and apple is very normal and I'm sure porridge with salt is the traditional Scottish way of eating it.

Heinz chicken soup followed by Mcvities dark chocolate digestives

Fish fingers and custard was one of the foods the Matt Smith Doctor Who tried when he first regenerated and was trying to find out what foods he liked. I wonder if the list compilers have got it from that.

(Apparently Matt Smith said he was actually eating fish fingers and custard in the scene and it was quite nice.)

Number 8

I do use a few but I particularly love baked beans with rice. I add some smoked paprika and hot sauce to the beans and then put on white rice and top with lots of grated cheese! Yummy and quick dinner when you have nothing in the house!

@Nepsa - I love chips & gravy with LOADS of vinegar. Especially Chinese chippy gravy.

Of that list I have 2, 8, 11, 15. 36 as part of a cheese & charcuterie board. I like tuna mayo sandwiches with salt & vinegar crisps on the side.

@Mrsjayy

Vinegar in gravy is a must imo. Nobody but matt smiths Doctor who eats Fish fingers and custard.

Have you tried vinegar in curry? It's nice but not as nice as in gravy 😋

Ham cooked in coke is delicious. Not tried any of the others. My mil used to get sugar sandwiches as a treat in NI in the 50s.

[quote iklboo]@Nepsa - I love chips & gravy with LOADS of vinegar. Especially Chinese chippy gravy.

Of that list I have 2, 8, 11, 15. 36 as part of a cheese & charcuterie board. I like tuna mayo sandwiches with salt & vinegar crisps on the side. [/quote]
@iklboo I'm the same, the more vinegar I have the better, I love pickled onions in gravy too, especially on a roast dinner.

Mixing mayonnaise and ketchup together is perfectly normal, that's the base for seafood sauce...