Anything mentioned with ranch isn't really odd because ranch is awesome. However, I do like to mix ranch, ketchup, and honey mustard together. Make my own little version of fancy sauce haha

 

My favorite mixture, and has been ever since I can remember, is apple sauce and cottage cheese. People always give me heck about it, but its great! I get a bowl of it, and put some gold fish crackers in it as well. Nothing better

To tick off Watusi -

 

A1 and a good steak.

Tabasco on anything that is soupy, contains pasta, is considered a casserole, or is referred to as Mexican food.

 

My grandmother used to eat a raw hamburger, onion, and salt sandwiches. For some reason Salmonella comes to mind when I think about it.

Tabasco on anything that is soupy, contains pasta, is considered a casserole, or is referred to as Mexican food.

 

My grandmother used to eat a raw hamburger, onion, and salt sandwiches. For some reason Salmonella comes to mind when I think about it.

Wow, your grandmother was hardcore.

Here are some of mine.

 

- Mac and cheese with sugar in it (I absolutely have to eat it this way)

- Mini chocolate donuts (you know the kind you get at a gas station) with mustard on them

- Biscuits and gravy with fried apples on top

- Deviled ham sandwich with cheese, mustard, and a chocolate chip cookie crumbled in between

- Pepperoni pizza with crumbled up chocolate chip cookie on top

- Vienna sausages dipped in peanut butter

- Pepperoni pizza with sugar on top

- "Sweet and Sour" deviled eggs - made like regular deviled eggs, but you put equal parts sugar and vinegar in it

 

 

 

You won. Game over. :puke:

I put some jolly ranchers in some of my drinks.:banana:

I put some jolly ranchers in some of my drinks.:banana:

 

Zima drinker, eh?

Arby's sauce goes great with saltine crackers.

Arby's sauce goes great with saltine crackers.

 

 

Plus, Arby’s horseradish is great on their curly fries.

Dill Pickle wrapped in a piece of cheese.

I wonder how many of these combinations were discovered after a night of drinking?

Beer and tomato juice

 

Clamato ?

Zima drinker, eh?

 

Possibly. A few other beverages take nicely to a few jolly ranchers though.

My grandmother used to eat a raw hamburger, onion, and salt sandwiches. For some reason Salmonella comes to mind when I think about it.

They have a name for this up in Wisconsin. Every pot luck we'd have, when I worked for Delco in Oak Creek, somebody would bring this and serve it on rye bread.

 

In fancy restaurants, they call it Steak Tartare and charge you a fortune for it.

Clamato ?

 

I believe it is called a red eye.

 

I think the Clamato has some oyster juice or something in them. They are disgusting (at least Budweisers are).