I was reading this thread aloud to a visiting friend (swdieter) and she kept grimacing and saying, "This is a HEALTH forum????" She was more intrigued than amused by some of these recipes....maybe she'll go home and try some of them.

Yes ketchup on everything, but my cousin would put mint sauce on everything. I think he may still do it. My mother taught me how to make potato chip sandwiches, funny how I didn't know she did this till I was in my early 20's. We never had chips in the house unless there was a party, so how and when she indulged I'll never know.

Moms have places to put their stashes - mine was organic, fair-trade chocolate.

*gag* bologna lol .. good ol mom used make us up them fried bologna samwhichse lol ... thick margaerine both sides of the bread

...Jodi, the banana eating buddhist

are we talking about cooked food, someone is obsessing..

not good

do not go there.



You can do it

peanut butter and bacon sandwiches.

Still nowadays I really am upset that my parents did not even notice that me and my sister consumed so many salt sticks /pretzels that I remember I got really bad headaches. Still we'd eat them all day when school was not on (we don't have a big summerbreak as it is custom in the US but a few weeks off every so often during the year, seasonally). So we'd sit around eating pretzel sticks for hours on end and playing computer for up to...I'd say at times 10 hrs. (but not continuously, when it was school, there was a different routine).
We always had Au Pairs who were glad that we didn't annoy them so they didn't do anything about it.
So yeah, 10 year old kiddos eating like 2 packs of pretzels a day resulting in "I'm not hungry" when it was lunch or dinner time...that's really a weird eating habit

its threads like these that make u feel that RAW is an act of mercy

chocolate sauce drizzled on top of freshly popped jiffy pop popcorn lol

...Jodi, the banana eating buddhist

When I was in college my roommates and I had a ritual we called the condiment fondue. When we were broke and hungry the fridge was always filled with condiments... katsup, mustard, hot sauce, bbq sauce, jellies, etc. We would break up ramen noodle blocks and just dip them in the condiments... actually, we wouldn't just dip them in the condiments, we had a little song and dance that went with the fondue. We smoked a lot of weed back then...obviously!

...I was too young to remember this, but my parents say that I loved to eat raw oysters and clams on the half-shell when I was still in a high-chair.

peanut butter and hot-sauce sandwiches... thought it tasted like Thai peanut sauce.

sardine and cream-cheese omelettes

burnt chedder cheese... I remember loving the cheese that would drip out of the grilled cheese sandwich into the pan, so for a while i would just throw the cheese right into the pan until it got brown and crispy. so healthy for me i'm sure!

I wouldn't eat a salad unless it was iceberg lettuce with miracle whip...nasty!