Weird food combos your family eats…

amother

Plum

Yesterday at 7:46 pm

Waffles with cream cheese and ketchup
Ds 17 says that the only foods that don't go with ketchup are cereal, sweets, and yogurt. Ds 15 recently started dipping cereal and cookies in ketchup.

amother

Stone

Yesterday at 7:59 pm

amother Mocha wrote:

My husband eats ketchup with chopped liver 🤢

My DH loves liver with mayo and ketchup. I can't figure out why ruin the liver like that? I wonder if it's a thing they did in Yeshiva.

amother

Maroon

Yesterday at 8:03 pm

Boiled potatoes and butter milk was standard growing up. I don't see it much elsewhere.

Also spaghetti with cocoa and sugar. Could be that's standard in other places, but I haven't seen it outside of my parents' house.

amother

↑ Amaranthus ↓

Yesterday at 8:35 pm

I heard of pizza and ranch but never tried it.

I also heard of people dipping French fries into milkshakes. - I wld not try that.

amother

Nasturtium ↓

Yesterday at 8:45 pm

amother Cherry wrote:

Hmmm let's see.

Fried salami and scrambled eggs cooked

Noodles with cottage cheese and sugar

Both of the above are very former Soviet Union. Any chance you or your parents grew up there?
I love them both.

amother

Yellow

Yesterday at 8:47 pm

amother Nasturtium wrote:

Both of the above are very former Soviet Union. Any chance you or your parents grew up there?
I love them both.

These are both so everywhere. I have no FSU background and grew up with these.
I wouldnt have thought to classify them under wierd food combos.

amother

↑ Nasturtium

Yesterday at 8:48 pm

tweety1 wrote:

Kasha in chicken soup instead of noodles. I grew up with it and interestingly enough I'm the best mommy when I make it for supper.

I very much prefer it this way. It’s very good.
I love kasha. Some of the unusual things I make with it are kasha blintzes and kasha with sugar and milk. I also like to mix it with mashed potatoes. 😋

amother

Lightgreen

Yesterday at 8:50 pm

hot potato kugel on cheese and it melts yummm
my dad sometimes does the kugel in the betty then adds ketchup and cheese and becomes like a pizza

potato chips and ketchup

franks chopped into scrambled eggs in a pita was my moms lazy suppper

amother

DarkViolet

Yesterday at 8:55 pm

amother Amaranthus wrote:

I heard of pizza and ranch but never tried it.

I also heard of people dipping French fries into milkshakes. - I wld not try that.

That’s a not Jewish minhag.

sara1232 ↓

Yesterday at 9:25 pm

amother Cadetblue wrote:

I used to spread hot potato kugel on toast and make a sandwich. Yum!!

Omg this sounds so good

↑ sara1232

Yesterday at 9:29 pm

Cottage cheese and sprinkles. Guess it was my mother's way of getting us to eat some protein but I still find it delicious.

↑ watergirl

Yesterday at 9:35 pm

amother Amaranthus wrote:

I heard of pizza and ranch but never tried it.

I also heard of people dipping French fries into milkshakes. - I wld not try that.

BT here. These are both midwestern traditions. Strictly speaking, the french fries are supposed to be dipped into the Wendy’s frosty. Soft serve ice cream works pretty well if you don’t have a frosty and I still do it (with kosher soft serve!).

Ranch dressing goes on everything. That is a major Midwest thing too!

amother

↑ Amaranthus ↓

Yesterday at 9:56 pm

amother Khaki wrote:

Bbq pringles dipped in tuna

I miss bbq Pringles.

amother

↑ Lawngreen

Yesterday at 9:59 pm

watergirl wrote:

I grew up in Florida but we did french fries in milkshakes (or frosties) there too! It's the best.

amother

Oak

Yesterday at 10:03 pm

AshkenazMom wrote:

Am I the only one who thinks all you have said is normal? Hehe.. perhaps my whole cooking is weird.
I add interesting things to challah as topong while baking, like anise or polenta. Not weird for me, but for sure for others.

May I ask if you are South African?

amother

↑ Chambray

Yesterday at 10:03 pm

Most of what you all might think is weird, sounds perfectly normal.
Like chips in Ketchup. Hello, where do you think the idea of pre-packaged ketchup flavored chips came from??

Scrambled eggs & Salami ? I make it all the time for a quick and easy supper.
I was thinking of weird combos, like pickles and ice cream. or the time when DH bought french fries, He thought he was adding salt to them, (and who puts a sugar dispenser in a pizza store?) When we tasted them, we realized, he sprinkled sugar. We look back now, and call it the "Sugar Fries" edition. and they actually good.

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