I've been looked at weirdly for dipping pretzels in mustard.
this post was submitted on 03 Jun 2024
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Isn't this the standard way to eat pretzels?
I mean it was always normal for me, I also dip them in ranch and have been looked at weird for that too. Idk man. I got downvoted for answering the question haha.
Yeah, I'd say it's 50/50 on whether a pretzel gets served with mustard or cheese in my experience, and I almost always try the pretzel when it's on the menu. Sometimes you get both. Assuming we're talking soft pretzels. Hard pretzels, idk.
Gingerbread cookies with blue cheese
Not very unusual, but also not super common: Emmental and strawberry jam bread rolls.
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Grapes in a chicken/tuna salad sandwich. Totally different experience with the diced grapes
Apples too. But I'm not sure this is unusual. Even Arby's sells a chicken salad sandwich with grapes and apples in it.
Dang, did not know that, I've only been to Arby's once
Apple slices and tea biscuits
Crunchy peanut butter and banana sandwich. Bonus if you add honey.
Since mangoes are in season now:
Green mangoes (still crunchy) with crushed Thai pepper and sugar and a tiny pinch of salt.
Or just go all out and make the crack sauce.
Green mango pickle is so weird and so delicious. Green papaya salad is the only way I like papaya. Blistering hot.
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I think my cousins maybe made me try this as a joke when I was younger but hear me out..
Toast. With mayo. Sprinkled with chocolate powder.
I don't eat it anymore because I'm a grown up or whatever but I still get cravings for it sometimes.
pretzel, salami and nutella
Dry roasted peanuts and fresh tomato
Mexican flavoured penang curry
Wait, that sounds really good. Can you elaborate on the specifics?
My grandmother introduced me to chocolate ice cream with crumbled lays chips about 35 years ago. I abstain from this almost consistently; but I’ll be damned if those aren’t a match made in hell.
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French toast, over easy egg on top, some ketchup butter and syrup lathered on top of that then pop the egg and combo bite that shit
I was with you until the ketchup
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Peanut butter toast with Sriracha.