Weird eating habits

That's pretty much what this stuff is:



Comes with a little candy stick that you lick to wet and then dip it in the stuff.

 

If I eat breakfast at around 9 or 10 a.m., I'm not hungry again until like 6 or 7 p.m. And even then, I can get by on a few Doritos.

If I don't eat breakfast, I'm hungry around noon and I'm a threat to eat anyone on here under the table the rest of the day.

 

You're the ONLY person I've ever met that's heard of it. I thought I was strange all this time.

It was a staple of mine in college.

 

I dip my pizza in yogurt....

I eat cranberry sauce with EVERYTHING...all meats, pastas, etc.

 

Pete, you don't get to Minnesota often, do you.

Stir in a can of milk and add veggies (most use peas, I used mixed veggies since I detest peas) and you have a rather nutritious, yet economical meal.

 

We do something like that at home, actually. It's definitely not weird.

 

Next time, follow that up with a breadless PB&J. (Spoon of peanut butter, spoon of jelly, repeat.)

 

I eat two bowls of Special K cereal virtually every night before I go to bed.

I also pound matzahs, regardless of the season. Crazy crackers are up to $4.20 a box.

Also, before I started seeing a personal trainer who cut out my pasta intake, I used to make myself spaghetti and chili for lunch at least once a week.

 

Ew, Mr. Apple, you have a bruise.

 

I don't eat too much weird food, because I'm super picky. But I eat my food in segments, and try to keep each bit from touching the other. If I'm having like a burger and corn, I'll put the corn in a separate bowl so the juice doesn't get on my burger.

 

Gotta agree with you on the cottage cheese and pineapple/pears/peaches, Diabeetus. Try it as a cold appetizer by putting a couple of half peaches or pears on a lettuce leaf, topping with the cottage cheese and grating a very small bit of cheddar cheese on top for color.

BUT!!!

I draw the line at cottage cheese mixed with catsup. That is just plain nasty.

When I was little, I used to eat sticks of butter all by themselves. Overdid it once and couldn't eat butter or margarine on anything if I could see it until I was in my late teens. Was OK to cook it into something, I just couldn't eat it if I saw it.

 

I actually marinate burgers in corn juice.