Sea urchin, lobster roe.
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Lasagnchiladas.
Layer of lasagna, layer of enchilada, keep stacking until baking dish is full.
It's a bit more work since you're making two whole dishes but it's the one thing that such from Epic Mealtime inspired experiments.
Peanut butter and sweet pickle sandwiches...
Peanut butter, deli Turkey, and vanilla yogurt...
Chili and a peanut butter sandwich...
I like peanut butter.
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I love natto. Which isn't that weird IMO, but people sure seem to think it is.
Even when I lived in Japan for a little bit, people there would be like "a GAIJIN that likes NATTO!?" Sure, it's stinky, but yum.
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I agree!! Crunchy uncooked spaghetti or lasagne sheet is a forbidden treat! I do rather enjoy it despite it being "horrifying"
My other nomination is Cheese and Jam sandwiches (jelly for americans) - a little savoury squish with my sweet is just lovely!
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Shrimp heads, especially when they've been deep fried. So much flavor, and nice and crunchy. Fried fish fins are similar in this regard. Oh and fish eyeballs - my wife thought I was nuts until I got her to try it, now she really enjoys them.
I have always gnawed on raw pasta, too. Love it. People always think its weird that I eat the leaves with my strawberries.
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Mustard on lasagna. Not even fancy mustard, just the yellow deli stuff.
It's been a staple in our family for about 10 years after my sister tried it as a joke
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Cardboard sometimes
probably heart for me these days.
it's my favorite cut of meat, and everybody agrees if I cook it for them, but until they try it I always get weird. looks or blank stares and confused questions.
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Peanut butter and sweet onion (Walla Walla onions where I live) sandwiches. I prefer them on a plain bagel.
I love dried shrimp. They smell very strong, are quite salty and I think full of cholesterol, but when I start a pack, it's difficult for me to stop eating
I don't have them as much, but peanut butter and mayonnaise sandwiches are great. Add some cheese (non-cheddar for me, thank you) slices and I've got a good sandwich.
I also am the type of person to make tortilla "wraps" with just ketchup or ranch and nothing else. Real middle of the night or there's nothing else good to eat type food for me.
Cannot say I'm a fan of uncooked pasta, though, but slightly undercooked pasta is pretty good.
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Toasted peanut butter and banana sandwiches....with a violent application of Sriracha.