Just tried pouring some ginger ale in my lemonade (homemade). 10/10, much better than I wouldn’t thought

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    Feta and watermelon

    Cantelope and prosciutto

    Anchovies in Ranch dressing (make it fresh, you animals)

    Goldschlager and Cuervo Gold tequila as a shaken shot (tastes like snickerdoodles)

    Pancakes topped with yogurt and honey or pistachio butter

    Georgian pesto is walnuts and cilantro, 10/10

    Peanut butter in a tomato stew sends it in an African direction, and it’s amazing

    Deep fried olives filled with cheese

    Salmon marinated in bourbon, touch of soy sauce, and brown sugar, baked.

    Anchovies and capers on your pizza if you wear big boy pants

    Red wine and coca cola if you’re 14

    Candied pine cones and creme brulé is 1 million percent magic

    Cheez-its and canned whipped cream tastes exactly like if you asked ChatGPT to describe what cheesecake tastes like.

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    Toast with mayo and powdered chocolate (Nesquik). Still not sure if my cousins were trying to pull a prank on me but it turned out to be one of my favourite childhood meals.

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    Try dunking cookies in tea. Or orange juice. I love both but I get strange looks when I tell people.

    OTOH a few people have told me peanut butter and cheddar cheese make a great sandwich. I tried once, was not a fan.

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        I’ve done that one a few times. Credit to Fred Savage in Little Monsters for putting me on the idea. My sis and I probably rented that movie a hundred times growing up.

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          Someone needs to make a peanut butter, dill pickle, onion, and bacon sandwich and let us know how it is.

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    Milkshake with crispy bacon. You’ve got sweet, fatty, salty, crunchy, umami, creamy. So amazing. Blend or crumble a couple pieces into it but then have a whole piece or two stuck in it so you have bigger pieces to play around with. Has no business being as good as it is

    In college we used to take a Ritz cracker, ez cheese, and top with a pizza roll. I haven’t tried one in some years now but I remember it slapped at the time

    Used to know someone who would pour a box of junior mints into popcorn at the theater. Shake it a couple times, let it sit just long enough to get a little melty, then go wild. Bonus points for adding enough buttery topping to soak through the bottom of the container

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    Make your a salami sandwich with the following steps.

    1. Toast the bread.
    2. pan fry the salami slices til their a little crispy on the edges.
    3. spread hummus on the bread once it’s toasted.
    4. add the crispy salami, some lettuce, and seasoned tomato to your sandwich and enjoy.

    People look at me sideways for using hummus as a sandwich spread, but it’s delicious.

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      This is one of those recipes that I have to stop and ask what’s wrong with the people in your life that they can’t assess hummus, a spread frequently served on breads, with the same eyes they use on any other spread. They wouldn’t think twice if you served them a board with all the listed ingredients as a grazing spread.

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    I have a 200 item list of grazing board foods that I’ve personally mixed and sampled every single 2 and 3 item combination and curated every item to be acceptable to delicious in 3 part combos.

    By far the two strangest combos to any guest are the spicy salami and the dark chocolate on baguette bread or the rum dates and stone stone-ground mustard on butter cracker.

    The sweet and bitter of the chocolate mixes so well with the oilly spice of the meat, and the baguette bridges the textures to provide a comfortable mouthfeel by soaking it in.

    For the second, the vinegar and tang of the mustard heighten the rum without taking away the sweet paste of the dates and the cracker provides enough texture to not feel like you’re eating sauce and enough salt to soften the vinegar and alcohol bite.

    Honestly, it’s my favorite dinner even because it’s so much fun to watch people look at you in horror when you suggest they try something, then try it and see that horror melt away into absolute wonder.

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      8 days ago

      Sounds similar to “Spezi”, a mixture of cola and orange soda, which is quite popular here in Germany.

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        Orange soda is very different from pure orange.

        Extra tip: use pulpy pure orange so you get little bits floating around in the brown drink. It adds extra texture. It looks absolutely disgusting, but it tastes great.

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    Chicago corn (cheddar popcorn mixed with caramel corn). Sounds weird - is awesome.

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    PB & J, I mean yeah, tried and true, but it’s odd that peanuts and berries go well together when both are squished 😅