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Mine is: Beanaroni.

What's yours?

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White bread with butter and sugar.

I mean margarine.

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Can of eagle brand & a spoon.

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Melting cheese on tortilla chips in the microwave and calling them nachos.

And eating them.

For breakfast.

Sprinkled with taco bell taco sauce.

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I didn't commit this crime, but "weenielotas," which is enchiladas made without onions and the meat being replaced by hot dogs.

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Qindgai, you just made MT's head 'splode.

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Peanut butter, Miracle Whip, and lettuce sandwich.

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Oh, that sounds divine! I love miracle whip. And peanut butter.

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Apparently, my worst culinary crime was Spam and eggs.

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Sauerkraut straight from the container :blush:

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Ketchup on canned corn.

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Uncooked ramen, sprinkled with ramen broth powder.

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Ketchup soup.

Poor college student recipes ftw!

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Croutons, bacos and salad dressing.

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Mmm, bacos.

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Sometimes, straight out of the jar...

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been there, done that. With honey mustard.

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That's not a crime. That's a salad.

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Well, the best parts, anyway.

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Shouldn't there be some green things in that bowl?

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Depends on how old the croutons are.

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Yeah. I did lead with My chin on that one.

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My brother's fiance dips her fries into a mixture of ketchup and mayo..which I actually think sounds pretty damn good.

I use to bake potatoes in the microwave, scoop at the potato goodness and add a little miracle whip, mustard and salt. I justified it by saying it was no different than potato salad but it totally was. And it was good.

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That's fry sauce, real popular out in Utah, unheard of in Oklahoma, maybe anywhere east of the Rockies. Training Table hamburger restaurant used to make theirs out of hickory BBQ sauce and mayo, rather than ketchup and mayo. Actually, now that I think about it, they served up a small bowl with BBQ sauce with a dollop of mayo in it, mix it if you want.

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Interesting. I've never heard of or seen it before.