Ever eat something odd?
 

I just had a sandwidge with chocolate cake on it. I must be going off my head ha !

i ate dog food once for a bet i was sick afterwards but i got £10 so idc

Yuck :/ I don't like odd food :nono:

Ewww a friend of mine eat cat food for a bet as well lol i was nearly sick myself

Actually, my dad bet me I couldn't eat a table spoon of salt without getting sick. I won.

I always put Jam and Peanut butter together on Crackers which tastes amazing not sure if that is weird though

No, the thought of eating anything odd (to me) makes me feel sick.

Thats not weird my brother used to do that or he would have toast with peanut butter, jam and nutella.

what does it taste like I'm curious???

I have pretty much everything with chilli sauce. Even fruits and beer.

dog food tastes exactly as you would expect it to/how it smells the texture is worse than the actual taste

go buy some winalot and see for yallself :amazed:

Isn't that peanut butter and Jelly? (don't Americans call jam, jelly?)

I think the weirdest thing I have ate was chips and curry sauce on a roll :shrug:

gross

That sounds delicious! But yeah, I'm funny about food, I don't like anything strange. I'd never last in the jungle :laugh:

I eat a biscuit one as well one years ago

Not sure they are totally different things so i wouldn't think so :joker:

Mix chocolate with crisps so the chocolate gets the crisp flavour.

Peanut butter and jelly is peanut butter and jam. Same thing.

I'm pretty sure they call Jam, jelly and jelly , Jello

Tinned salmon mixed with crushed up crisps on a butty. Yum.

Chicken Paste on Jacobs wheat crackers. Double Yum.

http://t1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:A...sSzxqLzAkCXW-e

Thought this was Jam

http://www.poundland.co.uk/images/16...rtleys-jam.jpg


And this was Jelly

http://sweetrosie.files.wordpress.co...-red-jelly.jpg

Jam and jelly are two totally different things.. Most americans call it all "jelly" because they don't know the difference, but "Jelly" doesn't contain fruit chunks and is often artificially flavored where as "jam" or "preserves" is more or less mashed up peices of fruit and often includes the seeds. Jam is called "jelly" due to ignorance. The english should then continue to call jelly, "jelly" and jam, "jam".

:hmph:

Thats it.