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9x even crazier eating habits: surely they can’t be true?

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Do you lick your chips to make more salt stick to them? Dip your grilled cheese sandwich in syrup? Or spread a thick layer of mayonnaise on your mashed-banana sandwich? You know what, you do you, as long as we don’t have to eat along.

Foto van culinair journalist Sabina Posthumus

Think you’re completely normal, and then suddenly you find out that spreading peanut butter on your fish sticks, or sticking extra salt to your tortilla chips, is actually pretty unusual. Some people have such bizarre eating habits, as the responses to the simple question on Twitter once again proved: ‘What weird eating habits do you have that you didn’t even know were strange?’

Dip dip

On my mother’s side of the family, they dip their grilled cheese sandwiches in maple syrup.
Nelise63

Savory, part 2

I learned this from my father: lick tortilla chips so they become extra sticky, then dip them in salt. We did this in restaurants too.
KatrinaSpellman

Skin and hair

My father never removed the tops from strawberries; he ate the whole thing. For years, I thought that was how you were supposed to eat them.
FightMeBaby

Combo deal?

I once ordered a margarita and a glass of milk at the bar. Everyone thought that was weird and disgusting.
FuckYouJohn

Salt and lemon

At my house, we eat lemons with salt on them. Some family members eat the peel too. I didn’t realize that was weird until I was in the upper years of secondary school.
UnhappyQueer

Learned young

I learned this from my mom: spread peanut butter on your fish sticks.
KJCombusts

Tropical surprise

My boyfriend always ate banana-and-mayonnaise sandwiches, urgh…
Suzanne

Ordered together, eaten together

I dip my entire cheeseburger in my milkshake, there you go.
Kenz

Try it first

I have two combinations that seemed disgusting to me until I tried them.
1. Peanut butter and sriracha on toast, with soft-boiled eggs
2. Orange wedges with salt and Tabasco
Lindsay

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