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⌈ Secret Post #5328 ⌋

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What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

I found out today it is weird to eat Parmesan cheese (the non-powedered kind) by itself. At least among the people I know.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

It does seem a bit odd especially without fruit or crackers or something, but the powdered stuff would be worse.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

...You eat parmesan with fruit and crackers??

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT--not really? Sometimes I'll eat a few little pieces alternating with grapes or something, but I'd rather use it in pesto or risotto. But I've seen it used on cheese boards with crackers and fruit and salami and whatnot so people probably do. By itself it seems a little dry and salty to snack on.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

If you've seen it on cheeseboards then I'm going to guess you're an American.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

AYRT--yep. I know it's not used that way, well, pretty much anywhere else, to the point where even my dumb American ass went O.o o.O the first couple of times I saw it as a suggestion in cookbooks.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

It's definitely an off label use heh.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

I've seen it on a charcuterie board in Canada too, so it's not just an American oddity. Parmesan definitely wouldn't be my first choice of cheese to pair with fruit, crackers or bread though.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[pantswarrior]

I do that sometimes when I'm just craving something savory.

And last night I wanted something salty/savory but chewing seemed like too much hassle so I had some butter on a spoon with some rice vinegar pooled in the center, with sea salt and a teeny bit of garlic powder.

I pretty much live on spoonfuls of condiments these days honestly. Not sure there's anything I eat that ISN'T weird, but I have to get calories however I can.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

white bread + blue cheese grilled
so many weird soups made from things available.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

Apparently my friends think its weird to eat celery with peanut butter on it. It's been my go-to snack since I was 6 right next to deviled eggs.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

What? That's been a common snack in my family for as long as I can remember. I'm pretty sure your friends are the weird ones here.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[greghousesgf]

I've eaten that since I was about 5, it's a good snack!

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

I don't personally like that combo, but it's a super normal one. My aunt particularly loves just about anything with celery.

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[pantswarrior]

Yeah, I'm gonna say your friends are the weird ones. Not only has that been a "traditional" snack since I was a kid, but often people would add raisins and call it "ants on a log".

I never liked it because I don't like celery (just tastes like water, and then there are the STRINGS; ironic that I hate celery when I live in a town known as "Celery City", hahah) but I was generally considered weird for not eating it. XD

Re: What weird things do you eat?

[(Anonymous)]

I eat it too. I'll break off small chunks from the parmesan for mindless snacking while working or watching TV. It's a great savory snack that's not as addicting as chips or other salted snacks, so I eat less and it still lasts longer *shrug*