chocolate chips + animal crackers = keebler elf cookies
chocolate chips + tortilla chips = trail mix
shredded wheat + skippy = crunchy peanut butter
rice + chili sauce = stir fry
bisquick + freshly squeezed lime juice = matthew makes pancakes (matt sometimes forgets we don't live in mexico anymore where lime juice is drizzled on everything but milk)
those are just a few of the food combinations that have been floating around our place lately due to student budgetary constraints and laziness. anybody out there have any peculiarly tasty duos?
i haven't yet had the heart to try out some of my family's artery-friendly favorites:
grandpa #1: cooked, cold hamburger + ice cream. yes. together.
grandpa #2: glazed doughnut + 1/3 cube of margarine.
totally normal.
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aahhh, the days. that is nuts about the grandpas you have floating around in your family.
i do have to say paying under $5 for a gallon of milk was like heaven when i found costco...
hmm..yes, grandpas do tend to have odd combinations. My grandpa liked ice cream in his chili....
I tend to stick with good ol' crackers and cheese, or graham crackers and frosting.
haha. that's great. I need to come down there and hang out.
I'm excited for the fabric district tomorrow!
Carin and I adopted a good old missionary standby during the college years. Thus the name Missionary Noodles. Angel Hair Pasta + anything in the fridge and shredded cheeese. Guaranteed to stick to the ribs for at least 7 hours. Actually pretty good with the right spices.
Costco cheddar cheese stick wrapped in a slice of lunch meat...actually quite tasty.
I just threw up in my mouth. Seriously.
Cottage cheese & granola? PB&J dipped in milk?? I know, I know... those probably don't count.
My Dad eats peanut-butter, cheese and cauliflower sandwiches.
And my father-in-law eats peanut-butter and onion sandwiches.
I have not had either, but if you are up for trying things...enjoy!
ants on a log: peanut butter spread on celery sticks with raisins. mmm... my favorite. and a healthy choice if you use the natural peanut butter and don't go too crazy with it. and i had no idea about the hamburger meat with ice cream... are you sure you didn't make that up? and i thought bain was paying for school...
we often revert to good old rice & beans. add lime or salsa for extra spice.
brad also likes a banana in his ramen. SICK!
Jeremey puts lime on everything. He puts salt on his fruit too. I love Bananas with caramel on them. It is like a banana split minus the ice cream. mmm...good!
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