What food crimes have you witnessed/commited?

[Joshua the Writer]

^ I found more info on it. Apparently it's sports thing that teams are doing at games. There seem to be multiple variations.

Now I hate it even more!

 

[Joshua the Writer]

Also, the way that Donald Trump eats pizza really bothers me.

Sir, why would you eat it crust-first? You save that for last and use it as a bread stick to dip in marinara sauce!

 

[Streetwise]

In Hawaii, they actually use uncooked ramen for salads. So dressing soaks on ramen and it's crunchy soft. Local grinds (pidgen meaning to eat). So it's a Asian salad. Also Masubi, rice and spam with seaweed wrapper. It was all l could afford for lunch in Hawaii when l first moved there. Poutin - strange dish of french fries, gravy, maybe cheese sauce too in Minnesota, topped with a runny egg. Think it's from Canada. I actually like it on cold snow days. But l am sure it's a food crime, we should be subjected to Martha Stewart show reruns for 7 days straight as penance. A strange little place opened advertising fried oreos in my town. Food crime?

Try Scotland ,N.east England everything is deep fried ,pizza,Mars bars,curly wurlys(hardish caramel formed into overlapping random strands dipped in cadburys milk chocolate),anything else in Glasgow

 

[Aspychata]

Try Scotland ,N.east England everything is deep fried ,pizza,Mars bars,curly wurlys(hardish caramel formed into overlapping random strands dipped in cadburys milk chocolate),anything else in Glasgow

Yes, one year- the state fair advertised fried butter on a stick. The year before that was key lime pie on a stick. l think they are running out of things to fry and put on a stick at that state fair.

 

[Streetwise]

Yes, one year- the state fair advertised fried butter on a stick. The year before that was key lime pie on a stick. l think they are running out of things to fry and put on a stick at that state fair.

Don't think that occurs to people in the UK ,it's cold,people like deep fried,high cholesterol has saved me just can't eat deep fried or would have,I think chicken nuggets are a food crime .

 

[Kit]

When I was six, my class went to the gym for breakfast and this boy in my class poured grape juice in his cereal and shouted to the rest of us "Ewww this tastes bad, I poured juice in my cereal, ewww" and put some in his mouth.

 

[Joshua the Writer]

When I was six, my class went to the gym for breakfast and this boy in my class poured grape juice in his cereal and shouted to the rest of us "Ewww this tastes bad, I poured juice in my cereal, ewww" and put some in his mouth.

Well, what would he have expected, lol!?

 

[Bolletje]

People asking for ketchup to put on their pasta in Italy.

 

[Kit]

Well, what would he have expected, lol!?

He clearly did it for attention. Real life trolling I call it where someone does something intentionally to get a reaction from someone. If he hadn't done it for attention, he wouldn't have shouted what he had done and then put some in his mouth.

 

[Progster]

People asking for ketchup to put on their pasta in Italy.

Or people boiling pasta way past the al dente stage. Or even spag bol, because spaghetti is totally the wrong kind of pasta for that particular sauce.

 

[Rectify]

I keep coming across these heinous food crime pictures on Imgur....
I wonder what the green stuff is?

 

[Finder]

McDonalds

 

[damoisellepeachy]

I used to dip my fries into ice cream when I was little

well in a way I still think it’s kinda tasty even though I didn’t have it in years lol

 

[Joshua the Writer]

I used to dip my fries into ice cream when I was little

well in a way I still think it’s kinda tasty even though I didn’t have it in years lol

Please don't say those words in that order even again, please.

 

[renaeden]

Anything covered in beetroot juice. I can't bear it. I will eat beetroot by itself but that's it. I don't like it to touch my other food.

Black pepper on fries (or chips as we Aussies call them) is delicious to me.

I've had fried ice cream before. Nice.

 

[Joshua the Writer]

IDK if this is an America-only thing, but the Tabasco chocolates I've been seeing lately seem like a terrible idea. Essentially chocolate laced with hot sauce. The most common variant appears to be dark chocolate. I like chocolate. I like dark chocolate. I like hot sauce. But those things combined is just terrible.

Every time I see it, I go, "But why tho?"

 

[Rectify]

...Tabasco chocolates...Essentially chocolate laced with hot sauce...

 

[Streetwise]

Have you tasted chilli and chocolate?

 

[Streetwise]

I keep coming across these heinous food crime pictures on Imgur. I'm not certain if people actually eat them or not. Here's an example:

I wonder what the green stuff is?

A big trend decade a go was wasabi?(Japanese spicy condiment) on everything

 

[Rectify]

Have you tasted chilli and chocolate?

No, I'm basing it on the sound of it...and that I don't like chilli. Chocolate I accept.