Dipping grilled cheese in syrup, buttering pop-tarts, or devouring strawberries with stems still attached to them may sound utterly asinine, but for some people, it’s a perfectly fine mode of consuming food.
You see, no one is immune to bizarre eating quirks, but most of us are totally unaware that we have them. So when Twitter user @kyry5 asked people “What's a strange food habit you didn't realize was bizarre until way later than you should have?” the thread blew up with 11.7K likes, and the answers, each more baffling than the previous one, came flooding in.
So let's see some of the most entertaining and stomach-turning revelations about food shared in the thread. Do you have a quirky eating habit to share? Hit us in the comment section below!
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Does anyone else eat the muffin/cupcake and then chew on the wrapper cause it still has some on it? Just me?
This is known as a cheese taco. If you do it right, you can add toppings and roll it up before it hardens. Requires practice with your microwave, as it changes depending on wattage, type of cheese etc.
I will get lots of hat for this, but mac and cheese is just disgusting.
In my family, crusts either gave you curly hair (girls) or put hair on your chest (boys)...
I'm confused as to how this tastes good. Too much salt and it tastes bitter and burns.
me too! i always thought crunchy cereal like americans do in tv shows and movies are hella weird
Salted lemons are good, and I've been known to eat the peel occasionally. My grandmother used to eat whole lemons while telling me to never, ever do it because it's terrible for your teeth. But sometimes I succumb.
There is such a thing as worm salt - salt, ground dried worms and ground dried chilis and you put it on orange slices. It's a Mexican delicacy.
One of my all-time favorite sandwiches! And try Doritos in cottage cheese sometime instead of Lays - also delicious!
The tater tot thing actually sounds pretty good, kind of like hashbrowns in syrups.
You can dip anything in ketchup. It's not weird.
Try bacon and jelly on bread it is good especially with jalapeño jelly.
Try bacon and jelly on bread it is good especially with jalapeño jelly.
When i was a kid we used to have strawberry or raspberry jam on freshly baked Yorkshire puddings. Loved it.

