Worst food cobinations that you actually saw someone eat

Fun fact. I work at costco and I don't know what it is with Mexicans, but they put about a half-inch thick layer of ketchup on their pizza and then cover that shit with onions until you can barely see the ketchup. Seeing that grosses me the fuck out.

But that's authentic Mexican food, can't wait for food trucks to start serving it

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Mayo on sausages is okay as long as you add another condiment to go with it. I usually go with relish, mayo, and onions.

The shit I've seen with Hispanics and condiments is horrifying.

>savory
as opposed to mayo?
Do you eat sugar laced crap or do you full rich creamy and slightly zingy Master Race Mayonaise.
Wait, don't answer that

This made me chuckle.
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Fucking Chicago style pizza, the combination could have been good, but the cheese needs to be on top, something they really fucked up

Sausage and mayo is shit but teriyaki chicken and mayo is pretty good.

horseradish and thin mints cookies

Anything and pineapple.
Also anything and banana.

Baked bean and mayo sandwich.

i would eat the shit out of that sandwich

Are you 12

your description actually made it sound even better.

>implying choripan con mayo isn't fucking GOAT

This.
Mayo isn't bad, especially if it's house-made, or Hellmann's. It can add a salty/tangy creaminess, but it's just a little too mild-tasting on it's own.
I usually include peppers with mayo, or sometimes barbecue sauce. Haven't tried combining too many other condiments with it, for fear of making some kind of horrifying tartar sauce, or ketchup-mustard-mayo that would blend together into an overly sweet, overly vinegary, creamy mess.

i've eaten that before

it's great if you add a bit of dijon too

I hate you, because I love combining pineapple with savoury dishes. It has a meaty, crisp texture that bursts with refreshingly sweet juices. Adds a lovely touch to a normally very salty or spicy dish.
Not sure about bananas. The texture is often too mushy and pasty for me to imagine it going well with anything. Bananas instantly make me so goddamn thirsty too, with both the texture and sickly-sweet thickness of their consistency.

But when it comes to shit I hate to combine, I hate lemon in anything savoury. Salty and sweet? Cool. Spicy and sweet? Sure. Salty and spicy? Totally. Salty/Spicy and sour? Why? All the citric acid does is make chicken or fish taste dry as fuck, and every bite squeezes more bitter, dry, and sour juice out of the meat.

Based on what I understand of the lower-class communities of America, Hispanic or otherwise, is that you get used to taking what you can get whenever you can get it.

Condiments are free? Fuck yeah, stack that shit 3 inches high on your pocket-change cardboard pizza slice, and you're getting the fillingness of two slices of pizza for the cost of one. Who cares if it tastes like overkill and makes everything soggy? Now you're full and you didn't have to pay extra.

1) pepsi and milk (Laverne and shirly did it but that don't make it right)
2) peanut butter and cheese slice sandwich
3) chicken balls at chinese restaurant...with ketchup

>all these people wanting to eat this shit
ck has no taste, more news at 11

I am mexican and I fucking hate that people put ketchup on pizza. I have never seen anyone putting onions on pizza, though.

>worst food cobinations
Nice spelling op

Siracha Mayo mixed with chicken and rice

Potassium and action potentials.

i have myopia, i cant be accounted for any spelling errors i commit beyond 5 pm

fuck you dude mayo is the BEST thing on a susage poboy

Were they from Chicago or something?

Don't knock it till you try it.

My fat-ass dad raised me on this type of shit... It's amazing.

Is this a bait pic?

I figured that's what it is. I'm mexican too, but my parents had good paying jobs in a shitty cheap town so I never had to deal with that. Fucking ketchup though? Mayonnaise has more calories and I bet that'd taste a lot better on pizza

California. I don't even think deep dish Chicago-syle Mexicans would put raw onions on a pizza.

Sausage and mayo is awesome.

I went on a road trip with my gf and we camped for about 3 weeks. I got packets of mayo, mustard, sri racha, etc. from a store and used those on hot dogs or sausages cooked on a fire.

I wasn't much of a mayo guy and I couldn't get over how awesome the mayo, sri racha, raw onion combo was. I eat mayo on hot dogs or sausages to this day, it adds such a nice savory taste.

And that's my story.