Strange little foodies

**Most of the strange behaviors you are about to read are only done in the privacy of my own home.  I do not subject the general public to my freakish eating habits.**

Yesterday morning, I wanted French toast for breakfast.  By wanted, I mean WANTED!  But, you see we were out of sliced cheese and well, that means no French toast for me.  Cheese, you ask?  Yes, Cheese, I say!  I make French toast as most people do - eggs, vanilla, water or milk, and a pinch of sugar, dip the bread and put it in the pan.  Not so weird, right?  Hold that thought...as I do the final flip, I put in a slice of cheese between two French toasts (like a grilled cheese),  once the cheese has melted and the sandwich is on my plate, I spread on some peanut butter (only the creamy will do!) then cover with syrup.  YUM!

As I was thinking about French toast - some other strange things came to mind. 

Bologna Sandwiches - must include bread & butter pickles - not on the side, on the sandwich - between the bread! 

Pancakes come with sausage - links not patties.  I prefer to roll the sausage inside the pancake and dip into the syrup.

Turkey Sandwich with coleslaw in/on it.  Not on the side!

Beer - with ice!   Makes it really COLD and if you drink it fast enough, it doesn't get watered down.

Lipton Noodles & Sauce - Chicken with a can of corn mixed in.  One of my faves when Jeremy is working at night.  I used to eat it often when I lived by myself.  It was cheap and made 2 meals!  I've also made Beef Noodles & Sauce with peas but it's not as good.

I only eat greenish bananas.  I will eat yellow ones but they must. not. have. spots.  No spotty bananas!

I also love Velveeta Shells and Cheese with hot dogs and frozen peas mixed in. 

Peas are my favorite veggie, next is broccoli.

My latest fave is a Red Delicious apple, quartered with slices of Colby Jack Cheese.  I eat a bite of apple and a bite of cheese, chewing them together.  I LOVE the sweet of the apple with the savory of the cheese!

Please feel free to share your weirdness.  I like to know that I'm not alone. :)