Controversial Combos: what are yours?
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if you also enjoy a combo posted below.
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if you would never go there.
Breaded fish sandwich has tartar sauce with jalapenos and a slice of cheese for me.
Something M'lady came up with when she tended the griddle at a hot dog/beef joint in Chicago.
Mark Silver
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The main Jewish food controversy is always applesauce or sour cream on latkes. Other than that, my dating days questions were Coke or Pepsi and Mayonnaise or Miracle Whip. I was raised in a family that was a sour cream on latkes family, but I now don’t mind applesauce with latkes. Other than that, it’s definitely Pepsi and mayonnaise.
Steve in IA
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Ketchup on scrambled eggs. It drives my wife crazy. 
LMichaels
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Haven't had it in a while. But used to love it. It was the ONLY thing I ever like ketchup on.Ketchup on scrambled eggs. It drives my wife crazy.
Mark Silver
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My son’s friend used to dip his fries into his coke or milkshake at McD’s.
John_NJ
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In 1981 I moved to the north side of Chicago.
That was the first time I heard of the concept of mustard on a hamburger.
Still scratching my head over that one.
And calling carbonated beverages “ pop” instead of “soda”.
And a lot of other things.
I loved living there.
Great city
That was the first time I heard of the concept of mustard on a hamburger.
Still scratching my head over that one.
And calling carbonated beverages “ pop” instead of “soda”.
And a lot of other things.
I loved living there.
Great city
John_NJ
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When I was really young, I would walk over to my grandparents apartment a few blocks away.
My grandfather always had a quart glass bottle of Coca Cola in the refrigerator.
Every once and a while he would make me a coke and milk- a drink with equal parts of each.
I don’t know if it was his private invention, but I have never heard of it again- it was really good.
Carbonated beverages weren’t allowed in my house growing up.
My grandfather always had a quart glass bottle of Coca Cola in the refrigerator.
Every once and a while he would make me a coke and milk- a drink with equal parts of each.
I don’t know if it was his private invention, but I have never heard of it again- it was really good.
Carbonated beverages weren’t allowed in my house growing up.
Tim-wannabe-smoker
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I see no controversy here... could even use a a little onion and sauerkraut in my book
Steve Hoch
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Yes, we call it pop here. I don't think mustard on a hamburger is a Chicago thing though. I mean, McDonald's puts mustard on their hamburger and cheeseburger and they serve them that way all over the country.
Tim-wannabe-smoker
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That burger looks good to me and cheese does work sometimes on seafood. Like my favorite dish at Riva's on Santa Cruz boardwalk "PRAWNS & SCALLOPS MONTEREY" which is loaded with Pepper Jack and is the bomb
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Mark Silver
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Laverne on Laverne and Shirley used to make milk coke.
Tim-wannabe-smoker
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I dunno that sounds like "Hungry teenager, clears out pantry" to me
