I don't think it's unusual, but balsamic vinegar, mixed with olive oil, and sprinkled with pepper, is an excellent dip for sourdough or French bread.
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One of my favourite things ever is to make a salad (tomatoes, onions + whatever other stuff you like in your salad with olive oil, balsamic vinegar salt and pepper) and make it with extra juicy tomatoes and stuff. It'll leave some juices in the bowl. I clean the bowl with bread. Amazing.
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Very tasty, yes
Bread or cracker with peanut butter, mayo, and mustard (the ground seedy kind).
Cheese and jam
Cheese and honey
Best crepe I ever had. I like to make them with gouda and hot honey. Goats cheese and normal honey also slaps.
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BLP. Bacon Lettuce Peanut butter. It's like a BLT, but I hate tomatoes.
As a kid, I used to dip pretzel sticks in applesauce. Just another sweet+salty combo, I suppose.
Just ate a kimchi grilled cheese sandwich for breakfast, yum. With a dip of gochujang, mustard, soy sauce, kimchi brine.
There is a Mexican fruit salad with pineapple, mango, jicama, onion, and cotija sharp cheese, in an orange juice dressing, it is so good with onion, I would not have expected that.
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Marshmallows on regular pizza. Salty and sweet is so nice.
French toast, over easy egg on top, some ketchup butter and syrup lathered on top of that then pop the egg and combo bite that shit
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Ham and strawberries, my favorite combination of foods.
I havent tried this yet but I know some people who swear by red wine and coca cola
I love mayonnaise and lime pickle together, especially mixed into a bowl of mashed potatoes.
Also, it's a classic in the north of England but fruit cake with a slice of cheese (cheddar or Wensleydale) is great.
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