My wife says it's unholy that I put tuna in mac'n'cheese.
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Try vegemite and golden syrup on a pancake, it works well.
Spaghetti in tomato sauce on pizza. NZ thing, our youngest loves it.
Banana and Salad Cream sandwiches.
The Salad Cream adds a nice tangyness, you can tell yourself the banana makes it healthy, and you've got a proper student sandwich.
Works surprisingly well.
Y'all just eating flatbread.
I once had a pizza with duck on, and orange sauce instead of tomato sauce. It was actually rather good, iirc!
Chocolate and banana pizza
Spaghetti with the normal tomato sauce and meat balls and spontaneously decided to try it with soy sauce (sorry fellow Italians)
They messed my pizza order up once and I'm not entirely sure what I got, but it had chicken, pineapple and curry sauce instead of tomato. I decided to give it a taste and as weird as it was, it was kind of nice. Nothing I would order again, but I didn't complain either.
Marshmallow and pesto
Marshmallow and pesto pizza
Sliced turkey, pear, and feta ๐ค
Iโve been spreading the gospel of mac & cheese pancakes ever since I saw this video and tried making some. https://youtu.be/ayZYfRXS6Do
My home version is slightly different, rather than cooking macaroni separately I just take advantage of whenever we have leftover mac & cheese.
When I get a hoagie sometimes I get both tomato sauce and honey or honey mustard. It's a surprisingly good sauce combo. It tends to take on the texture of tomato sauce but the flavor of honey mustard
Outside of Indian cuisine, the best use of achaar is on perogies.