Originally Posted By chickendumpling Oh! Thanks LPFan22. That is something I do - ketchup on my scrambled eggs. Okay, maybe I *do* do weird food combos now that LPFan22 has me thinking about it. I have been known to enjoy a ketchup sandwich and ketchup "burrito". Yum! (white bread, nothing but ketchup inside; nice and warm small flour tortilla, nothing but ketchup inside)
Originally Posted By Autopia Deb My favorite sadwich as a kid was iceberg lettuce and Best Foods mayo on Webbers bread.
Originally Posted By Tinkeroon cream cheese and black olive sandwiches are yummy. And as a kid I often had peaunut butter and maple syrup sandwiches. I, too, love ketchup on my scrambled eggs. Doesn't everybody?
Originally Posted By Lady Starlight ummm... Nope. ixnay on the etchupkay (Do I smell BACON? will there be a pig latin thread comming soon to an LP near you?. lol) I like Fried egg sandwiches with mayo only . A fried egg on toast with nuthin but mayonaise spread on it. Same goes for tomato Sandwiches. A sliced Tomato, on toast smothered with mayo..*Drools*
Originally Posted By LacyBelle I'm also anti-ketchup on my eggs, but I'm all over the mayo. And now the LP weight loss crew can see where your binge eating came in last night. Did you have one of those egg or tomato and mayo sandwiches, LS?
Originally Posted By Lady Starlight No darn it all! Had I thought of it, I would have had BOTH! good thing I didnt read LP till after. I ate( starting at midnight) 1/2 of a left over Claim Jumper southwest egg roll, two hot wings, two mini corn dogs, 1/2 of a potato pancake,1 fried mozzerella stick,,1 onion ring( all from Claim Jumper), 1 bowl of Choco/vanilla rice crispys, 1/2 box of Milk Duds, 1 mini powderd doughnut, 8 oreos, 1/2 cup chocolate chip morsels, a BIG snack bag of Nacho Taco & Ranch doritos, AND A PARTRIDGE IN A PEAR TREE! ALL that eaten within 1 hour! Any wonder I was sick! LOL! Today I'm right back on track though!
Originally Posted By LacyBelle ^^ Now THAT's some binge eating! Hope your tummy's feeling better today.
