things which are unusual to eat on their own

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#1

no toppings, no sauces, no nothing

A piece of cheese

  • That’s unusual!
  • That ain’t unusual!

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An egg

  • That’s unusual!
  • That ain’t unusual!

0 voters

#2

Pickled onions

#3

Woman in front of me in the shop at lunch asked for “two sausages, no bread, no chips, no beans, just two sausages”

  • That ain’t unusual
  • That’s unusual

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#4

Have been known to take a jar of silverskins and a fork into another room for some alone time

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#5

I do this too.

I thought it was just me.

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#6

Penne

  • Normal
  • Unusual

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#7

A spoonful of paprika

  • That’s unusual
  • Common occurrence

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#8

When I was a teenager I was in the chippy with a mate and he bought chips and offered to share them, at the last minute after he got them i decided to get a sausage for myself, just a sausage. Lass behind the counter asked if I wanted it wrapped and raised her eyebrows at me

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#9

Uncooked? Unusual
Cooked but no sauce or butter? Unusual
Buttered? Unusual, acceptable for ravioli
Sauced? Usual

#10

Quite like going to the polish off license buying a bunch of polish sausages and then going to town on them.

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#11

Just some solo pieces of salami/ham/veggie alternative

  • That’s unusual!
  • That ain’t unusual!

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#12

Always got single sausage requests when I worked in a cafe

#13

What would you eat them with? They’re almost exclusively a thing to be eaten on their own imo but now I’m doubting myself!

#14

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#15

I see that more as a vehicle for the pickled onion, the cheese is decorative here.

#16

I sort of presumed with chips.

An open bag of chip shop chips and and paying an extra 15p for a pickled onion in the late 80s/early 90s was a big treat for me during my school days.

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#17

Woah! I’d be well up for that tbh

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#18

Always get a PO with any chippie order

They’re still only 25p I think, not bad change from the prices @BMS1 said!

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#19

My mum would give me a quid for Friday lunch. You could get a a portion of chips, a pickled onion and a can of coke for a quid back then.

Walking back from the chip shop back to school on Friday lunchtimes was a sign that Hey! It’s the weekend!

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#20

Common occurrence with my 5 year old