Strange eating habits
 

Sitting down with my bowl of ramen, I thought for a moment... Isn't weird that I cannot eat ramen without chop sticks? I can't eat any Asian food without them.

Maybe that's not so strange, but oh well.

Any other odd habits out there?

I eat ramen by eating some of the noodles with chopsticks, then drinking some of the broth with a spoon. Chopsticks, spoon, chopsticks, spoon, etc, etc. This is probably going to end up as a debate on the best way to eat an Oreo cookies, so I might as well get a jump start and say I like mix it up, some with milk, some by eating the cream first, some whole. Now that I thinka bout it, I eat a lot of stuff by mixing up "the process", I don't know why. They don't call me the keeper of randomness for nothing.

I like to have bread when i eat ramen. as if the noodles arn't enough grains for me, i need bread.

buttered white bread does just fine for chicken-based ramens (chicken picante ROCKS!), but i find that heavier breads like Rye work better for beef-based ramens.

There is a type of sweet roll I like, and recently I just realized it is really good if you make a hole most of the way through the sweet bread and fill it with my favorite brand of hot sauce, and it turns out to be a surprisingly good treat.

... What? I like it...

Back when I was in High school, I used to put mustard on the squair pizzas they made.

Now, I just eat whatever they handout to us.
and since they donot give us milk, we eat out oreos plain.

Back when I ate food in my old school's cafeteria, I used to take the dinner roll, put a hole in it, and shove a chicken nugget in there. Then I would dip it in ketchup. It was delectable.
Nowadays, I can't eat any variety of meat without drenching it in ranch sauce. I once used it on fish. FISH for God's sake...And not fish sticks mind you. A halibut steak. I mean, where's the line man. Where's the line?
Also, I hate spaghetti but love lasagna. How is that possible?!

Ever since going completely broke, I've been living off of ham, cheese, and bologna sandwiches (on cheap wheat bread too, mind you). Bologna is one of those things that no one will admit to eating. I have to say though, not only have I grown accustomed to its taste, I quite enjoy it now.

Of course, who knows what's IN the bologna... don't ask, don't tell, that's my philosophy.

Okay, there are 3 people in my house which are highly addicting to Ramen.

Myself, of corse, use a fork.

Joel, (the Korean one) Eats with chopsticks.

And my brother, eats with a spoon.

As you see, the confict in my home is greater then The Romance of the Three Kingdoms.

this is a dish i made up myself: poor-mans antipasti
boil some pasta, drain. pour olive oil and red vinager (or any oil/vinager combo) over it, add oregeno.

its almost like a meal!

I throw hot sauce on most anything I eat. And I'm not talking the cheap weak stuff either, I'm talking Habeniro sauce. Even put it on Mac and Cheese.