Weird eating habits
Author
Discussion

Cactussed

Original Poster:

5,357 posts

237 months

Thursday 25th June 2009
quotequote all
I always put a napkin on my left knee, otherwise I forget and wipe hands all over my trousers. Oh, and I have a particualr way of eating spag bol (refer to the thread below).

Anyone else got any?

Melman Giraffe

6,794 posts

242 months

Thursday 25th June 2009
quotequote all
Cactussed said:
I always put a napkin on my left knee, otherwise I forget and wipe hands all over my trousers. Oh, and I have a particualr way of eating spag bol (refer to the thread below).

Anyone else got any?
Repost
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a...

AndyAudi

3,791 posts

246 months

Thursday 25th June 2009
quotequote all
I always cut food in half before dividing into bite size portions.
Allows me to check it's cooked through and also keeps any fillings from ending up all at one side.

kiteless

12,394 posts

228 months

Thursday 25th June 2009
quotequote all
I'm right-handed, but eat with my fork in my right hand.

Why stab your meat with your weaker hand...................getmecoat




sal 965

586 posts

235 months

Thursday 25th June 2009
quotequote all
In a fry up never have beans touching egg. I have too much of this OCD to list.

whitechief

4,432 posts

219 months

Friday 26th June 2009
quotequote all
sal 965 said:
In a fry up never have beans touching egg. I have too much of this OCD to list.
I have my beans in a separate bowl, I don't know why but I can't have beans touching eggs, mushrooms etc..

neilsfishing

3,502 posts

222 months

Friday 26th June 2009
quotequote all
kiteless said:
I'm right-handed, but eat with my fork in my right hand.

Why stab your meat with your weaker hand...................getmecoat
thumbup

Anna_S

1,473 posts

236 months

Friday 26th June 2009
quotequote all
neilsfishing said:
kiteless said:
I'm right-handed, but eat with my fork in my right hand.

Why stab your meat with your weaker hand...................getmecoat
thumbup
+1

swansea v6

1,283 posts

249 months

Friday 26th June 2009
quotequote all
Anna_S said:
neilsfishing said:
kiteless said:
I'm right-handed, but eat with my fork in my right hand.

Why stab your meat with your weaker hand...................getmecoat
thumbup
+2

Mobile Chicane

21,827 posts

236 months

Friday 26th June 2009
quotequote all
I eat the individual components of a meal separately (which people tell me is odd). However to me it seems odder to cram meat, vegetables, potato etc all onto the one fork.

calibrax

4,788 posts

235 months

Friday 26th June 2009
quotequote all
kiteless said:
I'm right-handed, but eat with my fork in my right hand.

Why stab your meat with your weaker hand...................getmecoat
I do that too.

sal 965 said:
In a fry up never have beans touching egg. I have too much of this OCD to list.
I can't stand beans touching egg either!

Mobile Chicane said:
I eat the individual components of a meal separately (which people tell me is odd). However to me it seems odder to cram meat, vegetables, potato etc all onto the one fork.
Same here... if you mix them you can't taste the individual flavours...

coolcatmaz

3,521 posts

226 months

Friday 26th June 2009
quotequote all
Mobile Chicane said:
I eat the individual components of a meal separately (which people tell me is odd). However to me it seems odder to cram meat, vegetables, potato etc all onto the one fork.
I know 2 other people that also have this weird eating habit

Pferdestarke

7,192 posts

211 months

Friday 26th June 2009
quotequote all
When eating crisps or chips, I eat them in order of deliciousness i.e. worst first, saving the crispest, best example for last.

I never eat anything that is too dry. I would rather leave a dry sandwich than eat it, even if very hungry.

I eat the tails of prawns if they are crisp.

I hate uneven cooking, for example when doing roast potatoes in the oven the ones at the edge brown before the center so I have to move them around for an even cooking.

Lord Croker

7,361 posts

213 months

Friday 26th June 2009
quotequote all
This is probably quite a common one but I like eating food without having to use a knife. Also I like to split the amount of eg meat, veg and potato on each fork load so that I have an equal amount of each every time, with nothing odd left at the end.

Balmoral Green

42,558 posts

272 months

Friday 26th June 2009
quotequote all
Mobile Chicane said:
I eat the individual components of a meal separately (which people tell me is odd). However to me it seems odder to cram meat, vegetables, potato etc all onto the one fork.
I do that.

But when it comes to egg things, my OCD is unsurpassed. Hence my comments on the microwave scrambled thread. How the hell you can do eggs like that is beyond me!

When I do fried eggs, I have a reserve frying pan, with an immaculate non stick surface, it is just for my fried eggs, and that alone. I put a tiny bit of oil in, and break two eggs into it. Only two, as it gets too crowded with three or four. If a yolk breaks, I chuck (pun) it away and start again. I have it on a low heat so that I don't get any bubbles or spitting, and the white gently sets in a perfectly uniform fashion. Then I trim the white with the spatula, so that the fried egg is a perfect square the same size as a slice of toast. I discard the trimmed white. Then I flip it over easy, and if the yolk breaks, I chuck it away and start again. I like it set gently all over on the outside in a very thin cooked white skin, with a very runny yolk. Slid gently onto buttered toast.

If things don't quite go to absolute perfection, and I end up making two or three attempts, I have managed to contain my anger issues. I haven't thrown the whole thing out into the garden or repeatedly 'run over' my frying pan in a long time.





Edited by Balmoral Green on Friday 26th June 22:17

Lefty Guns

19,874 posts

226 months

Friday 26th June 2009
quotequote all
fks sake. I feel normal listening to bunch of fussy bds.

woohoo!

Alexj800

5,605 posts

241 months

Saturday 27th June 2009
quotequote all
I always found it tricky to do a good fried egg. If I turned it, the yoke could break and if I didnt I'd run the risk of having a gooey white.

What I do now is to fry the egg on one side only, then instead of turning it I pour boiling water in the pan until it comes about half way up the yoke. Turn the gas out and wait half a min or so until the gooey white is cooked.

It's always really easy to scoop the egg out afterwards as the water loosens it from the pan.

I don't have any weird eating habits.

Rabbitinthelight

153 posts

202 months

Saturday 27th June 2009
quotequote all
When eating breakfast I eat everything but a little bit of each. So the last mouthful is a tiny bit of toast, egg, bacon, sausage, garlic mushroom, black pudding, fried toast, tomato and hash brown,lick

Mobile Chicane

21,827 posts

236 months

Saturday 27th June 2009
quotequote all
Jaysus - some serious Egg OCD here. yikes

Should anyone ever ask me how I like my eggs in the morning, it's fried in a weeny amount of butter, but with a solid white and yolk, and lots of 'Geeta's' lime and chilli chutney to disguise the taste of egg yolks, since I don't really like them.

Alternatively, you can have mine. smile

Rabbitinthelight

153 posts

202 months

Saturday 27th June 2009
quotequote all
I'm not too surprised to find the egg thing here, isn't it just human to have your egg cooked properly? There are times you get caught of course. The egg looks fine, you cut into the white, that tastes fine. Then, you cut.... just by the edge.... of the yolk, "HELL, FLAMING CHRIST, WHAT IS THIS SLIMY RING OF UNHOLY GELATINOUS SATAN SPAWN DOING ROUND THE YOLK OF MY EGG."