Crushed potato chips inside of my tuna salad sandwich.

some mornings i'll have a poached egg on toast with cheez whiz & sardines with mustard & tabasco.
also like a slice of toast with garlic herb philly cheese & chunky marmalade.

You lost me at "cottage cheese".

You seem to ber asking for diabetes.

For breakfast I have freshly ground wheat that I get at a feed store. With it I have a tsp. of sugar, a tbs. of peanut butter, a few almonds, some raisins, and some almond milk. I alternate wheat and oatmeal. It’s a hell of a lot cheaper than that boxed cereal stuff, and probably healthier.

Turkey slices wrapped around a dill pickle, dipped in coarse ground mustard

If I considered it to be too strange or some sort of a taboo, I may not do it. So long as it tastes good, I can eat anything for any meal, it's all nourishment for the body anyway, right? If I want to mix some dill relish with strawberries or cherries and whipped cream, why not? Once I saw a guy eating chocolate ice cream with potato chips!

When I was a child, my mother either made me butter and sugar sandwiches or peanut butter and miracle whip sandwiches.

Mayonnaise or salad dressing on saltines as a snack.

That sounds pretty good. I occasionally eat for breakfast cottage cheese mixed with a banana, half an avocado, and hot sauce.

Breakfast: One cup of cheerios (dry) & a cup of coffee (black, at room temperature)

Neither of those sound terrible.

"I didn't know you can do that!" I said in my 20s, watching Patricia pour two types of cereal into her bowl. We looked at each other and laughed.

1. Chunky peanut butter spread on a banana.

2. Medjool dates stuffed with roasted almonds.

Curry powder, (yes just the cheap supermarket stuff,) mixed with mayo as a salad dressing, a little balsamic vinegar, just to stop it being too sweet.

a can of tunna, some cheese, one egg, some flour, mix all put on a hot iron like a burger.

Hot oatmeal and blueberries(real) and yougurt.when mixed up it look's gooey, tastes good.