Weird eating habits that you have?

The only strange thing I can think of is pretzel sticks and Italian dressing for me, which isn't something I do often enough for it to be a habit, but I do it enough for me to recognize it's not something I see many people do. Something I have a tendency to do when I'm eating a meal is eat the main portion of the dish last and eat each portion one by one. I also have a very hard time eating food if food is touching something that it shouldn't be touching on a plate. I also rarely eat anything with a spoon and chew things like ice cream and jello.

Oh! And I also quite like cream cheese on vegetables. I made the mistake once while getting butter out of the refrigerator and accidentally got the cream cheese. It was really good!
 
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Do sandwiches full of sprinkles count? (It's suprisingly delicious.)
I also have a tendency to eat things one food at a time.

Generally Vegetables > Sides > Main part of the dish
 
Whenever I go to the movies, I always get popcorn and an icecream, and I always scoop icecream with my popcorn before I eat it. It tastes surprisingly good. I'm not sure if this is weird or not but I like peanut butter and banana in sandwiches too.
 
I can add cheese to just about anything-and eat it happily. Still, that's all I got as far as 'weird eating habits' personally goes.
 
I drizzle maple syrup and ketchup on my scrambled eggs and put slices of cheddar cheese on top of pickles. When I was little, I'd put ketchup on a slice of bologna and roll it up like a wrap. I don't know if this one's particularly weird, but I'll sometimes dip fries in plum or sweet & sour sauce rather than ketchup. The weirdest combinations of food often turn out to be the most delicious.
 
I used to eat pizza upside down when I was little, but I don't any more.

I don't have any other weird eating habits:-|
 
I don't eat until my stomach aches from hunger.

oh weird stuff I eat, well any form of dessert like cake or chocolate flapjack or something, I prefer to eat the mixture. Why put it in the oven when it tastes better beforehand?
 
Whenever I get crackers to put in my soup, I usually eat them before they reach the soup. Then I have to find more crackers, which in turn are eaten before finding the soup. Then I start all over...

It's a vicious cycle.
 
Well, I eat Quavers (the crisps or 'chips' if you use the American word) with toffee popcorn >.> Me and my friends love this! XD
 
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