Although I won't eat bologna now, my favorite sandwich as a kid was peanut butter, Miracle Whip, bologna, American cheese, and iceberg lettuce on white toast. (I will occasionally still do it with roast beef, though.) And ketchup spaghetti is college food in Sweden. You're not as weird as you think.

Graham crackers broken up in milk.

OK...I'll admit that I'm from the South....gimme shrimp & grits and I'm a happy woman!

My go-to comfort food isn't weird, it is Campbell's Chicken Noodle soup (or a close facsimile) with lots of crackers broken in it. If I've been sick, just don't feel great or just a little down, I want that soup. Now, if I have been sick with a stomach issue, milk toast is the most extreme comfort food. I can't think of more than once or twice when I made it that I was not sick. For those who never had it, you make toast, apply butter, sprinkle sugar on it then pour warm milk over it. When it is all soggy, you eat it. I am shocked at how many people are like "EWWWW!" when I tell them I like milk toast sometimes.

Fried chicken gizzards. Yummmm!

Peanut butter and mayonnaise sandwiches that my dad used to make. I prefer Miracle Whip instead of mayonnaise now. Chicken gizzards are also a thing he somehow got me to try (and like).

White bread pizza. White bread, tomato sauce and american cheese. Also cinnamon toast with way too much butter and lipton tea.

Crepes with molasses. Breakfast for dinner.

When I was sick my mother would make bacon, butter and potato soup. When poor it was bologna on Wonderbread (has to be Wonderbread) or dumpling soup.

I'm not sure if it's completely weird, but shredded cheddar cheese on pears and salt and vinegar potato chips dipped in cottage cheese.

Couldn't do that, but my Mom, when things were tight, which was often enough, made bread margarine & sugar for dessert. It's not a 'comfort' food. Just a memory. Maybe the comfort food would be ground-beef, egg noodles & beef gravy. Still will eat that!

Canned tamales and pork & beans. It's the only way to make canned tamales edible. I really liked it.

Peanut butter, cheese and mayonnaise sandwich.

I don't recall eating any weird food combinations, but one time I remember my father told me as a kid he sometimes ate pieces of bread with just ketchup on it.

Don't know if y'll ever heard of dhal. It's split peas cooked till it's a liquid and seasoned with specific spices. Its usually eaten with rice and curried chicken. I just used to drink it from a cup. Up to now I still do that much to the amusement of my family! Lol lol lol

Canned corned beef hash, the stuff that looks like dog food.

Hot cornbread crumbled into milk.

I do not but that brought a memory back. Bussines travel to a factory in another country, one of my peers at breakfast buffet, got water melon and refried black beans not only on the same plate but he was working on chopping the water melon in pieces to mix it up with the beans. I don't really care but boy, you should have seen the locals eye brows !!! Ha ha ha so freaking priceless !!!

Elderberry jam reminds me of my grandmother.

I'm not sure it's weird, but I used to eat liverwurst, mustard, and cheese sandwiches. YUM!

We used to have cheese and marmite or cheese and jam sandwiches, I don't eat cheese anymore though.

Two slices of bacon on top of a slice of cheese on toast. Ketchup over everything.

I like toast with peanut butter and a scrape of marmite toasted under the grill when I was pregnat I used to eat scoopfuls of vanilla ice cream with pickled onions.

I like tomato soup, made with whole milk, and a large dollop of crunchy peanut butter in it