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" One of the best things about cooking is experimenting with flavors\u2014especially if you&amp;#039;re the type who will try anything (at least once). While some experiments may go horribly awry, some pairings remain a lasting part of food culture (even though a few remain in our memories purely based on &amp;quot;yuck&amp;quot; factor\u2014like the Cheeseburger Doritos listed below). Whether intentionally (and sometimes inappropriately) combined or simply culturally inspired (Chocolate sushi? Yes!), the surprising flavor match-ups we&amp;#039;ve listed below will pique your curiosity and spur your imagination.    1. Spaghetti Bolognese Ice Cream\u2014one of 892 flavors at an ice cream shop in Merida, Venezuela.    2. Salim\u2014a popular sweet noodle Thai dessert made of rice noodles, most often paired with coconut milk and shaved ice.    3. Mashed Potato Soda\u2014a fizzy flavor creation by Jones Soda Co.    4. Indo Curry Toothpaste\u2014a discontinued flavor of mouthwash/toothpaste by the Japanese cosmetic company Breath Palette, whose marketing slogan is &amp;quot;Put some flavor in your life.&amp;quot; Today, flavors include Cola, Pumpkin Pudding, Monkey Banana and more.    5. Pickle Jelly Beans\u2014one of many disgusting flavors from Jelly Belly&amp;#039;s Bertie Bott&amp;#039;s line, inspired by the Harry Potter book series. Other strange flavors include Earthworm, Earwax, Rotten Egg and Vomit.    6. Cheeseburger-Flavored Doritos\u2014Frito Lay&amp;#039;s attempt to replicate the taste of burgers on a chip.    7. Thrills\u2014this Canadian gum gets its unique flavor from rosewater, though the packaging boasts its soap-like flavor.    8. Chocolate Sushi\u2014a Japanese/Korean-influenced dish that pairs eel sushi with chocolate sauce (one of many combos; we&amp;#039;ve seen the chocolate replace the seaweed wrapping, too!). Available at Chocolate Sushi and Tofu House in Sunnyvale, California.    9. Sapporo Caramel\u2014beer-flavored candy made by Glico, who also makes the popular Japanese Pocky candy, cookie-like sticks dipped in different frosting flavors.    10. Baked Pineapple Spaghetti\u2014a creamy, cheesy Punjabi-inspired Indian dish with fruit on top. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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