Lose the omlette portion of this idea and let it go into a pan of eggs and hashbrowns and this borders on genius.
I am a guy.
I love pizza…LOVE IT!
… but eating it cold repulses me, after many drunken nights ordering pizza, I have woke up sometime the next day and ate the leftovers…HEATED UP!
I always take the extra time to stick it in the microwave fer a spell,you will enjoy it more if you do the same.
The best way to reheat pizza is in a lightly oiled skillet, not a microwave. It’s good enough cold that I usually don’t bother though.
Woman here, love pizza for breakfast, but I have to reheat it in the microwave. Other methods of reheating involve dirtying another dish or pan, way more time than I have in the morning, or way more advance planning than I want to do. It’s good enough microwaved.
Definitely how it works in our house. Mr. Neville likes eating meat off the bone, I don’t.
My reaction on seeing the phrase ‘peanut butter and pickle sandwich’: Oooh, I have to try that!
My female friend’s reaction: NO!
I’m voting for guy thing.
I think I must be secretly a man- most of these foods (especially biscuits and gravy- which is heaven on a plate if there’s some hashbrowns involved too, chicken fried steak, meatloaf sandwiches, gyros, cold pizza for breakfast, and chili) I either love or will eat without complaint and probably some enthusiasm if it’s well made.
I don’t do Spam or canned corned beef, because both gave me horrible near-migraine headaches when I was 10 or 11, and I don’t want to try that again. But sausage, especially brats and Italian? Oh, yeah.
Of course, I eat bacon with Americone Dream Ice Cream, so I’m pretty sure I’m not a good representative for ladies.
I don’t think I will. Pizza reheated in the microwave is awful. Gimme cold pizza any day.
Oh, sweetie, this is a favorite at our house. Crumble up the Jimmy Dean sausage, cook until crispy brown, make the milk gravy, throw in a healthy dash of pepper, mix in the sausage, and pour over the hot biscuits.
Fans self…is it getting hot in here?
I like a little sage in my gravy, but I’m funny that way. Hamburger gravy is another fave, poured over macaroni or rice. But then, gravy has always been considered a beverage in my family. My nephew and I taked about opening a restaurant called “One Foot in The Gravy”, where you could have anything from a shotglass of a fine giblet beverage, to a full-on bowl of creamy sausage gravy and eat it like soup. Bacon and biscuits as side dishes, of course.
A woman who does not eat red meat is Off My List.
A man who would judge a woman solely on her food choices would be definitely Off My List.
Having dated a vegetarian, it’s much easier to not date a vegetarian. It was jarring going on my first date with someone else when that person ordered a hamburger. (IMHO and YMMV)
But more importantly, does anybody realize that our favorite biscuits and gravy is pretty much just:
Pepper, Bacon, Bacon Fat, Flour, Flour, and Shortening?
I dated someone who wore glasses, and it was definitely much easier to date someone who doesn’t wear glasses. No need to grope around for them at night, keep track of them, deal with them when doing active things, getting in the way for kisses, etc.
So I was glad when he got Lasik. But I’d have kept dating him even if he hadn’t. There are all sorts of things that make for inconveniences, but unless I have a serious moral reason for not wanting to associate with them for it (e.g. I could not date a hunter) I would work around it if I was otherwise compatible with the person. shrug
It’s much easier to not be a vegetarian–trust me it’s more of a pain in the ass for the vegetarian than it is for the non-veg SO. It just boggles my mind that someone would make that a dealbreaker (though I could see it the other way–a vegetarian not dating a meat-eater, because of the ethical differences.)
See, here’s the problem. In an OP on guy food, you took offence at a comment about not dating someone that didn’t eat ‘guy food’.
You’re mixing your metaphors and derailing the conversation. I suspect you and I are most likely of a similar mind, but I’m not going to further derail this with ‘300 words on my personal philosophy on food and everyone I’ve ever dated’.
Nor should I. It’s a thread on food, not dating criteria.
Egg’s freekin’ Benedict. Nectar of the gods.
Sorry to be a SD dittohead but…I just ran the pizza topping omlette idea through the office and it met with resounding “Wow!”
Second Cluricaun’s vote of genious.
Oh, and I like crackers with peanut butter and dill pickles. It may be an aquired taste.
Is this a trick question? Because lumps of dead animal taste good. 
As for “guy foods”, I introduced my husband to the joys of meatloaf sandwiches and biscuits and gravy!
Is Eggs Benedict something that women don’t typically like? 
That would be pepper, sausage, sausage fat, flour, milk or cream and maybe some butter. Shortening? Bacon? ::eyes Unintentionally Blank suspiciously::
Shorting…in the Biscuits. It’s not as funny if I put ALL of the ingredients in there. Suffice it to say it’s mostly
Pork, Pork fat, Pork fat, fat from Cow byproducts, flour, flour. (and less than 1% other items for flavor)
Dems healthy eatin’!
There, changed that for you.
Because they are far tastier, for the most part, than vegetables and various soy-based atrocities. The only thing better than meat is meat you’ve seen to yourself.