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Food combos are the pinnacle of good eating. Sure, you know apple slices taste delicious with a bit of cheese, or that chocolate and peanut butter are a match made in heaven. But there are plenty of people who swear by, shall we say, less traditional weird food combinations.

Here are some must-try food combos that are sure to knock your socks off:

• Blueberries & Steak - the fruit is sweet, but not too sweet, and it won’t overpower the meat’s flavour. Google “blueberries and steak,” and you’ll find plenty of recipes for blueberry-based sauces to add to your filet!
• Ice-cream & Fries - sweet and salty? creamy and crunchy? This one ticks all the right boxes!
• Olive oil & Ice-cream - if you haven’t tried it, you might be hesitant about this combination, but plenty of people swear by it. For a true salty-sweet combo, try adding a drizzle of olive oil and a few sea salt flakes to vanilla ice cream. You won’t regret it.
• Strawberries & Balsamic - strawberries and balsamic vinegar are an age-old Italian combination that works surprisingly well. The savoury balsamic flavour makes strawberries taste even sweeter, complementing their already-juicy nature.
• Chocolate & Potato chips - if you’ve ever poured a box of M&Ms into your popcorn at the movie theatre, this one’s for you. The salty-sweet combination is just delicious!
• Peanut butter & Bacon - the contrasting smoothness of peanut butter and the crunchiness of bacon elevate the experience of eating them together.

Even if you’re a health-nut, you can still have your cake and eat it too!

Mix and match these super-foods to create a healthy snack combo that tastes good, will make you feel good and will help you look good.

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