Uber Eats reveals customers weirdest food cravings would you try them?

Okay, who ordered the scallops with boiled eggs?Ordering from Uber Eats is a convenient way to satisfy your innermost culinary desires — without spilling the beans in a restaurant or at a take-out counter.No one has to know what weird food combos you are chowing down on, in the privacy of your own home — until now, anyway.Uber Eats has released its sixth annual Uber Eats Cravings Report, throwing a spotlight on some of the craziest customer queries from 2024.

“We’re back with the sixth annual Uber Eats Cravings Report — a snapshot of the most popular, the most unusual, and some of the wackiest delivery requests,” Sara Harrell, Senior Data Scientist at Uber Eats, said in a statement to The Post.“Year after year, it’s become increasingly clear that consumers love to take advantage of our customization features to ensure every order satisfies their cravings,” Harrell said.Combining two different foods that might not go together can be risky, and sometimes it results in a new trend — such as the “swicy” (sweet and spicy) trend or KitKats slathered in ketchup.But some Uber Eaters seem to love to walk on the edible wild side.

Bearing in mind that some people’s “yuck” is another person’s “yum,” as the saying goes, some of the revealed food combos are certainly unique.They include include scallops and boiled eggs; fajitas and French onion soup; fried fish sticks and green tea; pepperoni pizza and anchovies; and orange creamsicle and Tajin.These were a far cry from the site’s most requested orders, according to the data.The most popular delivery combos of 2024 consisted of the classic chicken tenders and fries; ramen and soft boiled egg; cheese burger with diced onion; burrito bowl and guacamole; and salad and bread.On top of going to Uber Eats to order their weirdest food combos, people rely on the food delivery app to get their food exactly how they want it — and it seems like they won’t shy away from making requests even more ...