Weird Fast Food Items From Around The World
Think you know your favorite fast food chains? Think again. Around the world, restaurants like Domino’s, McDonald’s, Burger King, and others serve some of the strangest menu items you could possibly imagine. From a snake pizza to burgers topped with chocolate sauce, these international fast food creations prove that every country truly has its own unique take on comfort food.
In this episode of Weird History Food, we explore the weirdest fast food menu items from around the world, uncovering bizarre international specialties, limited-time offerings, and regional favorites that will leave you wondering, “Who actually ordered this?”
Which of these unusual fast food items would you most like to try? Let us know in the comments!
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Iβd like to try these.
The edible coffee cup is like a tamtam slam. What a great invention we need to make that nationwide
Those cans of pumpkin you get in the US are usually butternut squash. Those butternut doughnuts are going to taste like awesome pumpkin doughnuts, I bet.
I admit, the peanut sauce pizza intrigued meβ¦
Actually, the Mikky D spinach and parm nuggets are similar to Sformato. And edible cups, cookie or chocolate, are no surprise. Anyone can get at Amazon. $23 will get you 32 cups. United Center in Chicago has been serving upscale ones on the Banner Level (formerly Penthouse Suites) for decades.
The Radish McMuffin sounds like a valid lighter option.
Not the black guys being in the Chocolate King burger commercials πππππππππππππππππππππππππππππππ
Snake meat doesn't belong on a pizza. As tacos, maybe.
I remember in England, McDonald's sold bacon sandwiches with brown sauce.
There was a restaurant in my town many years ago that had rattlesnake quesadillas. Yes, it was real rattlesnake meat. They were so delicious! ππ
If snake meat was primarily served in winter, how do they get the snakes? I thought snakes went dormant and hid during the winter months? Do people there raise snakes as livestock?
I wish North America offered something even remotely interesting.
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That's cool and really hard to imagine about those dishes in other countries.
Polish person here with some trivia! The "cottage cheese" is a small curd farmer's cheese, it's like if you pressed out the liquid from cottage cheese. Radishes and chives are often paired with it. Polish people usually eat a light breakfast, because the main meal is around lunchtime. Sandwiches with butter, cheese, cold cuts, scrambled eggs (you can add a cut up kieΕbasa if you like), and we eat a sausage similar to hot dog sausages for breakfast. They're usually pork or mixed pork and chicken, in a soft casing that has no snap. Beef is eaten very rarely here so no beef hot dogs, we're the lowest ranked worldwide in beef consumption.
Now I'm curious about the commercials used to advertise the burger compared with the other ads @7:21
Hmmm I wonder what the fiber content of the Chocolate Butternut Squash donut is, not that it matters
On behalf of fellow Clevelanders, F**K YOU Weird History Food!
KFC in South Korea has just the fried chicken skin as a menu item.
Iβm surprised you guys didnβt tell us to subscribe in the beginning part of the video. π
Omg….need the Hershey's burger
Oh how I love it! I can make my own Cheetos quesadillas at home!! Never thought of that before now!
TACO BELL! You need to bring that Cheetos quesadilla to North America! Huge market loss for not having it here.
McDonald's Italy is populated by straight-up VAMPIRES!