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Fatballs from Holland, Michigan. Fried in the same fryer as corn dogs and slathered in pudding. Stuffed in a snowcone holder. Glistening and good to go. Uhh.
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Would you eat this? Some sort of sausages-in-a-can. We were especially off-put by the logo at the top, it looks like the magic handkerchief trick with sausages. Oh. My. Found in a grocery store in the Czech Republic!
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Hog Jowls from Sikeston, Missouri. Cheeks of pig. And LOTS of it.
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We ordered the famous “Voodoo Doll” with a pretzel stick through his heart, bleeding raspberry-blood filling and the equally illustrious Maple Bar with not one, but two strips of bacon on top. Our little chocolate frosted supernatural pin cushion was a-dough-rable and tasty to boot but … Continue reading “Voodoo Donuts, Weird Regional Food”
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A sweet street food – osmanli macunu – it’s dessert AND a show! Part lollipop, part gummy bear – its a treat with weird consistency and delicious flavor. Spotted in Sultanahmet Square in Istanbul, Turkey.
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Fish & Brewis is made with salt cod and hardtack, boiled, broken up, and mixed together. It tastes way better than it sounds… or looks. This version was found here.
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Donair is like a pita wrap of gyro meat served with a sweetened condensed milk sauce and is unique to the Halifax, Nova Scotia area. The blend of spicy meat and sweet sauce works, but the sweet could be dialed back a notch … Continue reading “Donair, Weird Regional Food”