World's 10 Strangest Food Combinations

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Spaghetti and Peanut Butter

Southern kids love this drink. The creamy peanut butter goes well with the salty-sweet pasta.

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French Fries and Cheese Sauce

Scotland loves this Canadian cuisine. Salty French fries with cheese curds and sauce make unique comfort food. Hot fries and melted cheese sauce in Canada are optional.

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Chocolate-covered Bacon

Bacon and chocolate fans will like this American oddity. The chocolate-covered bacon is thick-cut. This American dessert is popular at fairs and even premium restaurants.

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Churros con Chocolate

Deep-fried doughnut-like churros coated in rich hot chocolate make this tasty treat. It's popular globally, but Spaniards claim it. 

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Fried Plantains and Salt Cod

Puerto Ricans, Cubans, and Dominicans love this Caribbean cuisine. Salty fish with sweet fried plantains are a fantastic example of sweet-savory. White rice accompanies this famous meal.

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Pineapple and Cheddar Cheese

Sweet pineapple slices and pungent cheddar cheese are often served together. It's a snack, appetizer, or side dish.

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Kimchi Fried Rice

This Korean meal uses leftover spicy, pungent kimchi and fried rice. Kimchi adds spice to the dish's delicious taste. Any Korean restaurant serves this meal.

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Lemon and Salt

Salting a sliced lemon and chewing the slices makes this Mexican delicacy. The tart-salty taste is unexpectedly good.

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Pickled Watermelon Rind

Pickling makes it crispy and flavorful by removing most of the water. To make this meal, peel off the green rind.

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Mango and Chili

Thailand, Cambodia, and Laos love this sweet, spicy snack. Sweet mangoes and fiery chilies provide a distinct taste. Mango's tanginess tempers chili's spice.

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