Why is barbecue so hot? Because people always lose resistance to string because they wear it and eat it. Have you ever eaten Octopus lollipop? Have you ever eaten French fries? Please have a look with sihaiwang Xiaobian and check the top 10 delicious strings in the world.
1. Corn dogs USA
Corn hotdog is a kind of food that can be seen everywhere in the American street. The American people even set up the national corn hotdog Festival, which shows their love for corn hotdog.
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2. Elote in Mexico
Although America also has corncobs, Mexico is the most authentic. Mexico roasted corncob, golden in color and covered with mayonnaise, cheese and pepper, is the most popular street food in Mexico.
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3. Fried scorpion China
When night falls, there are all kinds of rare delicacies on the night market in Beijing: seahorse, starfish, and fried scorpion. Fried scorpion is salty, crispy and delicious.
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4. Hard boiled eggs Thailand
Boiled egg strings are easy to hold and can be seen everywhere in the streets of Thailand.
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5. Fried potato slices South Korea
What's better than a bag of chips? That's a bunch of chips! These chips are everywhere in Seoul.
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6. Octopus lollipops Japan
It looks like a lollipop, but no matter how you lick it, there will be no sandwiches in the middle.
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7. Paletas Mexico
Mexican fruit popsicles are made of fresh fruits, such as strawberries, mangoes and lemons, with water or cream added. They are very popular in Mexico. The local people and places selling popsicles also have special names.
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80000 'food' everything
Finally, back in the United States, street vendors in Minnesota have invented a variety of barbecued foods in 150 years, including shrimp, caramel apples, corn hotdogs, beef and mutton, and candy bars. There are also some unusual foods, such as alligator sausages, maple sausages pancakes, roasted ostriches, and even a foot long pizza kebab.