American snack foods are completely changed to sell overseas

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Russians prefer their Lay's potato chips dusted in caviar and crab flavors.

The Chinese like their Oreos stuffed with mango and orange cream.

And in Spain, Kellogg's All-Bran cereal is served floating in hot coffee instead of cold milk.

Companies do have to change things around to boost sales, but cereal in coffee is something I don't believe I could try.:P

It's interesting to find out about different cultures.

Doesn't matter....they're just going to deep fry them in the UK anyway...LJS9502_basic

Doesn't matter....they're just going to deep fry them in the UK anyway...LJS9502_basic

I have to try Kellogg's All-Bran in hot coffee. horgen123

Must report results.:D

Doesn't matter....they're just going to deep fry them in the UK anyway...LJS9502_basic

Deep fried mars bars are delicious!

[QUOTE="horgen123"]I have to try Kellogg's All-Bran in hot coffee. topsemag55

Must report results.:D

Yeah. I'll do it one day in the summer. :P I'll try with Baileys when I am at it too. horgen123

I don't know why, but I just imagined you pouring Kahlua over your cereal.:lol:

[QUOTE="horgen123"] Yeah. I'll do it one day in the summer. :P I'll try with Baileys when I am at it too. topsemag55

I don't know why, but I just imagined you pouring Kahlua over your cereal.:lol:

Doesn't matter....they're just going to deep fry them in the UK anyway...LJS9502_basic

If it can't be fried it ain't worth eating.

Coincidently a friend in Dallas tells me that's the Texas state motto.

Story here.

Russians prefer their Lay's potato chips dusted in caviar and crab flavors.

topsemag55

The Chinese like their Oreos stuffed with mango and orange cream.

I think is fair to say we get the most boring played out flavors. I moving to Japan.. green tea kitkat, green tea oreos, and tentacle flavored ice cream. Im sold.

Grossest sounding one to me is lemon-pepper tang drink mix. raven_squad

Grossest sounding one to me is lemon-pepper tang drink mix. raven_squad

I like lemon, I like pepper, but lemon-pepper has never done anything for me.

Another interesting thing is how they change Sesame Street to cater to different cultures. I saw a documentary about it.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Doesn't matter....they're just going to deep fry them in the UK anyway...toast_burner

Deep fried mars bars are delicious!

[QUOTE="toast_burner"]

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"]Doesn't matter....they're just going to deep fry them in the UK anyway...LJS9502_basic

Deep fried mars bars are delicious!

Wouldn't it just be a gooey mess inside?

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="toast_burner"]

Deep fried mars bars are delicious!

topsemag55

Wouldn't it just be a gooey mess inside?

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="toast_burner"]

Deep fried mars bars are delicious!

topsemag55

Wouldn't it just be a gooey mess inside?

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="toast_burner"]

Deep fried mars bars are delicious!

topsemag55

Wouldn't it just be a gooey mess inside?

Not if it's flash-fried. Although it those Snickers are truly deep fried then yeah, it probably would be a gooey mess.

Depends. If it's flash fried, no. If they cook it for a while, yes.

Pirate700

That explains fried ice cream then. Has to be hell on your teeth though, biting into hot dough, then frozen ice cream.:P

I wouldn't mind seeing some American snacks over here in the UK, like Lucky Charms, Lays, Cheetos and the various flavours of Pringles and M&M's. Mint M&M's sound so good, as do the Almond ones and the white chocolate ones, all we get here are milk, peanut and crispy. We don't get Lucky Charms here due to them being popular, and Nestle wanting to divert that popularity to their terrible chocolate cereals. We don't get that many flavours of Pringles here either, the honey mustard flavour interests me. And Lays are very rare here, usually they're sold through Polish shops, but not that many flavours.Smokescreened84

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

Depends. If it's flash fried, no. If they cook it for a while, yes.

topsemag55

That explains fried ice cream then. Has to be hell on your teeth though, biting into hot dough, then frozen ice cream.:P

[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

Depends. If it's flash fried, no. If they cook it for a while, yes.

topsemag55

That explains fried ice cream then. Has to be hell on your teeth though, biting into hot dough, then frozen ice cream.:P

[QUOTE="Smokescreened84"]I wouldn't mind seeing some American snacks over here in the UK, like Lucky Charms, Lays, Cheetos and the various flavours of Pringles and M&M's. Mint M&M's sound so good, as do the Almond ones and the white chocolate ones, all we get here are milk, peanut and crispy. We don't get Lucky Charms here due to them being popular, and Nestle wanting to divert that popularity to their terrible chocolate cereals. We don't get that many flavours of Pringles here either, the honey mustard flavour interests me. And Lays are very rare here, usually they're sold through Polish shops, but not that many flavours.toast_burner

[QUOTE="toast_burner"]

[QUOTE="Smokescreened84"]I wouldn't mind seeing some American snacks over here in the UK, like Lucky Charms, Lays, Cheetos and the various flavours of Pringles and M&M's. Mint M&M's sound so good, as do the Almond ones and the white chocolate ones, all we get here are milk, peanut and crispy. We don't get Lucky Charms here due to them being popular, and Nestle wanting to divert that popularity to their terrible chocolate cereals. We don't get that many flavours of Pringles here either, the honey mustard flavour interests me. And Lays are very rare here, usually they're sold through Polish shops, but not that many flavours.Smokescreened84

Budweiser is watered down piss in America. Budweiser is a reasonably tasty and refreshing beer in Britain. Ninja-Hippo

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[QUOTE="Pirate700"]

Depends. If it's flash fried, no. If they cook it for a while, yes.

LJS9502_basic

That explains fried ice cream then. Has to be hell on your teeth though, biting into hot dough, then frozen ice cream.:P

I made a thread a long time back about some really weird foods fried at state fairs. Makes fried Mars bars seem tame.:P

[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]Budweiser is watered down piss in America. Budweiser is a reasonably tasty and refreshing beer in Britain. LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="Smokescreened84"][QUOTE="toast_burner"]Aren't lays the same as walkers just with less variety of flavours?

Pirate700

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[QUOTE="Smokescreened84"] Of sorts,only Lays are a lot better and they aren't as bad as Walkers with their green, see through and burnt idea of crisps. Lays always seem to be in amazing condition and actually edible, unlike Walkers. I've only ever had the plain, which I love, would love to try the salt and vinegar, tomato and beef flavours if they ever appear over here.toast_burner

Budweiser is watered down piss in America. Budweiser is a reasonably tasty and refreshing beer in Britain. Ninja-Hippo

You might be thinking of Budweiser Budvar. Two seperate beers that have learned to co-exist in the world.

[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]Budweiser is watered down piss in America. Budweiser is a reasonably tasty and refreshing beer in Britain. LJS9502_basic

[QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]Budweiser is watered down piss in America. Budweiser is a reasonably tasty and refreshing beer in Britain. worlock77

You might be thinking of Budweiser Budvar. Two seperate beers that have learned to co-exist in the world.

[QUOTE="LJS9502_basic"][QUOTE="Ninja-Hippo"]Budweiser is watered down piss in America. Budweiser is a reasonably tasty and refreshing beer in Britain. Ninja-Hippo