세계에서 가장 괴이한 디저트

 

 

 

Ice cream of avocado (Brazil)

Brazilian avocado ice cream is one of the most exotic desserts in the world.

Pikarones (Peru)

These fried Donuts from sweet potato and Zucchini are popular in Peru and neighbouring countries.

Aletriâ doče (Portugal)

In Portugal the sweet rice pudding served with noodles.

Ohagi (Japan)

Ohagi represents the rice balls in sweet bean paste.

Sankaâ (Thailand)

Sankaâ is a pumpkin with custard. To imagine this dessert looks like, you need to submit turned inside out pumpkin pie.

Ice cream "Gold luxury" (United States)

This ice cream at a cost of $ 1,000 per portion was recently recognized as the most expensive dessert in the world.

Ice Kasang (Singapore)

In Singapore love ice cream sprinkled red beans, sweet corn, sliced fruit lychee and green jelly.

Green dysentery (Taiwan)

It's just ice cream Kiwi sauce. But his appearance is clearly not cause appetite.

Yōkan (Japan)

Delicious Japanese dessert consists of tangled in red bean paste, agar, and sugar.

the Sultan's Cake (Turkey)

Cake, which includes many rare ingredients, looks like a real gold bullion.

Almond tofu (China)

Those who tried the Chinese almond tofu, argue that this dessert is simply beszvkusnyj.

 

Meat pie (United States)

In America clearly do not like sweet. Inside the cake is a meat stuffing and mashed potatoes.

Žalebi (the Middle East and India)

Although this dish looks like a boiled worms, in fact it is very sweet.

Donut with Bacon (United States)

The Americans claim that Bacon can improve the flavor of any dish.

Mišti Doi (India)

It's the usual sweet yoghurt, which in India is served in clay pots.

Bread Pudding with butter (United Kingdom)

According to legends, this dessert originated when British housewives stopped throwing away stale bread.

Actually, pudding is pretty pleasant taste.

Vomiting Unicorn (United States)

Most colorful dessert this spicke made from marshmallows and cereal.

Pandan Waffles (Viet Nam)

This Vietnamese street food clearly liking those who love coconuts.

Halva (Middle East)

Halvah also can often be found in India. Make it, usually from the semolina flour mixed with melted butter.

Also sometimes add carrot, lentils and beans.

Bar deep fried Mars (Scotland)

Given the tastes of Scots, one can only hope that there is a shortage of cardiologists.

Čendol (Malaysia)

Malaysian dessert that looks like worms, made from jelly noodles, beans, coconut milk and Palm sugar.

Martabek (Indonesia)

Sweet pancakes from the filling of chocolate and cheese are also popular in Malaysia.

Fried crickets in chocolate (Thailand)

Sounds delicious, but Europeans who dare to try this dessert is quite small.

Ice cream with wasabi (Japan)

Japan has once again managed to surprise the whole world a combination of incongruous.

Taouk-göksu River (Turkey)

This dessert is made from minced chicken breast peremolotoj with rice, sugar and milk.