1. Deep fried butter
Butter, frozen, then dipped in batter and deep fried. Apparently it melts and drips out when you eat it.
2. Deep fried Doritos
You thought Doritos were already fried? Well YOU WERE WRONG. No, actually you were right, but now theyâve been fried more.
3. Deep fried bubblegum
The name is slightly misleading: itâs actually bubblegum-flavoured marshmallows, coated in bubblegum-flavoured batter, then deep fried and drizzled in bubblegum-flavour icing.
4. Deep fried Coke
Again with the freezing trick. Nuggets of Coke, frozen, fried in Coke batter, and covered in Coke syrup.
5. Deep fried testicles
Affectionately known as âRocky Mountain Oystersâ, these once belonged to either a cow or a pig. Now theyâre smashed flat (I KNOW), cut into strips and put on your plate with a side of dipping sauce.
6. Deep fried breakfast on a stick
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All in the name, really. Rashers, sausage and scrambled egg mashed together, deep fried and â in a final indignity â impaled on a stick.
7. Deep fried latté
The ideal accompaniment to the above.
8. Deep fried Twinkies
Where America becomes âMurica: the iconic junk snack speared on a stick, battered, then deep fried.
9. Deep fried pasta
Known euphemistically as âToasted Ravioliâ, this is a delicacy in the St Louis area. It is what it looks like.
10. Deep fried Oreos
OK, these look kind of nice.
11. Deep fried hot dog and chips
A hot dog, plastered in chips. Then the whole thing is battered in one lump and deep fried. Also itâs on a stick because âMurica.
12. Deep fried beer
It was the obvious choice. Fried for only a few seconds in a pocket of dough (hence the ravioli-like appearance), the dish is apparently still alcoholic when eaten. No word on how many youâd have to scarf to get a buzz on.
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