Nowadays big food companies export their products all over the world, but if you think they are selling the same exact products everywhere you couldn’t be more wrong.

The culinary culture of each country took shape over the centuries, and what tastes great here won’t necessarily have the same success on the other side of the globe.

It’s curious to see how different the culinary taste is in other regions of the world, especially in the Far East, even When it comes to industrial products like Doritos, Lay’s, Dunkin’s Donuts or Pepsi.

Take a look at some of the snacks and drinks companies come up with.

1. Japan: Wasabi Flavored KitKat

2. China: Dry pork and seaweed doughnuts.

3. Russia:Cappuccino flavored Pepsi.

4. Japan: Raw Horse Meat Ice Cream

5. Asia: Soft Shell Crab, Seaweed and Grilled Shrimp Pringles.

6. Canada: Pizza and Spaghetti Slushee.

7. Japan: Spaghetti Popsicle.

8. China: Green Tea Oreo.

9. Japan: Yoghurt Pepsi.

10. Japan: Grilled Corn Kit Kat.

11. Pancake Drink. Talk about breakfast in a can.

Well, there you have it. Which of these would you and wouldn't like to eat. I personally would like to have a taste of #10 because I love corn. They might be delicious.

On this faithful day I was to travel back to my place of residence from my hometown. On getting to the carpark the transport fare has increased more than twice the usual amount and I was like,  what? Has the distance increased? I am not going that far, just to hear petroleum price has hiked like wise transport fare too. 

On hearing this I said to myself ‘ I can get a car by the roadside I don't have to go with what these park car drivers are saying’. 

I left the park, walked same feet away and stood sticking my thumb out to any car that passes. Having spent close to an hour standing by the roadside, I almost gave up when inspiration just came an I was like ‘hey trailers are cars too and the could be faster from the stories I've heard why not try stopping one' and lo and behold a few minutes later one of them stopped when I hailed it and I boarded. 

Ladies and gentlemen there began one of the most stressful journeys of my life. Don't get me wrong the interior was very neat and comfortable. But the road was really really bad. A journey that is supposed to be for about 3-4hours with the bad road by car took more than 6hours with the extra bad road by a trailer, not that it was slow but with a ll the bouncing around in port holes, holdups caused by trailers that had tipped over or sank into muds it was a little bit fun actually. 

But after it all, it was still an experience worth remembering and the fare was way cheaper than the usual amount.

Who else has an experience worth remembering.