17 Ridiculous yet Funny Menu Items Around the World

Source: Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Between this, the Chizza, and the Double Down, it's clear that KFC either 1) really enjoys sandwiching things between non-bread items or 2) they ran out of bread. The 2019 introduction of KFC's Doughnut Fried Chicken Sandwich eliminated the need for awkward utensils when consuming 1,000 calories of chicken and waffles. Replace the waffles with donuts and the maple syrup with sugar glaze and you have one of their most lethal menu options.

The Greek Mac

Source: TripAdvisor

According to the McDonald’s website, the Greek Mac is: “A Greek classic! Two juicy beef patty’s with lemon sauce, onions, lettuce, and sliced tomatoes wrapped together in pita bread, with tzatziki [yogurt] sauce.” And another oddity is the fact that Big Greek is only available in Greece and neighboring Cyprus. Which is akin to a burger joint limiting a new pizza item to Italy.

The Doritos Crunchy Crust Pizza From Pizza Hut

Source: Thrillist

The Doritos Crunchy Crust Pizza is a mix of Italian and Mexican food that makes fun of both. It has a mozzarella cheese-filled crust layered with nacho cheese Doritos chips and cheddar cheese. The Doritos layer isn't just a few crumbs. Instead, it's full of chips stacked on top of each other so that you can stuff your face with both the Doritos and the bread and cheese they're on.

KFC's Chizza

Source: Business Insider

Putting something that usually has bread in it but doesn't have bread? Sounds like a job for KFC. The Independent called the Chizza a "low-calorie, high-protein" pizza. The Chizza is one of KFC's bread-substituting bonanzas with the best name but least appealing taste. It's pretty much what it sounds like: fried chicken covered with mozzarella cheese and tomato sauce and shaped (sort of) like a pizza. It's basically what would happen if a cracker from Kentucky was given the job of making Italian food.

Thickburger 

Source: The Guardian

Carl's Jr. and Hardee's, which are sister restaurants, made the Most American Thickburger in 2015 as a tribute to the classic, artery-clogging American food. The greasy cheeseburger was between a hot dog and a layer of Lays potato chips. Pickles, lettuce, tomato, ketchup, and mustard were also on the sandwich. Also, it kind of looked like the average American, which was a nice touch.

The Meatatarian Burger (Burger King)

Source: The Daily Meal

In 2016, Burger King's Meatless Range came out in New Zealand. The three-burger set included the deliciously suggestive Full Meaty, the flexible Half Meaty, and the versatile Bacon Meaty. The Full Meaty stood out because it had two beef patties, a chicken patty, six bacon strips, two cheese slices, barbecue sauce, and onions. In the Half Meaty, one of the beef patties is taken out. In the Bacon Meaty, both beef patties are taken out and replaced with an extra layer of chicken.

Kit Kat Chocoladilla (Taco Bell)

Source: Business Insider

The worst thing you can eat at Taco Bell was saved for last. Its Kit Kat Chocoladilla boldly asks, "Why not end your fourth meal with a chocolate sandwich?" Imagine a large, soft tortilla spread with a chocolate sauce that tastes like Nutella and filled with chocolate chips and bits of Kit Kat bars. If you believe that it has 329 calories, I can sell you a chocolate-covered, tortilla-wrapped bridge in Brooklyn.

The Double Down Sandwich (KFC)

Source: Meat+Poultry

You might ask, "What's the Double Down?" Well, it's pretty simple: take two fast food favorites, bacon, and cheese, add something suspiciously named "Colonel's Sauce," and put it all between two huge pieces of Original Recipe fried chicken. The Double Down only has 540 calories, which is about the same as a Big Mac from McDonald's. But the details are where the devil (and diabetes) are: cholesterol: 145 milligrams (more than twice the Big Mac)

Outback Steakhouse’s “Chocolate Thunder From Down Under®"

Source: The Craver's Guide

Well, do we have to say anything? this is just an inappropriate use of words there is absolutely no other way to describe it. 

Cracker Barrel‘s “Uncle Herschel’s Favorite®” 

Source: Spoon University

Uncle Herschel was a real person and a real uncle, but the name of this breakfast is so creepy that we won't be able to order it. Also, the portion seems big enough that it should come with an appointment with a cardiologist.

Quesadilla Explosion Salad

Source: The Tezzy Files

Chili's "Quesadilla Explosion Salad" Even though the idea of a quesadilla salad was already silly, they had to add Jerry Bruckheimer to it. You want to know what a "quesadilla explosion" is. "Chicken marinated in fajita seasoning, mixed cheese, corn relish, cilantro, diced tomato, crispy tortilla strips, and a drizzle of ancho-chile ranch. Served with cheese quesadilla wedges that have been grilled over a fire with citrus-balsamic dressing." Sounds pretty good, but do we have to say "quesadilla explosion" when we order it?

12.  Burger King – Mac 'n' Cheetos

Source: Delish

But what’s the deal here? Fried mac ‘n’ cheese that’s coated in Cheetos dust. In the beginning, they come with a side of ranch for all of your dunking desires. In 2016, this menu item was added nationwide, left for a little, but then made a comeback in 2017. Interestingly, Burger King even added a "Flamin' Hot" coating as well.

13.  McDonald's – Gracoro Burger

Source: Moshi Moshi Nippon

McDonald’s Japan introduced this Gracoro burger in 2012, however, some sources say that it randomly appeared on some menus in the 90s for a few random months. The patty in this burger consisted of a breadcrumb crust that was stuffed with macaroni, shrimp, and white sauce.

14. Taco Bell – Cap’n Crunch Delights

In 2015, Cap’n Crunch Delights were added to the Taco Bell menu as a breakfast item in the United States, They were simply little pastries that were coated in fruity Crunch Berries cereal. Do you know the best part? The center was loaded with sweet milk icing. 

15. McDonald’s – Chicken McDo with McSpaghetti

Source: Reddit

You may have already guessed, the meal includes a piece of fried chicken and some spaghetti with marinara and cheese. McSpaghetti was introduced and swiftly discontinued in the United States in the 1970s. In the early 2010s, it was brought back internationally, specifically in the Philippines.

16. Burger King – Kuro (Black) Ninja Burger

Source: Thrillist

In early 2010, Burger King Japan introduced this one of the funny meals, a  burger on an anime character. It included two black buns, their regular beef patty, a hash brown, and a special sauce.  And how can we skip that giant piece of bacon striking out of it to look like a tongue? That piece made this burger even more unique. 

17. Burger King – Angriest Whopper

Source: Spoon University

Our last item is another funny food from Burger King, US Burger King introduced this Angriest Whopper Burger in 2016. Each traditional Whopper patty was sandwiched between two red buns, and the buns even had hot sauce baked into them. The rest of the burger was pretty basic like any other Burger King burger, though they did top it with jalapeños and a spicy sauce.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. What is the weirdest food combination?

It’s difficult to define the "weirdest" food combination, as it is subjective and depends on individual preferences and cultural contexts. However, for many, Watermelon with Feta Cheese also known as a watermelon and feta salad is the weirdest food combination, Greeks introduced this oddball pairing. 

Q. What did Burger King remove from their menu?

Burger King is constantly removing items from their menu which offer fewer discounts, and putting up prices. These include its flagship Whopper from its core discount menu. Additionally, Reuters reported that the chain would also stop selling sundaes, whipped toppings, and chocolate milk.

Q. What is Burger King most famous for?

A large hamburger called the Whopper is Burger King’s most famous food. The Whopper was introduced in 1957, at the same time when its competitor McDonald's was still selling only small hamburgers. The chain further took a new direction by adding hot dogs to its menu in 2016.

Q. What is the most eaten thing at McDonald's?

Yes, you guessed it right, French fries are the most-eaten food at McDonald’s. These delicious golden slices are the all-time bestseller. They’ve been a staple of McDonald’s since its beginning, and people have been asking for fries with that, or just fries ever since.

Q. Is McDonald's healthier than KFC?

If you are considering healthier food based on the number of calories, McDonald’s burgers are better than KFC ones. 

Q. Which is cheaper KFC or McDonalds?

Based on the general comparison factors, McDonald's tends to have cheaper items and individual meals on their menu when compared with KFC. However, it is important to note that it can vary depending on the location, item, and current deal available.