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50 Most Delicious Desserts From All Around The World
Ahhh yes, desserts. Who doesn’t love a deliciously sweet dessert? There really is no other way to end a meal so perfectly.
And the best part about desserts? There are so many to choose from! Across the world, people have been baking and cooking up yummy desserts for centuries. And let us tell you – they all look incredible. CNN Travel did some research and found some of the most delicious on all of the planet.
Here are 50 of the most delicious desserts across the world according to CNN Travel.
In alphabetical order of dessert type, here are the yummiest, finger-licking desserts you could ever dream of. I think it’s time to start making travel plans strictly based on this list, don’t you?
1) Alfajores, South America
All across South America, when you step into a bakery, you’ll be sure to find these soft, filled cookies for sale. With shortcake cookies and a dulce de leche filling, this simple cookie is absolutely to die for. By far one of the most comforting treats you can find.
2) Apfelstrudel, Austria
Stretch some strudel dough until it’s transparent, then, wrap around a delicious apple filling that’s filled with fried breadcrumbs covered in butter and raisins, then bake! This, my friends, is an apfelstrudel from Austria – and it’s crazy good.
3) Baklava, Turkey
If you’ve never had baklava before, you’ve seriously never lived. By far one of the most famous desserts from the Ottoman Empire, it’s made with delicate layers of phyllo dough, ground nuts, and honey, however, there are many variations. It’s usually cut into diamond shapes and sold at local stores and restaurants all over Turkey.
4) Black Forest Cake, Germany
“Along with fairy tales and mountain-top castles, Germany’s Black Forest region is known as the namesake — if not the origin — of the country’s most luscious cake. Dark rounds of chocolate cake are doused in a cherry syrup spiked with kirschwasser, a sour cherry brandy, then stacked atop a thin, chocolate base with deep layers of whipped cream and fresh cherries.
5) Borma, Turkey and the Middle East
Borma is a dessert worth traveling for. It’s made from thin threads of crispy, golden knafeh dough with a ground nut filling. It’s similar to baklava, however, this dessert is fried which gives it a very crispy texture. It’s usually filled with either pine nuts, walnuts, or pistachios.
6) Brownie, United States
Would you like some fudge? Perhaps some cake? How about a swoon-worthy mixture of both? That’s basically what brownies are. Some are fudgier than others, while others are cakey, some people prefer a corner piece, while others like a center piece. No matter how they’re baked – brownies are a crowd-pleaser.
7) Cannoli, Sicily
The Italians love their food. There’s no doubt about that. And when it comes to dessert? The Sicilians have nailed it with the cannoli. A crispy shell is filled with a creamy, cheesy filling (usually ricotta) that’s usually flavored with candied citrus, nuts, or chocolate. Divine!
8) Cardamom Buns, Sweden
Even though Sweden has an official Cinnamon Roll Day on October 4th, locals and residents say that the cardamom bun is the true winner. Crushed cardamom is stirred into dough and rolled up with spices and sugar. Perfect with a morning cup of coffee.
9) Cendol, Singapore
Many Westerners might find this Asian treat to be a bit strange, but we promise, it tastes fantastic. This slushie-type dessert boasts shaved ice, iced coconut milk sweetened with palm sugar syrup, then, green rice-flour jelly, sweetened red beans, and pandan juice are added. Tastes heavenly on a hot SE Asian day.
10) Chocolate Chip Cookies, United States
If there’s anything that is quintessentially American, it’s apple pie and chocolate chip cookies. Generally a sugar cookie with chocolate chips, there have been endless variations on this classic favorite.
“Legend has it that the chocolate chip cookie has its origins in a happy accident, when Massachusetts inn owner Ruth Wakefield stirred chopped chocolate into her cookie dough in an attempt to make uniformly chocolatey cookies. Her brand-new recipe was published in a Boston newspaper, and the rest was pastry history,” says CNN.
11) Chocolate Mousse, France
Light, airy, and seemingly straight from heaven, chocolate mousse is made with only a handful of ingredients, but it takes serious finesse to do it correctly. Meaning “chocolate foam” in French, it’s a dessert that is rich and oh-so-satisfying.
12) Coconut Cake, Southern United States
Buttery, vanilla cake is piled high with shredded coconut and 7-minute-frosting, a Southern specialty. It can be found at functions all over the South such as potlucks, BBQs, and church picnics. Don’t be fooled by it’s all-white appearance, the taste is anything but bland.
13) Cornes de Gazelle, Morocco
This dessert is common and beloved all around Morocco. Classically, the cornes de gazelle are a thin layer of dough curved around a filling of ground almonds and orange blossom water. They take hours to make and very labor intensive, but they are most certainly worth the work.
14) Crème Brûlée, France
Of course, the French were going to have multiple desserts on this list because, well, their cuisine is world-renowned. Crème brûlée is one of the most coveted desserts on the planet. Often made using full cream, crème brûlée is a rich custard with a sugary burnt topping. There’s nothing more satisfying than tapping your spoon through that burnt sugar.
15) Dan Tats, Hong Kong
Egg tarts are originally from Portugal, however, they made their way to Hong Kong and they’ve become this city/country’s most iconic dessert. “Perfectly sized for eating out-of-hand, dan tats are best enjoyed fresh from the oven, when the warm custard meets a perfectly crisp crust. And with a map-spanning backstory, dan tats are among the tastiest symbols of globalization,” says CNN Travel.
16) Doughnuts, United States
It’s no secret that we love our sweets and treats here in the United States, and doughnuts are just another prime example. Are they dessert? Are they breakfast? Who cares! With thousands of flavors and types of doughnuts being made in the U.S., you could spend your entire life trying to eat them all.
17) Eszterhazy Torta, Hungary
This lesser-known dessert is an elegant cake made with almond meringue and layers of buttercream. Then, it’s topped with chocolate and vanilla fondant that is ‘spider-webbed’ out. It melts in your mouth and is a local favorite in Budapest.
18) Flan, Latin America
When it comes to custards, flan might be king. Latin America has taken custard and put their own egg-y, creamy spin on it. In Mexico, you can find this melt-in-your-mouth dessert in nearly every cafe. And the caramel drizzled on top? Perfection!
19) Gâteau Fondant au Chocolat, France
Known as “chocolate lava cake” in the U.S., gâteau fondant au chocolat is what it’s called in France. Cut into a piece of this rich, chocolate cake and more melted chocolate oozes out.
“This dark and rich cake is a high-wire act of time and temperature: Serve too early and it’s a sticky pool of hot cake batter; serve too late and it’s a brownie. When the balance is perfect, however, the treat blends the tender bite of a chocolate cake with the oozy pleasure of a melted chocolate bar,” says CNN Travel.
20) Gelato, Italy
Many people think gelato is creamier than ice cream despite the fact that it has a lower fat content. Gelato can be found all over Italy in dreamy flavors from hazelnut to lemon to chocolate and more. Italians scoff at ice cream – it’s all about the gelato.
21) Gulab Jamun, India
Indian cuisine is known to be rich and full of flavor – their desserts are no exception. Gulab jamun are basically doughnut holes on steroids.
“Traditional recipes for gulab jamun dough start with a scoop of khoya, a reduction of cow or buffalo milk that simmers for hours over a low flame, lending the finished product a melting texture.
22) Japanese Cheesecake, Japan
The Japanese cheesecake is a much lighter, fluffier version than the New York version we’re used to here in the States. In Japan, their secret is to use sponge cake, then stir egg whites mixed with cream cheese and vanilla for the sponge cake to soak up. Fantastic!
23) Kashata, East Africa
Peanuts are a staple in East African cuisine and this dessert is a prime example. Carmelized sugar is mixed with peanuts, coconut, and cardamom, then turned into a candy meets cookie. Although the name of this dessert is adapted from the Arabic language, the origin is from East Africa.
24) Kifli, Hungary
Lots of people eat jelly or jam with their bread or pastries, but in Central Europe, they’ll be eating lekvár, which is a chunky preserve made with plums and apricots. A crescent pastry is stuffed with this preserve then baked to create a kifli. Sprinkle with powdered sugar or sesame seeds and enjoy! You’ll be sure to find these treats during the holidays in Hungary.
25) Knafeh, Levant
“Golden pastry tops sweet cream, nuts or salty cheese in this syrupy dessert, which offers a satisfying contrast of texture and flavor. Like many Middle Eastern desserts, knafeh is soaked in an aromatic sugar syrup that infuses the pastry topping and filling with the flavor of roses or orange blossoms,” says CNN Travel.
26) Kouign Amann, Brittany, France
France has made the list once again with this airy and flakey dessert. Basically meaning “butter cake” in the Breton language, it’s similar to a croissant but with a more rustic texture. It’s usually rolled in sugar and sprinkled with a tiny bit of sea salt.
27) Kulfi, India
This frozen Indian treat is rich, creamy, and sweet. Taking hours to prepare, milk is stirred over a low flame until it becomes a reduction with a caramel taste from the natural sugars. Then, it’s infused with ingredients like cardamom, rose, saffron, or pistachio and frozen.
28) Lemon Tart, France
“A slender layer of lemon cream fills this classic French tart, whose flavor balances rich butter, the acidity of lemon juice and the bite of lemon zest. The crust, with a texture that’s similar to a shortbread cookie, retains a fatty crunch that’s an ideal contrast to the silky filling,” says CNN Travel. Blissful!
29) Linzer Torte, Austria
Named after the city in Austria, this is a classic dessert that’s been around since 1653. A fruit preserve is usually the filling in this fan favorite and surrounded by a lattice crust. You’ll find aromatics of cloves, cinnamon, and lemon zest.
30) M’hanncha, Morocco
This golden spiraled pastry is sure to make your tastebuds happy. Filled with ground nuts, orange blossom, and mastic (a natural resin that adds aroma), this celebratory dessert is usually served with traditional Moroccan mint tea. Thinner than phyllo, m’hanncha is made with warqa dough. It takes hours of practice to know how to make this delicate dessert.
31) Ma’amoul, Middle East
Come the holidays in the Levant region, you’ll be sure to find these traditional Middle Eastern cookies. Made with a thin semolina crust, they’re filled with chopped nuts, dates, or both. Shaped into intricate patterns, these mildly sweet treats are a religious tradition.
32) Mandazi, South Sudan
These fritters are eaten with a morning cup of creamy coffee or chai tea in South Sudan. “While many mandazi lovers trace the origins of these fried treats to South Sudan — where they’re often served with a rich chocolate dipping sauce that lands them firmly in dessert territory — mandazi are also a beloved snack across Tanzania, Kenya, Mozambique and Uganda,” says CNN Travel.
33) Medovik, Russia
A hint of honey is what really makes this Russian dessert so special and it happens to be one of Russia’s most beloved treats. Made with many honey cake layers and filled with either creamy frosting or condensed milk, this sweet treat is just incredible.
34) New York Cheesecake, United States
A classic New York cheesecake is a creamy and decadently-rich blend of cream cheese, sugar, eggs, and cream. It draws inspiration from cuisines around the world, much like the melting pot that New York City is itself. It’s a traditional American favorite that can be found across the country.
35) Oliebollen, Netherlands
In the Netherlands, they’ve created this sweet dumpling to offer the world when it comes to desserts. Oliebollen are crunchy, they’re crispy, and the sweetened batter is usually mixed with currants or raisins, then covered in powdered sugar. Find them at street vendors called oliebollenkrams.
36) Pavlova, Austria and New Zealand
“Sink a fork into the crisp meringue shell, and you’ll discover a sweetly chewy interior. Piled high atop the meringue are fluffy whipped cream and tart fruits, a lofty topping whose richness and bright flavor offset the sugary base for a world-class dessert,” says CNN Travel.
37) Polvorónes, Latin America, Spain, and the Philippines
If you love shortbread, you’re about to learn about your new favorite dessert. These tiny cookies, also known as Mexican wedding cookies, covered in powdered sugar crumble easily and melt once they hit your mouth. Recipes found in Manila to Mexico City can be found with pecans, almonds, or walnuts.
38) Qatayef, Middle East
Countries of the Middle East are pros when it comes to delicious desserts. These yummy treats start out as pancake batter and griddled on just one side. Inside, it’s stuffed with sweet ricotta cheese, dried fruits, nuts, and cream. Sometimes you’ll find cinnamon or rose water scented qatayef.
39) Rigó Jancsi, Hungary
Who wouldn’t love a fluffy, chocolate sponge cake layered with apricot jam and chocolate mousse? Yummy! It’s then topped with chocolate glaze and cut into perfect cubes. The texture is silky, smooth, and dream-worthy.
40) Saffron Ice Cream, Iran
Not only is this fabulous ice cream scented with saffron, but you’ll also find rosewater and pistachios. It’s a favorite celebratory dessert during Nowruz, the Persian New Year. It’s also known as bastani and it’s hands down one of the most delicious frozen treats to ever exist.
41) Sesame Balls, Jian Dui, China
If you’re lucky, you can find amazing sesame balls in your city’s Chinatown, but if you want the original? You’ll have to fly to China. With a fried, crispy shell, these glorious sweets are filled with either sweet bean paste or a soft puree made from lotus seeds. Sesame balls are a popular treat during Chinese New Year but can be found year-round.
42) Snow Ice, Xue Hua Bing, Taiwan
“Unusual shaving technique and complex toppings elevate the Taiwanese version above the competition. A creamy base, which can be flavored with everything from green tea to fruit purées, is frozen solid then shaved into a lofty pile of crumbling ice flakes.
43) Sour Cherry Pie, Midwestern United States
Pies of all kinds are quintessential to American culture. And if you’re in the Midwest? You have got to get your hands on some sour cherry pie. Perfectly tangy, perfectly sweet, the Montmorency cherries are the classic filling for this delicious pie.
44) Sticky Rice with Mango, Thailand
A perfectly ripe mango from Thailand is required for this simple but scrumptious dish. An authentic Thai mango is the only fruit that will do. Then, it’s accompanied by sticky rice drenched in sweet condensed milk or coconut milk with palm sugar and topped with sesame seeds.
45) Sticky Toffee Pudding, United Kingdom
“The ultimate in comforting British desserts, this homey sweet is a warm serving of sticky nostalgia. A base of soft cake is studded with chopped dates, then drowned in a creamy sauce. Much of the distinctive flavor comes from treacle, or molasses,” describes CNN Travel. Keep in mind that “pudding” in the UK is a general term for dessert, not like the other custard-type dessert we know elsewhere.
46) Tarte Tatin, France
Clearly, France is leading the list with “most delicious desserts” from around the world. A tarte Tatin is made by layering apples, sugar, and butter in a heavy pan, then topping it off with a round of dough. Once cooked and cooled, flip over. The pastry seals in all the flavor and the sugar carmelizes the apples. Absolutely delightful.
47) Tiramisú, Italy
An Italian meal wouldn’t be complete without a tiramisú for dessert. Whipped mascarpone, layered with ladyfingers soaked in espresso, covered in cocoa, and doused in booze (sometimes). The dessert’s literal meaning translates to “pick me up” or “cheer me up.”
48) Tres Leches Cake, Mexico and Central America
If you like decadent and creamy, you’ll LOVE a tres leches cake. “A fluffy sponge cake is the perfect vehicle for delivering loads of flavor in this wonderfully creamy dessert. The “three milks” that the sweet is named for are usually sweetened condensed milk, evaporated milk and cream, which combine for a delightful cake so wet it’s almost a drink,” describes CNN Travel.
49) Trifle, United Kingdom
Soak some sponge cake in sherry and layer it with jam, custard, and any other sweet treat you might have, then top it with some whipped cream to make this layered-favorite from the United Kingdom. The trifle has been around since about the 16th century.
50) Tub Tim Krob, Thailand
This dessert’s name literally translates to “crispy rubies.” It’s beautiful, it’s colorful, and it’s super refreshing. Made with crushed ice, sweetened coconut milk, and pandan, it’s perfect after a spicy meal. And those rubies? Those are water chestnuts that have been soaked in grenadine, rolled in tapioca flour, then boiled.
If you’re not drooling by now, there’s something wrong with you. Which of these desserts looked the most delicious? Have you been lucky enough to try any? Let us know!
We all have different ways of dealing with perpetual boredom. One highly proactive way you can approach time in isolation is to pick up a new skill or hobby. A popular choice for people during this time is to pick up baking for the first time and expand their repertoire of kitchen skills.
The problem is…it’s not quite as easy as it seems. Enjoy, 50 slides of people’s quarantine baking fails. and DON’T get any ideas!
1) This bread got the chop!
Now it’s one thing to over-bake bread, but it’s another thing altogether to produce break that can withstand an axe chop. They should get hold of your recipe to make bullet-proof vests!
2) These rolls have got the distancing thing down!
Well it would seem like “overnight baking”, may not be the best way to get those soft tasty rolls you’re trying to bake, but if you want rock hard, pitch black golf balls instead, that’s how you do it! Similarly if you’re trying to demonstrate social distancing, that’s the way to go!
3) Well, she’s got the spirit, but she’s a bit confused
It’s all good and well using tray liners to bake your muffins. Problem is, you kind of need the try to line! Otherwise what do you get? Well, you get puffy muffin textured cookies…but at least they’re in liners!
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4) That’s lights-out for a lighthouse!
This native Floridian decided to honor her state by baking some commemorative “lighthouse” shaped cookies. Well, she may have set out to make lighthouse cookies, but I don’t think she ended up with lighthouse shaped cookies…These are a little more R rated…
5) Baking is not for everybody
Remember kids, if you’re baking for the first time, follow the instructions VERY carefully. Any number of things can go wrong for the unexperienced. Think of recipes as parachutes! Otherwise your scones, can become stones.
6) Is this how Oreos were invented?
Not sure if these are burnt to a crisp, or simply trying to fit in with the whole “activated charcoal” fad. something tells me however, it’s probably the former. Youch!
7) You can teach an old dog new tricks…
But can you teach an old bread maker to make new bread? No. You cannot, it would seem. You can try, but you may just end up with a pile of…whatever that is.
8) Mmmm, maybe baking isn’t for you…
I mean, look, if you want to bake scorched hockey pucks, I will not stand in your way. It’s hard to tell if these were originally made with oats, or if that’s just the texture you get when you roast cookies to within an inch of their life.
9) Well Tommy, you try it then!
You have to agree with him though, that is one pretty messy…whatever that is. But hey, fluffy sponge covered in sweet, sweet frosting. t may look messy, but looks like it still tastes pretty good!
10) Cookies can’t social distance
Once again, who dropped the ball on telling these cookies about social distancing! Common choc chips, flatten that curve! Instead these cookies are just a flat mess!
11) Well that should just be illegal
Some people love cilantro, some people hate it. Either way, this is a crime against taste buds. Even if you’re a devout fan of the common herb, there is no place for it in a chocolate chip cookie!
12) #bananadead
Now I don’t know a lot about banana bread, but I’m pretty sure it’s not supposed to be the same color and consistency as volcanic rock. I mean I have heard of lava cake, but I don’t think this is it.
13) When does it become just “one” cookie?
At what point does it stop being several cookies and just become one giant melded together cookie? And don’t get me wrong, there is nothing at all wrong with the idea of a giant cookie!
14) Looks like these cookies didn’t get the memo…
When cookies all meld together like this…do they technically just become one giant cookie? Either way, these cookies are officially breaching the social distancing instructions.
15) Banana bread or sinkhole?
As a fan of a nice fluffy, soft piece of banana bread this does hurt a little. Looks like this banana bread is little more sunken than I would otherwise like, but hey, banana bread is banana bread.
16) Mmm, tasty rocks…
They say the rolling stone gathers no moss, but when the roll is as hard as a stone, what then? It gathers no interest in someone eating it?
17) Now that’s being optimistic
As aforementioned, it’s best to take these little baking losses in your stride. Rather that just throw in the towel (along with the baking itself), you should walk away with a checklist of lessons learnt. Just like this guy did!
18) People are uniting over their blunders
In the eternal struggle of isolated citizens attempting banana bread, yet another casualty has inspired others. Under the hashtag, #Mysham, other bakers have been sharing their own baking mishaps.
19) Those poor bunnies…
It’s not just banana bread that’s getting a hared time right now, these poor baked bunnies aren’t exactly in great shape either. In fact, they actually seem a little miserable. In fact, if nobody told me those were bunnies I would think they’re some sort of ghost cookies.
20) And…this…thing…
What was supposed to be a braided chocolate circle (whatever that is…) ended up looking more like…well…I’ll let you decide what it looks like. It seems like this baker already has…
This was supposed to be a nice, neat, braided circle of chocolate, caramel, and banana filled chocolate yeast bread, but the strands all burst and it ended up looking like a pan of Sasquatch feces. Tasted ok, though 😀 pic.twitter.com/gRv9PmyUjn
— amanda hugandkiss nobody nearⓋ (@wendybyrdm) April 12, 2020
21) And it goes further than banana bread
I know that you CAN make bread out of potatoes, but I’ve never seen a loaf of bread BECOME one! In fact this disasterous loaf seems to even be growing roots. Hey, maybe before long they’ll be able to grow a whole plantation of loaves.
22) Some even throw their S.O.’s under the bus
Sometimes the shame isn’t even theirs! This guy’s poor girlfriend spent her time, sweat and effort baking him an isolation birthday cake, but I guess it didn’t quite work out so well. Well, it may be good if those are strawberries…but there’s a small chance that they’re tomatoes.
23) Puts the “pan” in “pandora’s box”
Typically cinnamon buns are, y’know…separate. Also they don’t usually amalgamate into this giant, heaving mess of cinnamon chaos. But…it may still taste good?
24) Not even microwave baking is safe
We’ve all seen the ol’ cake-in-a-cup trick, but sometimes it can go pretty wrong. One of the classic blunders that is just too easy to make, is putting way to much of the magic powder in the cup.
25) They say that baking is like chemistry…
…but that may not strictly be true. This baker and science maker is not all that successful in the techniques required to bake this…I guess cake?
This is why I’m a scientist. In case you were wondering this cake doesn’t taste good either. Think I’ll keep supporting local bakers and find a new quarantine hobby to try. #bakingfail pic.twitter.com/v0EOkwfoq1
— Shelby (@wxcastershelby) April 12, 2020
26) Great if you want to bake yourself a golf-ball holder..
If you’re trying to bake cupcakes however, this may not be the result you’re after. Plus, aren’t cupcakes usually in, like, cups? In fact, whatever this baking is, sort of became the cups.
27) This loaf was a bit of a reach
So desperate was this loaf to escape its fate, that it appears to even have been reaching for a way out. Stay strong, strange loaf, maybe one day you will be free of this world!
28) another…reaching attempt
Here’s another loaf of bread that seems to just be happy hanging out. Not sure what it is that this loaf expects to grab at, but hopefully the next time around this baker may have more success.
29) Cake news…
I mean… your kid knows what a cake is right? At least some of these turned out OK, not sure about those ones on the edge though. I guess at least some of them were worthy of icing.
30) Is there such a thing as a cake exorcist?
I mean, I’m not here to judge. But also, I am. To be honest, this cake looks like it still tastes pretty good, even if it looks a little ghastly. The good news is, a one year old probably won’t discriminate between a pretty cake and an ugly one so long as it is loaded with sugar.
31) Send those macarons back!
I guess as it turns out, homemade almond flour isn’t ideal for making these (usually) delectable treats. They’re usually soft, which a slightly crunchy outer. These however, seem to be hard, with a hard outer, not to mention charred to a cinder. I’m no macaron expert but I’m sure that’s not how it was meant to go.
32) It’scone badly
I’m pretty sure there’s supposed to be a difference between scones and cookies. And I’m pretty sure it’s not just that one of them can’t be mispronounced. I won’t even get started on the whole cookies vs biscuits debate…although if I were, I would point out that a biscuit is something that you dip in your tea…so it has been and so it shall always be. Wot wot!
33) How do you burn something without even burning it?
According to this tweeter, they somehow managed to create these black-as-night banana bread muffins, but without actually burning them. They point to the colour being caused by some other sort of drastic chemical reaction, which I do have to call BS on. I’m no baker and so I know a burnt muffin when I see one!
34) Somewhere over a horrendous mess
What delightful little cookies (biscuits) this person set out to bake. What they got however, seems like more of a surrealist painter’s nightmare, put on a baking tray and shoved into the oven at 350 degrees for five minutes too long.
35) Well I’ve heard of lava cake…
But I’ve never seen it actually molten! Did somebody try actually scooping lava from the earth’s mantle, then dust it with frosting just to throw it back in the oven for another hour? Not going to lie, a little curious about how it tastes…
36) This funny bunny
This ambitious baker set out to make an adorable bunny cookie. Instead, what they ended up with was some sort of grotesque, molten horror-rabbit. Just going to say though- still looks delicious.
37) Silly Rabbit
Well, they got the ears and eye-holes right, but the shape…not so much. Instead of cute little round bun-nies, they ended up with these messes which seem to have amalgamated somewhat, just to be broken into square rabbits.
38) Fail? OR prevail?
While this person didn’t quite get what they set out for, but by the sounds of it, it kind of worked out in the end! I’ve certainly never heard of using wild yeast from dried fruit to make bread, but hey, maybe I’ll try it for my failed baking attempt!
39) What is it with the bunnies?
I guess that following Easter, everybody was in a rabbit state of mind, but maybe they should have looked a bit closer at those recipes. To be fair, this rabbit actually just looks jacked! That’s a gym bunny for sure.
40) Oh the horror…
What fresh nightmare is this disastrous creation? What little bakery of horrors could produce such a hideous mess? I will say what I’ve been saying this whole time though- I bet that is still as sweet and chocolaty as if it were immaculate.
41) Pretzels have seen better days
The MUTANT pretzels went a little wrong when they went from being wonderful little bread knots to…whatever those folded lumps are. I can’t tell if those are salted, but, is this person eating them with Nutella? Is that normal? Am I missing something?
42) This terrifying cookie
It’s hard to feel good about your baking skills when your pug seems to be shaken to the very core by a mere cookie. Usually dogsa re all to ready to take any treat in front of them, but this pup is petrified.
43) This custard tart turned to…custard?
Either something went wrong with this recipe, or there is something evil in that oven because something is strange in this neighbourhood. Somehow the eggs in this custard have rebelled and spilled out into a separate omelette alongside. I guess there’s nothing wring with a bonus omelette.
44) Actually kind of cute
Y’know, I’m not even 100% sure that this is even technically a fail being rather cute in a way. I mean, that is a “face” in the loosest possible definition of the word, but still! How much is that doggy?
45)Well, at least this guy has the spirit!
The important thing is that when you mess up horrendously in the kitchen over this period, you learn from your mistakes and try again. Before that though, just follow the damn recipe!
46) Nothing better to do?
While this is certainly tame as far as these fails go, I’m sure it’s not quite up to scratch for this quarantine baker. I don’t know, I feel like with a hefty dollop of cream and cup o’ tea, this would be pretty delightful!
47) Not as it appears
It seems like this video is just like Vin Diesel. Hard on the outside, but soft and sweet on the inside. Unlike Vin Diesel however, this break is probably not ready, and probably wouldn’t be cast in The Chronicles of Riddick. Probably.
48) A flop of glop
Well it seems like many things went wrong with this, a perfect storm of missing ingredients, faulty equipment, and gloopy consistency. Better luck next time! Given that we’re all quarantined, that could be literally any time!
49) Upside down cake, upside down?
Well I’ve heard of upside down cake, but don’t you need to turn it upside down first. And if this isn’t upside down cake, then why does it…appear to be upside down?
50) *Baguettes
Well, that’s also not how you spell focaccia, but I’m just going to let that one slide! You know what else is sliding? This sloppy, melty dough. Sorry, I meant “D’oh!”
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Ever had a bad day in the kitchen? You are in good company with these crazy kitchen blunders. Some of them are almost too crazy to believe, these epic mishaps will surprise anyone!
Here are 50 kitchen catastrophes. They are hard-core and hard-to-believe, but so, so, funny. From kitchen explosions to missed attempts at baking masterpieces, these pics will make you chuckle—or straight out laugh.
I hope these photos will help us all laugh a little more at our own mistakes and not take things so seriously in the dinner department. A big thanks to all the cooks who shared and let us know that on our bad cooking days we aren’t alone, who gave us this opportunity to share the love with our friends and family!
1) The Zombie Roll Apocalypse, Coming To a Dinner Table Near You
I’m just going to come out and say it—are those rolls vomiting? What a scary thing to come home to, unless it’s Halloween. If that’s the case, then these spewing faces might be just what the kids ordered. Kudos to the cook who made them, this picture made my day with a good laugh. Thanks for sharing!
2) RIP, Cutting Board
On one hand, it’s nice to be left a note by your spouse or partner. On the other hand, now you have to replace a cutting board and an electric burner. At the end of the day though, it’s nice to know that you’re loved.
3) 1 Minute Wonder
I love sushi but don’t have the stomach (literally) to try making it. This though, I could handle!
“Sushi Chef Level: Beginner”
4) Watch Out—Exploding Chickens!
This could be an ad for Birds’n’Blocks. In the game, the birds are stuck and can’t fly because of their small wings. This is a true testament to the power of yeast…and of baking in small pans.
5) Alien Invaders!
These eggs are out of this world! I know a couple of ten-year-olds who would be delighted with this kind of after school snack invasion. I still can’t believe the eggs fell just in the right spot to make that perfect slit of a creepy alien mouth!!
6) So Apparently, Anything Is Possible In the Kitchen
According to the cook, this is caramel. It looks like Frodo took the pan and scooped up some of the fires of Mount Doom! Good thing this didn’t happen in a small space, can you imagine coming home to a volcano?
“I forgot I was making caramel at work. It’s a tad overcooked.”
7) Missing Glasses, Or Missing Baker?
This loaf of bread is a little spooky! It looks like something straight out of the Harry Potter series. I can just imagine Dumbledore having a bad day, and teaching this badly behaved baker a lesson!
8) Demon Baby Meatloaf
Not that I advocate for babies being mistaken as or associated with demons, but this creation is just too creepy to call it anything else. What’s up with the eyes, is that where the fat leaked out! Aaahhhh!
9) A Sure-Fire Way To Run Up the Electric Bill
It’s hard to believe this started out as something edible! These look like pieces of charcoal, ready to be lit to cook food on—not the product of already cooked food. Oh well, that’s what the drive-through is for!
“RIP my electric bill”
10) Popcorn Ceiling + Hot Stove + Angry Spaghetti
Woah, how is this possible? Have heard of InstaPots exploding, but this lid looks like it’s from a regular old saucepan. This is crazy, I have never seen anything like this. I am chalking it up to a very hot stove and a very soft ceiling!
11) “Nuclear lunch detected”— AlyoshaV
This pizza looks like an inverted mushroom cloud. Were those veggie toppings? I think I see some olives in there. This is when you hope it’s a self-cleaning oven.
12) It’s alive. It’s alive…IT’S ALIVE! — Frankenstien (1931)
Maybe it’s the Bride of Frankenstein’s iconic hair that triggered this headline. I can just see the pot growing legs and walking. This person had a more practical idea:
“Maybe we should buy a rice cooker.”
13) Forget Worrying About a Grease Fire…
Oh, this is scary! I know I wouldn’t want to come home to that… talk about taking “worrying about the house while you’re at work” to a whole new level! Really though, easy mistake. Turn the gas stove on too high, the flame gets too big, and poof. Pasta fire.
“This is why I don’t cook.”
14) Don’t Worry, It’ll Still Taste Good…
It looks like Sponge Bob got a little soggy in the ocean there. I think we can all agree to blame Squidward. Regardless, this baker has an excellent sense of humor.
“Happy birthday!”
15) Science Experiment Gone Dinner
There have got to be some interesting chemicals floating around that kitchen from all the burned plastic! I have also mistaken those weird plastic plans for glass, well almost. Watch out!
“I thought it was glass”
16) When Chickens Don’t Want To Be Fried
Umm… normally I am all about developing new talents and creative skills like cooking, but we might need to find a new aspiration for this chef. That is a seriously burnt kitchen. I think it’s safe to say the flavor of these wings turned out “fire” hot!
“First time trying to fry buffalo wings. I think it went pretty well.”
17) How Are These Hotdogs?
This looks like some kind of foreign alien life specimen from Doctor Who. Next thing you know, it they will try mind control on you and start to move! This photo really makes you think twice about eating those things.
“My wife steamed hotdogs.”
18) At Least This Was A First Attempt
I call this the “Rupunzel got a bad haircut” dish. Yum! It’s puzzling how the pasta seems cooked, but somehow is so stuck to the bottom of the pan?
“one of my roommates tried to make pasta one night … first attempt = FAIL”
19) This Looks Like a Legit “Nailed It”
I’d like to think that all the Gatsby characters would be delighted to have some cake, but I have a feeling that Jay Gatsby’s hopes would be dashed. I, however, would be happy to have this cake any day, it’s an American classic!
20) College—The Good Old Days
There is nothing as great as recounting fond memories of middle-of-the-night ice cream runs, having a heated discussion with your co-workers about what did and did not qualify as food in those days…good times. Excellent news for these students though, I saw some pans at the dollar store last week!
“Cooking in college”
21) Saddest Sticky Notes Ever
I am not sure whether to laugh or cry. Who left the note—the baker or the boyfriend?
“Boyfriend had big deadline. I tried to help. I failed.”
22) Can We Just Throw a Sheet Over This and Pretend It Didn’t Happen?
I don’t know about you, but I would be on the phone, VERY UPSET with whoever installed those cabinets. I swear, it wasn’t me, it was the cabinets! This looks like a serious pizza night. And ice cream. And wine.
23) Real Life Coal Christmas Cookies
Reserved for bad little boys, bad little girls, and bad little kids! Actually, this mom was just preoccupied with taking care of her sweet kids. Look at these cute little cut-outs, they would have been great! It happens to the best of us.
“I got distracted! Can’t imagine why with 2 kids!”
24) Dad’s Are Great, Aren’t They?
Really though, they are. I can just imagine this sweet dad looking our for his kids, wanting to make their day. Don’t worry, you’ll get it next time!
“Had to post this. My friend’s husband wanted to make Gingerbread cookies for his kids…he didn’t know he was supposed to remove the cookie cutters before baking! Love it!”
25) Rainbow Mac and Cheese, or Radioactive Pasta and Shells?
I am not really sure what to say here. My inner child really wants to love this. Like, really wants to love this. After all, it’s a rainbow and it’s macaroni and cheese. I just don’t know if I can make the stretch here!
“Girlfriend sent me a pic of her family’s dinner- rainbow Mac and cheese”
26) Mac and Cheese Cake Anyone?
I always try to salvage macaroni and cheese mistakes. Maybe frost it like a pretend cake? I’m not sure a save will work in this case!
“So I asked my girlfriend to cook macaroni and cheese last night…”
Hey, just be thankful that she cooked! Or attempted…
27) In Case You’ve Ever Thought About Baking Some Ben & Jerry’s
This one kind of speaks for itself.
“Came home to my fiance cooking the cookie dough out of our ice cream..”
28) You Can’t Fight the Yeast
Sometimes I actually wish I could get this kind of rise out of my homemade whole grain bread. This must contain some serious yeast! Look on the bright side, it’s kind of like two loaves instead of just one?
29) Boom Choco Laka Laka
It’s probably already a bad day if a jar of chocolate is being microwaved. Or, maybe that dang metal lid just wouldn’t come off. Either way, this looks like a bad explosion. Turn down the tears, turn on some Boom Face, and turn up the dance moves!
30) Thanksgiving Has Gone To DEFCON 1. I Repeat, DEFCON 1, People!
Can you imagine! I’m not sure if I can tell how this even happened. Is that a log in the oven? This kitchen just went nuclear. I am going to imagine a supportive spouse or partner rubbing the feet of whatever cook experienced this. Take heart brave chef, the turkey and mashed potatoes don’t look radioactive!
31) So, Are You Going To Tell Me What Happened? Or…
That will give you a heart attack. Ether way, come home to this, I feel some heart palpitations. I am cooking and this happened, I feel some heart palpitations. I mean, what actually happened here? It’s all been left to the imagination since the cook cleaned up the burned mess!
32) Tombstone Reads: Grabbed Camera Instead Of Fire Extinguisher
I never thought toaster fires were actually a real thing until I saw this photo. If this happened to me, I would be seriously disappointed—I love toast. I do think it says something about the times though, that’s it’s a grab for the camera before the extinguisher.
33) I Know It Was A Hard Day, But We Can’t Eat Those For Dinner
So, this isn’t the Keto diet…not Atkins, not low carb, not the raw diet, definitely not a cleanse… Only the cook knows where this idea came from!
34) Dinner With A Spooky Halloween Treat!
A frightening fog machine? A humungous humidifier? Some serious steam? According to this Imstagram-mer, it’s accidental dry ice in the sink! Add a couple of decorations, some costumes, and candy, and October 31st is all ready to go.
35) Coke Explosion! Because I Can…’t
What a let down. Who put on Reddit that you could make self-freezing coke slushies? That’s just mean. I admit I would have wanted to give it a go, it just sounds so promising!
“Reddit suggested how to make “Self Freezing Slushies”. Tried it, heard a loud ‘bang’ in the kitchen and came to find this . . .”
36) Smoothy Or Face Mask?
So you’ve been out all day, running errands, and haven’t cracked open that yummy homemade smoothy you took out with you that morning. Won’t make that mistake twice!
“It’s risky to travel with #kefir smoothies, because they continue to ferment when not refrigerated. When I popped the top off of my thermos: BANG!!!”
37) Mood Lighting, She Was Trying To Get Him To Take Her Out
The post said:
“How to get out of cooking dinner”
Yep, that’ll do it.
* If it’s a grease fire, remember, water won’t work!
38) C’est La Fin Des Haricots
That is a french saying that translates as: “it’s the end of beans”. Enjoy this wonderfully French plated refried bean tower, complete with garnish and reduction sauce. Note the chef, I’m impressed! I usually only get a half a can of the beans out intact.
“Canned refried bean stack avec tacobell Fire reduction, fresh summer dwarf basil greens”
39) Surrender To the Squash
That would seem like a good idea, to quickly microwave the vegetable. No matter how promising an appliance, spaghetti squash is not to be trifled with. Lesson learned.
“Well crap… That didn’t go as planned.”
40) Thank Goodness This Wasn’t Thanksgiving
That’s a big bird. I think it was a little too plump for the glass pan? What a bummer to have to toss out the whole thing, on account of the glass. I hope whoever was coming home that night was bringing dinner!
41) And Today’s Special Is…
Here we have a special delicacy. A premium grade, whole grain bread bowl, with tasty and delectable tomato soup. A bright and filling note to your humdrum day. Topped with strings of shredded cheese.
“Homemade soup in a bread bowl”
42) We All Have Questionable Ideas Sometimes…
Well…it’s clear that we have some Cheerios, some canned green beans, and I am going to guess this dish also includes the trusted casserole staple—cream of mushroom soup. I would seriously put some salt on that.
“Roommate made this mysterious “casserole” last night.”
43) What If That Thing Above the Stove Blows Up?
Not sure exactly what happened here. But yeah, they’re probably not getting the security deposit back.
“Cooking level: not getting the security deposit back”
44) Is This Still Drinkable? (You Know You Were Thinking It Too)
I haven’t been pregnant (yet, hopefully), but it looks like I have a lot to look forward to! Is this a common problem? The only product I know of that is strong enough to do that, is a Vitamix. That blender part was Vita-split!
“#blenderfail…#caniblameitonpregnancybrain”
45) It Looks Like We Will Be Getting Some Snow
Well, here, you’ll see that this meringue has exploded. Don’t tell Paul Hollywood or Mary Berry. It looks like The British Baking Show is down another potential contestant.
46) Bring On the Bubbly! Oh, Wait…
Tonight on the menu we have:
“Raw ground beef, infused with frozen champagne and shards.”
This will put a damper on your celebration plans! That plan to turn champagne into a lovely chilled treat has failed—yet again.
47) French Fries and Chicken Nuggets Turn To Coal, and Then Eventually To Diamonds
I think we’ll let McDonald’s handle this one. Let’s just pretend this never happened. This is a very wise quote indeed.
“Man created takeaways for a reason”
48) I Hate It When Glass Pans Refuse To Cooperate
This is all you need after a long day! I hope someone swoops in and cleans this up for this cook. And then treats them to a nice dinner!
“Not looking forward to cleaning that up!”
49) Pizza and Fish Sticks Anyone?
Well, it was already a pizza and fish sticks kind of night, and then this happened. If your frozen foods don’t work out, there is always delivery.
“cooking skills level: expert ✓ (pizza and fish sticks)”
50) Gross.
Don’t fret, this is not spit-up, throw-up, or any other kind of ick. Just:
“New England style Clam Chowder.”
It’s just unfortunate that this happened on brown carpet. Another testament to soups needing to be kept at the table.
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It’s no secret that Americans love their fast food. In fact, we love all of our chain restaurants, whether they’re regional or national. Can you really blame us? We have some pretty kickin’ food. Just take McDonald’s, which has traveled across the world and garnered new fans in 101 different countries. It may not be good for you, but it sure is delicious.
That being said, eating out is expensive. Spending $50 a week — about the average for Americans — adds up to $2,500 every year. So how can you get your favorite restaurant recipes without spending that much money? You make them yourself, of course.
The good news is that in the age of the internet, it’s not as hard to learn as you might think. There are entire blogs dedicated to crafting “copycat” recipes of our favorite restaurant meals, from fast food all the way to fine dining. Whether leaked recipes or just imitations, they’re the next best thing to the dishes we know and love.
So, if you have the fast food bug or trying to save some money, grab a whisk and look through these recipes from all your favorite restaurants.
1. Texas Roadhouse Rolls with Cinnamon Butter
These unbelievable rolls taste just like the ones you’ll find at Texas Roadhouse: buttery and intensely sweet with a touch of cinnamon. Just be careful — they’re not light on the calories.
2. Panda Express Honey Walnut Shrimp
If you’re a fan of Panda Express, you’ll love being able to make honey walnut shrimp in your own kitchen. After tasting this home version, you’ll understand why Panda Express has such a dedicated fan base.
3. Taco Bell Crunchwrap Supreme
Craving one of the most popular items on the Taco Bell menu? You can make it at home and skip the drive-thru wait. Sure, Taco Bell is cheap, but this delicious DIY version is even more inexpensive.
4. Olive Garden Breadsticks
Have you been known to fill up on Olive Garden breadsticks before your entree even arrives? Now you can make them at home and have as many as you want. We won’t judge you.
5. Bojangles Bo-Berry Biscuits
Not everyone is lucky enough to know about Bojangles or its delectable Bo-Berry Biscuits. The chain only exists in certain parts of the country, particularly in the southeastern United States. But you don’t have to find a Bojangles location to become hooked.
6. Olive Garden Minestrone Soup
Olive Garden Minestrone Soup has been a favorite of Italian lovers for years. You could spend a bundle on an expensive Italian dinner — or you could make all your favorites at home.
7. Chipotle Pork Carnitas
Craving the pork carnitas from Chipotle but don’t have the time or money to head out to eat? Make this easy version at home. You’ll also have a bit more control over portion sizes!
8. Starbucks White Chocolate Mocha
You don’t have to spend money and wait in line for a delicious Starbucks white chocolate mocha. You can make it for a fraction of the price at home — no more paying $8 for coffee.
9. Panera Tomato Soup
Panera is the home of pastries, baguettes, and soup like its signature tomato soup. The good news is, you can make this creamy concoction right at home. For even more authenticity, buy or make a bread bowl to go with it.
10. Applebee’s Quesadilla Burger
Applebee’s Quesadilla Burger is a testament to what happens when you combine great ideas. Can’t decide if you want a burger or a quesadilla? You don’t have to choose.
11. IKEA Swedish Meatballs
IKEA might not technically be a restaurant, but the furniture giant is known for its amazing Swedish meatballs. This recipe combines them with meatball gravy, which sounds so good that you’ll be licking your bowl clean.
12. Wendy’s Frosty
Who doesn’t love a Wendy’s Frosty? The good news is they’re super easy to make and they only require a couple of ingredients.
13. Cheesecake Factory Shrimp Scampi
If you haven’t been lucky enough to try the Cheesecake Factory Shrimp Scampi, you’re in for a treat. In fact, even if you’ve had it, you’re in for a treat.
14. P.F. Chang’s Mongolian Beef
P.F. Chang’s Mongolian Beef is a spicy, flavorful meat-and-rice dish with a dedicated fanbase. If you love Asian cuisine but don’t have a P.F. Chang’s location in your neighborhood, you can make this at home.
15. McDonald’s Egg McMuffins
You can get your favorite fast food breakfast in no time at all — and for fewer calories with this homemade Egg McMuffin recipe. Sure, it won’t save you much money, but it can be on the unlimited breakfast menu.
16. Starbucks Chocolate Chunk Cookies
Hankering for that perfect Starbucks chocolate chunk cookie? The coffee giant’s pastries are pretty tasty, but they sure as heck aren’t cheap. Thankfully, you can save money by making these deliciously rich cookies at home.
17. Chick-Fil-A Chicken Sandwich
You can get your hands on that Chick-Fil-A sandwich even on Sunday with this Chick-Fil-A sandwich recipe. In spite of its reputation for stirring controversy, Chick-Fil-A maintains a big fanbase.
18. Cracker Barrel Broccoli Cheddar Chicken Casserole
Cracker Barrel has earned the reputation of being a road trip restaurant. So, you probably don’t often get your hands on its delicious broccoli cheddar chicken casserole. This rich, satisfying dish is perfect for a potluck or weekend dinner.
19. Red Lobster Cheesy Garlic Biscuits
Red Lobster’s cheesy garlic biscuits have become something of a legend. Even though you know you’re about to eat a big seafood dinner, it’s almost impossible to resist these flaky, cheesy biscuits.
20. Panera Broccoli Cheddar Soup
This creamy soup is a favorite of many Panera’s customers. You can enjoy it at home and choose your own sides (how about chips, an apple, AND a baguette?).
21. Chick-Fil-A Frosted Lemonade
Chicken sandwiches aren’t the only things we miss on Sundays. There’s also great signature beverages like the Chick-Fil-A Frosted Lemonade. It might be special, but it’s super easy to make in your own kitchen.
22. Chili’s Baby Back Ribs
Michael Scott isn’t the only one who loves Chili’s Baby Back Ribs. You can either load everyone up in the car and drive to Chili’s or you can make these scrumptious ribs at home.
23. Arby’s Signature Sauce
You don’t need to hit the drive-thru to get a taste of Arby’s signature sauce. It’s not hard, and you can practice saying “We have the meats” in a deep voice while you mix up a batch.
24. Olive Garden Salad
Olive Garden salad and breadsticks go together like …well, the start of a great meal. Even salad haters enjoy this vinegary, parmesan-covered veggie delight. Plus, you can put as much cheese on it as you want.
25. Red Robin Onion Rings
Red Robin’s delicious onion rings are easier to make than you think. If you love fried food but don’t want to go out, you can make a batch of these to enjoy at home.
26. KFC Chicken Pot Pie
If you haven’t been to KFC in a while, you’re in for a treat. Once you’ve had this dish, you’ll never forget KFC’s chicken pot pie. It’s the best of everything: flaky crust, rich chicken, and fresh veggies.
27. Dairy Queen Oreo Blizzard
There’s no one in the world who doesn’t love a Dairy Queen Oreo Blizzard. Of course, you’ll have to perform the flip test in your kitchen. Well, maybe not on the first attempt.
28. Whataburger Honey Barbecue Chicken Sandwich
Depending on where you live, you may not be familiar with the Whataburger Honey Barbecue Chicken Sandwich. But even if Whataburger isn’t in your region, you can still enjoy this sumptuous chicken sandwich.
29. Cinnabon Cinnamon Rolls
There are few who can resist a Cinnabon cinnamon roll. The smell is practically a requirement when visiting the mall. But you can make these calorie-heavy treats at home!
30. Pizza Hut Original Deep Pan Pizza
If the thought of a Pizza Hut Original Deep Pan Pizza gets your mouth watering, you’re in luck. You can save money — and have fun — making this delicious recipe in your own oven.
31. Chipotle Burrito Bowls
The Chipotle Burrito Bowls have been one of the most popular items at Chipotle for many years. But they’re super easy to prepare at home and customize any way you want. And good news — at home, guacamole doesn’t cost extra.
32. Auntie Anne’s Soft Pretzels
Walking through the mall, you’re bound to catch a whiff of Auntie Anne’s soft pretzels. The smell goes hand-in-hand with Cinnabon and perfume samples from Bath and Bodyworks. Make them at home without the added fragrance of Japanese cherry blossoms.
33. Panda Express Chow Mein
If you love Panda Express, you’ll probably want to try Panda Express Chow Mein. This salty noodle dish is loaded with vegetables and meat.
34. T.G.I. Friday’s Jack Daniels Grill Glaze
Less well-known but still fiercely popular, T.G.I. Friday’s Jack Daniels grill glaze is easy to make. All that remains is to choose what you want to put it on.
35. Macaroni Grill’s Penne Rustica
Macaroni Grill’s Penne Rustica is a delicious bowl of hearty, cheesy pasta — but you don’t have to go out to get it. If you’re craving carbs, just whip up your own version.
36. Famous Dave’s Cornbread Muffins
Famous Dave’s cornbread muffins are well known because they’re not like any others. Everyone will rave over them when you make them at home.
37. Sonic Cherry Limeade Drink
Sonic Cherry Limeade is one of the most popular drinks on the menu. If you want to pop your roller skates on for an authentic experience, we won’t judge.
38. IHOP Strawberry Banana King’s Hawaiian French Toast
If you’re looking for a decadent weekend breakfast, try the copycat IHOP Strawberry Banana King’s Hawaiian French Toast. This will be a hit no matter how many picky eaters you have.
39. McDonald’s McRib
The McRib is back at some select McDonald’s locations. But if it’s not near you, you can make it yourself and enjoy this hard-to-find item.
40. McDonald’s Shamrock Shake
The Shamrock Shake only appears at McDonald’s in March for St. Patrick’s Day, but you can make it any time of the year at home.
41. Culver’s Fried Cheese Curds
Culver’s fried cheese curds aren’t known everywhere, but people who’ve had them rave about the flavor. You can try them for yourself — apparently, the fresh one’s squeak when you eat them.
42. Burger King Whopper
The Burger King Whopper has been extremely popular for decades. Don’t worry about going out for one. Just whip it up for dinner.
43. Cheddar’s Honey Butter Croissants
If you’ve been to Cheddar’s, you’re probably familiar with their honey butter croissants. They are just as sweet and flaky as you imagine — and they’re yours for the making.
44. Krispy Kreme Doughnuts
Krispy Kreme doughnuts are some of the most popular around. If you’re brave enough to tackle them at home, you’re bound to get rave reviews.
45. McDonald’s Filet-O-Fish
McDonald’s Filet-O-Fish started as an alternative to hamburgers for people abstaining during Lent. But you can make these tasty tartar sauce-covered filets any time of the year.
46. Cheesecake Factory Original Cheesecake
Nothing beats the original flavor of Cheesecake Factory cheesecake. There may be a dozen different flavors, but there’s something about the classic recipe that’s unforgettable.
47. Little Caesars Italian Cheese Breadsticks
Little Caesars cheese breadsticks are known as a delicious accompaniment to Hot and Ready pizzas. Save yourself some money and bake them in your kitchen.
48. Long John Silver’s Fish
Long John Silver’s fried fish is a classic, but you may not get a chance to enjoy it often. Now you can make it at home.
49. Taco Bell Baja Blast
The Taco Bell Baja Blast is the perfect pick-me-up to accompany a midnight snack. The next time you need a sweet treat in the middle of the night, you can make it yourself!
50. Carrabba’s Sausage and Lentil Soup
If you don’t often go to sit-down restaurants, you may not have had the chance to try Carrabba’s sausage and lentil soup. It’s the perfect combination of salty, vegetable-filled, and hearty.
51. Dunkin Donuts Salted Caramel Hot Chocolate
Dunkin’s salted caramel hot chocolate is the perfect winter treat, but you can also make it in the summer if you want. It’s so delicious, we wouldn’t blame you.
52. Strawberry Julius
Orange Julius is a popular mall smoothie shop. As the name implies, it’s known for its signature orange smoothie, but it also offers a popular Strawberry Julius that you can whip up in no time.
53. Baskin Robbins Reese’s Peanut Butter Pie
Are you in the mood for something decadent? Recreate Baskin Robbins’ famous Reese’s peanut butter pie. It’s the very definition of rich.
54. Shoney’s Hot Fudge Cake
If you’re not a fan of peanut butter, try this replica of Shoney’s hot fudge cake instead. Its ooey-gooey chocolate excess is to die for.
55. Steak and Shake Garlic Double Steakburger
Steak and Shake is known for its low prices, but making this delicious garlic double steakburger costs even less. All it needs is a milkshake to go with it.
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