9 Amazing Street Foods And Countries That Invented Them

8. Panipuri | Panipuri- Call it whatever you like, but you know you can't say no to this chatpata Indian snack, ever!

7. Momos | Since this dish was initially popular among the Newar community of the Kathmandu Valley, one prevalent belief is that traveling Nepali Newar merchants took the recipe of momo from Tibet

6. Ruby Chocolate | Ruby chocolate marks the invention of an entirely new type of traditionally dark brown sweet treat. It was unveiled in 2017 by Zurich-based cocoa processor Barry Callebaut

5. Chicken Nuggets | McNuggets first debuted at McDonald's locations nationwide in 1983, following a highly successful soft launch in Knoxville, Tennessee.

4. Instant Noodles | The instant noodle was invented by Momofuku Ando from a tiny shed behind his home in the town in Japan's Osaka Prefecture.

3. The Cheeseburger | Denver lays claim to creating the cheeseburger. In 1935, Louis Ballast melted a slice of cheese on a hamburger at his Humpty Dumpty drive-in restaurant, and patented the resulting dish

2. Bubblegum | Bubble gum was invented in 1928 by Walter Diemer while working at a chewing gum factory as an accountant.

1. French Fries | Despite their name, the French and Belgians have a long-running dispute about where french fries were invented. What is more certain is that fries were introduced in the U.S. by returning World War I soldiers.

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