Foreign Fast Food Menu Items That'll Make You Jealous

What's better than a deliciously warm hot pocket? The answer is nothing. And McDonald's Australia has it all figured out by offering a pocket melt with ham and cheddar cheese, wrapped up in a warm toasted tortilla.

You like a little poutine, eh? McDonald's dipped its hands into the Canadian classic, offering up a fantastic box of fries topped with cheese curds and gravy. YUM.

We're not against veggie toppings on pizza, and you shouldn't be either. The Paneer Soya Supreme serves up a paneer base (a type of curdled cheese), and it's topped with peppers, black olives, soya chunks, and other vegetables.

OK, ready for this? Slapped between the two black buns of Burger King's Kuro Ninja Burger is a list of ingredients that include a single beef patty, a hash brown, garlic soy sauce, onion, and lettuce. But let's not forget about the massive slice of thick bacon that is made to resemble a ninja sticking out its tongue. Clever marketing, BK.

We're pretty sure these need no further introduction, but this tops the list of foreign fast food items we need in the U.S. on a regular basis. The sweet potato snack has made a few brief appearances at a number of American locations, but it has yet to be promoted to a full-time position on the menu.

Americans are accustomed to bacon and eggs or sausage and eggs, but why can't we jump on the Malaysian train and make chicken and eggs a regular stateside dish? This protein-packed breakfast sandwich takes scrambled eggs, crispy chicken, and melted cheese, and puts them between a warm toasted bun.

While the U.S. considers a waffle to be breakfast food, most other countries categorize it for what it actually is—dessert. The light and fluffy Belgian Waffle at Burger King is accompanied by ice cream and it can be topped with either caramel or chocolate sauce.

This menu item sorta sounds like it came from the mind of a late-night stoner. Take a couple of golden chicken nuggets and place them in a sandwich with lettuce and barbeque sauce. It's so simple, but it actually sounds great.

If you find yourself having brekkie down under, this big breakfast burger should fulfill your appetite. Between the two sesame seed buns is an almighty sandwich stacked with a beef patty, a hash brown, a freshly cracked egg, cheese, bacon, and barbecue sauce.

Imagine taking a bite out of this bad boy. Let's picture this together, shall we? Inside that flakey golden crust lives a tasty and flavorful combo of ground beef and gooey melted cheese. NOM.

Inside the crispy pie crust is a sweet filling made of taro chunks–a purple root vegetable with a sweet and nutty taste.