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នំប៉ោយបៀ
Deep-fried spring rolls filled with minced pork, glass noodles, taro, and vegetables, served with lettuce, herbs, and a sweet fish sauce dip.
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Cambodia
នំប៉ោយបៀ
Deep-fried spring rolls filled with minced pork, glass noodles, taro, and vegetables, served with lettuce, herbs, and a sweet fish sauce dip.

Bangladesh
নুনের বড়া
Rice-flour batter mixed with onion, ginger and turmeric and dropped into oil to make small savoury fritters.

United States
A vegetarian patty made from ground nuts, grains, and vegetables — a health-food café staple.

Prekmurje, Slovenia
Ocvirkove pogačice are Prekmurje small pastries folded with pork cracklings and baked until crisp.

Nigeria
A Yoruba water yam fritter, grated and spiced with pepper and onion, deep-fried until crisp, served with a pepper sauce or pap.

Marche, Italy
Marche's stuffed green olives: large Ascolana olives filled with seasoned minced meat, breaded and fried. A signature antipasto and street snack.

Northern Belize, Belize
Street tacos from Orange Walk, Belize: soft corn tortillas piled with stewed chicken, cabbage slaw, and a bright tomato-onion salsa.

India
पकोड़ा
A deep-fried fritter made by dipping vegetables in spiced gram flour batter. It is a monsoon snack across India.

Cuba
A Cuban roast pork sandwich of slow-roasted lechón, onions, and mojo on pressed Cuban bread.

United States
A Tampa Cuban-Caribbean sandwich of fried or grilled fish fillets with onions and lime on Cuban bread.

Cuba
A Cuban sandwich of sweet fried plantain, ham, and cheese on crusty bread.

Belize
Corn masa turnovers filled with mashed refried beans or seasoned fish, deep-fried and topped with a pickled onion and habanero relish.

Nauru
Pandanus banana fritters combine ripe banana and pandanus fruit with batter, then are fried into crisp-edged street snacks.

Sicily, Italy
Sicilian chickpea fritters, often in a sesame roll.

Colombia
A Peruvian fried potato croquette, crisp outside and filled with seasoned beef, raisins, olives and egg. A popular snack and appetizer.

India
पापड़
A thin, crispy, sun-dried flatbread made from lentil or rice flour. It is roasted or fried and served with meals.

Colombia
A Colombian street snack of green (unripe) papaya sliced and served with salt, lime, and chili. A tart, crunchy Caribbean-coast snack.

India
पापड़ी चाट
A North Indian chaat of crispy fried dough wafers topped with potato, yogurt, chutneys, and spices. It is creamy and crunchy.

Gibraltar, Gibraltar
Papitas are Gibraltar’s ridged fried potato-dough sticks, a local snack distinct from Spanish flour-based porras.

Honduras
Honduran meat turnovers of golden, flaky pastry filled with seasoned ground beef, potatoes, and sometimes olives and raisins.

Portugal
Salt cod fritters bound in a light flour-and-egg batter with onion and garlic.

India
પાત્રા
A Gujarati snack of colocasia leaves smeared with spiced gram flour paste, rolled, steamed, and fried. It is tangy and crunchy.

United States
A thin beef patty with caramelized onions and melted Swiss between griddled rye bread.

Mumbai, India
पाव भाजी
A Mumbai street food of mashed vegetables cooked with spices and served with buttered bread rolls. It is tangy, spicy, and buttery.

United States
A New Orleans fried-oyster loaf: a hollowed French loaf stuffed with fried oysters, dressed with lettuce, tomato, and remoulade.

Sierra Leone
Kanya
A crumbly, sweet Sierra Leonean peanut snack made by pounding rice flour, peanuts, and sugar into small, dense cakes or balls; an energy-boosting street snack sold by women balancing trays on their heads.

Guyana
Phulourie
Split-pea batter dropped in spoonfuls into hot oil and fried into soft balls, eaten with tamarind or mango chutney.

Hanoi, Vietnam
Phở cuốn
Pho cuon, sheets of fresh pho noodle wrapped around grilled beef and herbs, is a named Hanoi dish invented on Ngu Xa street and is not a pho permutation.

United States
A burger topped with melted pimento cheese spread.

Bangladesh
পিঁয়াজু
Fritters of soaked split lentils ground coarse with onion, green chilli and coriander, then deep-fried into rough patties.

Sierra Leone
Thin green-plantain slices fried crisp as a Sierra Leonean market and roadside snack.

Seychelles
Chips de banane plantain
Thin plantain slices fried crisp and salted as an island snack.

Honduras
Honduran street food of fried chicken served over fried green plantain chips with cabbage slaw and a tangy sauce.

Upper Carniola, Slovenia
Posmodula is a Kranj-area snack of baked dough topped with a savoury cheese or crackling mixture.

United States
Thin, crisp slices of fried potato, salted — the American snack-food icon.

Cyprus
Πούλλες
Poulles are soaked fava beans split and fried until blistered, then salted and eaten as a Cypriot tavern snack.