
Mauritius
Breadfruit Croquettes
Croquettes de fruit à pain
Mashed breadfruit shaped and fried as a Mauritian snack or side.
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Mauritius
Croquettes de fruit à pain
Mashed breadfruit shaped and fried as a Mauritian snack or side.

Seychelles
Croquettes de fruit à pain
Mashed breadfruit shaped and fried as a Seychellois snack or side.

Saint Vincent and the Grenadines
Innovative dish made from breadfruit, exhibited during the Breadfruit Festival in August; breadfruit mashed and formed into puffs, then fried; showcases the versatility of breadfruit; a modern Vincentian creation; the breadfruit puff of Saint Vincent; a crispy, starchy snack; a festival specialty.

Morocco
بريك
Thin malsouka pastry folded around egg, tuna, potato, capers, or herbs and fried until the shell shatters.

Hanoi, Vietnam
Bún đậu mắm tôm
Cold rice vermicelli with crispy fried tofu, boiled pork, and fermented shrimp paste dip, a beloved Hanoi street food served on bamboo trays.

Libya
Thin pastry folded around tuna, egg, parsley and cheese and deep fried into a crisp triangle, eaten with lemon.

Mexico
A flour tortilla rolled around a filling of beans, meat, rice, and cheese — the northern Mexican original.

Colombia
Colombian cheese fritters: dense little balls of cassava starch and queso fresco deep-fried until the crust blisters and puffs. Year-round bakery fare that doubles as the essential Christmas onces treat beside natilla.

Venezuela
Venezuelan buñuelos de yuca are cassava-and-cheese fritters fried until crisp and served with warm papelón syrup.

Poland
Bułka z pieczarkami is a street food from Masovian Voivodeship, rooted in local cooking tradition.

Vietnam
Bánh căn
Banh can is made with mini rice pancakes cooked in a clay mould over coals and served with fish sauce and quail egg.

Vietnam
Bánh cống
Bánh cống is a deep-fried mung-bean-and-shrimp cake from Vietnam’s Mekong Delta, served crisp and hot.

Vietnam
Bánh kẹp lá dứa
Banh kep la dua, the crisp pandan coconut waffle cooked in a hinged iron on the street, is a named Vietnamese snack.

Vietnam
Bánh tiêu
Banh tieu is the hollow sesame-crusted fried dough eaten on its own or stuffed with banh bo.

Hanoi, Vietnam
Bánh tôm
Banh tom, the shrimp-and-sweet-potato fritter of Hanoi's West Lake, is a named city dish with dedicated restaurants.

Vietnam
Bò bía
Bo bia is the small fresh roll of jicama, dried shrimp and Chinese sausage.

Brazil
Cachorro quente
A Brazilian street hot dog loaded with sausage, mashed potatoes, corn, peas, grated parmesan, vinagrete, ketchup, mustard and shoestring potatoes, all piled into a soft bun.

United States
A New Orleans breakfast fritter of rice and yeast batter, fried until golden and dusted with powdered sugar.

California, United States
A San Diego burrito stuffed with carne asada, french fries, guacamole, cheese, and pico de gallo.

Cameroon
Beignets torsadés
Sweet dough twisted into ropes and fried, sold in bags at bakeries and roadside stalls.

Liguria, Italy
Canestrello di Taggia is a named Italian street snack from Taggia, made as a distinctive flour-based or filled form with the ingredients and cooking finish associated with that local tradition.

Philippines
Banana Cue
Saba bananas fried in brown sugar until caramelized, served on skewers, a popular street snack.

Philippines
Camote Cue
Sweet potato slices fried in brown sugar on skewers, similar to banana cue, a cheap and filling snack.

Catania, Italy
Cartocciata is a named Italian street snack from Catania, made as a distinctive flour-based or filled form with the ingredients and cooking finish associated with that local tradition.

Dominican Republic
A Dominican snack of casabe (yuca flatbread) spread with mambá (spicy peanut butter), eaten in the northwest. A rustic, traditional Taíno-African combination.

Saint Lucia
Crushed avocado mixed with cassava flour, salted, and rolled into balls; a simple but enjoyable Jounen Kwéyòl treat; not a very complex dish but very enjoyable; a traditional Saint Lucian snack; the cassava and avocado of Saint Lucia; a simple, creamy, starchy snack; a Creole specialty.

Guyana
Cassava balls are grated cassava shaped around a savory filling and fried until the outside is crisp and the interior stays soft.

Fiji
Tavioka chips
Cassava sliced thin and fried into hard, salty chips, sold in bags at markets and bus stands.

South Sudan
Deep-fried patties of grated cassava, sometimes mixed with onions and spices; crispy outside, soft and starchy inside; sold at street stalls and markets; a popular snack in more densely populated areas where cassava is abundant.

Zambia
Tute Ne Mbalala
Popular Zambian snack of cassava and groundnuts; cassava soaked in water until soft, then roasted and mixed with groundnuts; smoky and nutty; a grab-and-go bite; roasted in some locales and fried in others; a street food that showcases Zambia's cassava crop; filling and inexpensive.

Honduras
Crisp fried corn tortilla rounds spread with refried beans and buried under grated hard cheese, eaten as a snack or a party plate.

India
चकली
A spiral-shaped, crispy snack made from rice and gram flour, popular during Diwali. It is savory and crunchy.

Mozambique
Small triangular pastries filled with spiced minced beef, chicken or prawn and deep fried, sold three or four at a time.

Mauritius
A puffed fried flour ball split open and filled with curried chickpeas or split peas and chilli chutney.

Hunan, China
长沙臭豆腐
Changsha-style stinky tofu: black fermented-bean curd deep-fried until the outside is dark and crackling, the inside soft.

Aruba
Bolita di Keshi
Bolita di keshi are crisp fried balls of grated Gouda or Edam bound with flour and egg, a cheese-forward snack sold at Aruban bakeries and roadside snack-bars.