If your idea of movie theatre munchies consists of extra-buttery popcorn, enough soda to fill an oil drum, and a candy bar or two, then you may not believe these bizarre movie snacks enjoyed around the world.

This infographic from Lemonly offers up a breakdown of 20 movie snacks, providing insight on exactly what different cultures choose to chow down on while visiting the theatre. 

Movie snacks from around the world

Popcorn

• Thailand: Tom Yum Popcorn is a spicy soup made from lemongrass and fish sauce.
• United Kingdom: Sugared popcorn.
• United States: Pub Corn with flavours like beer and irish cream.

Hot snacks

• Greece: Souvlaki
• Barbados: Fish Balls
• Columbia: Fried Ants
• Taiwan: Chicken legs and been curd
• India: Samosas, which are are fried pastries with mashed potatoes and peas.
• Hong Kong: Shrimp and pork dumplings called Siu Mai.
• Mexico: Tostilocos – salsa, corn chips and pickled pig skins with hot sauce.

Delicacies

• Norway: Dried reindeer meat
• Russia: Beluga caviar

Beverages

• Spain: Calimocho; otherwise known as red wine and Coca Cola.
• Lithuania: A fermented beverage made from rye bread, flavoured with mint or berries called Kvas.

Crunch & Chewy Movie Snacks

• Netherlands: Salty licorice
• China: Dried, salted plums
• Korea: Dried cuttlefish
• Japan: Dried sardines
• Spain: Sunflower seeds
• Israel: Falafel-flavoured chips

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Share which snacks that you’d be interested to try in the comments below or on social media. And also check out bizarre vending machines from around the world.

Source: http://lemonly.com/work/20-movie-snacks-around-the-world-infographic/