I'd like to introduce some unusual little snacks found in the states of the United States.
The Idaho potato ice cream
Although it's called potato ice cream, the whole thing is actually ice cream made with cream. It's vanilla ice cream shaped to look like a potato, and cocoa powder is dusted on top to make it look like a real potato.
Mississippi's Kool-Aid Pickles
Cucumbers are soaked in brine until they turn into pickles, then placed into a jar of Kool-Aid. They're also called Koolickles.
Iowa – Dutch Letters
This is a type of pastry made from a kind of flour dough filled with almond paste, and it is usually baked in the shape of the Dutch letter "S."
This letter-shaped pastry is traditionally served at the Tulip Festival held in the city of Pella, in the state of Iowa.
Fried Rattlesnake Meat
One snack commonly eaten in the southern United States is fried rattlesnake meat, which is cut into short pieces, coated in batter, and fried.
It is said to taste just like chicken.
