40 Foods That Should Be Illegal In At Least 3 Countries

There are culinary creations… and then there are whatever these are. This list is dedicated to the unholy unions of ingredients, the cursed plating choices, and the downright criminal flavor combos that make you wonder, “Who hurt the chef?” From gelatin nightmares to hot dog sushi monstrosities, these dishes go beyond questionable—they feel like they should come with legal disclaimers and maybe a restraining order from the culinary gods.

Somewhere out there, someone looked at a can of spray cheese and thought, “Let’s take this further.” And take it further they did—straight into food court court. Whether these were made as a joke, a dare, or some avant-garde food experiment gone off the rails, one thing’s for sure: they are an attack on both your stomach and your soul.

So grab a snack (a normal one, please) and steel yourself—because you’re about to witness 40 foods so outrageous, they should probably require a passport and a lawyer.

#1 That’s all my breakfast. Airfried chicken breast with egg and bread crumbs breading and a cup of coffee.

Source: Vodkapencil

#2 Crab Boiled In Pepsi Max for 2 Hours Served In a Baguette. (Sorry for good Quality)

Source: KilianExperience

#3 sad breakfast.

Source: nehla01

#4 Is this chicken cooked properly?

Source: Careless-Menu-4522

#5 My dinner for tonight. I only like sugar cookies if they are cold from sitting in the fridge.

Source: Waifu_Slayer1

#6 Ordered ceased salad for $15 from one of the local restaurants

Source: ThisssBabe

#7 Birria taco

Source: Crap_Sally

#8 Imitation crab and tomato over rice, with (vegan) butter.

Source: DragonforgedBlade

#9 sticky toffee pudding with a jameson toffee sauce and a olive oil whipped cream

Source: Connorbmor04

#10 Coronavirus diet: just 2 kilograms of cookie dough that I attack with a spoon every now and then

Source: TheHighway

#11 At $0.59 each, these things are disgustingly delicious.

Source: Aggravating_Sky_4421

#12 Smallest, most depressing mozzarella fries I’ve ever seen

Source: pizzagamer35

#13 Shark Coochie Broad 😋

Source: NeumaticExpert

#14 Used the bread no one likes gave the good buns to the wife

Source: JAckD_69

#15 My ramenritto

Source: aceking136

#16 Gummy abomination

Source: Random_Man8232

#17 Typical meal here in the uk

Source: c0mbucha

#18 Spicy rice bowl

Source: MsGreenSage

#19 Topokki and pickles

Source: this_one_is_free_too

#20 I noticed a piece of broccoli on my plate that I thought looked like an opossum face so I used it to make a little food opossum

Source: idkdudejustkillme

#21 it looks like actual ass but it tastes so good dude

Source: Ok_Aioli8539

#22 Apparently these aren’t good enough for foodporn I was admittedly more than half drunk but I my kids ate them too, that’s a win for me (street tacos)

Source: TheHumanoidTyphoon69

#23 Gluten Free Ice Cream – Ice Cream with water mixed in it

Source: StanleyStudios

#24 The Chicken Sandwich I got from Mr Beast Burger today

Source: Kingsavage07

#25 Hard boiled eggs and potato with sriracha

Source: EnragedSpoon

#26 German hospital food

Source: masteroflittle

#27 My boss eats this depressing lunch every day.

Source: Xnuclearwarhead

#28 Sweet corn from a can with some sliced cheese and ketchup in the microwave

Source: the_great_pastulio

#29 My daughters boyfriends 18th birthday breakfast

Source: Cuppakush

#30 I still ate the melted meat

Source: SuspiciousSeaweed757

#31 Why did my burgers melt in the airfryer ☹️

Source: SuspiciousSeaweed757

#32 PB+Sausage

Source: Slight-Objective5854

#33 Gluten-free pizza that HR got us for the treat of the week.

Source: mrniel007

#34 Garlic Beef Fried Rice with Braised Turkey Neck and Cilantro Garnish ✨✨

Source: HouXiao

#35 Flatmates dinner 🙁

Source: defunkels

#36 $15 “grilled” veggie sub

Source: EmilyKills

#37 Had to do something with meal prep scraps

Source: StopMob

#38 Comfort meal

Source: boonwatoo

#39 Cheese puffs w milk 😋

Source: mysisisamilfdotcom

#40 My ramenritto

Source: aceking136

Congratulations—you made it through the culinary chaos! Your appetite may not have survived, but your curiosity sure did. From cursed casseroles to Frankenstein-level food fusions, these dishes were a wild ride through the world of “just because you can, doesn’t mean you should.”

While some of these meals may have been made with love (and a complete disregard for taste or logic), others feel like edible pranks sent from an alternate dimension. Whether you laughed, cringed, or felt personally attacked by a tuna-filled donut, we hope you had as much fun as we did wading through the madness.

Remember: if you ever think your cooking is bad, just revisit this list and take comfort in knowing it could always be so much worse. Stay hungry (but maybe be picky), and we’ll see you next time for more delights, disasters, and everything in between. Bon appétit… or not.

The author experience:

Minh Kyler has nearly 21 years of experience in journalism, specializing in economic and financial investigations.

He has spent over a decade researching global economic trends, the impact of financial policies, and major financial scandals.

Minh has built a network of over 60 economists, investors, and financial reporters to provide in-depth and reliable information.

He has worked at top financial publications, contributing to detailed market analyses that help businesses and investors make informed decisions.

With a strong foundation and sharp analytical skills, Minh is recognized as a leading financial journalist, playing a key role in delivering accurate financial information to the public.

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Educational Background

2008 – 2012: Bachelor’s in Economic Journalism, Vanderbilt University

2013 – 2015: Master’s in Economic and Financial Journalism, Wharton School of Business, University of Pennsylvania

2016 – 2017: Certificate in Data Journalism and Financial Investigations, Harvard University

Minh Kyler is a top expert in financial and economic journalism, with a strong background in market analysis and global economic trends.

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Analyzed over 500 companies and financial reports, providing valuable insights for investors and businesses.

Accurately predicted market trends, helping Financial Times readers achieve higher investment returns.

Awarded Best Financial Journalist Award (2020) for in-depth analysis of economic policies.

Published “Economic Trends & The Future of Financial Journalism”, a highly regarded industry reference.