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Germany -

Germans love currywurst and fries after a night out. Fried pork sausage in a spiced ketchup or tomato sauce, plus french fries. What else does one need?

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Thailand - Also known as "khao phat," Thai fried rice consists of stir-fried jasmine rice with meat (or shrimp, or just veggies), eggs, onions, garlic, tomato, and slices of cucumber.

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Turkey - Everywhere around the world, the döner kebab has become a staple drunk food. But they're definitely everyone's favorite after a night out partying in Turkey!

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Mexico - Tacos are awesome at any time of the day, but they're even tastier after a few drinks.

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Canada - Poutine is basically a portion of fries doused with gravy and cheese curds.

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UK - Again, the Brits swear by the tasty kebab. Thinly sliced meat paired with salad, veggies, and different sauces makes for a delicious choice.

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Philippines - Sisig is a sweet-spicy dish made with pig's head and liver, chili peppers, and calamansi (a citrus fruit).

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India - The drunk food of choice in Mumbai, particularly, is the bhurji-pav—spiced scrambled eggs served with bread.

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Kenya - In Kenya, people go for the mandazi, a fried coconut doughnut, which can be either sweet or savory. 

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Portugal - Pão com chouriço (chorizo bread) is sold in almost every bakery throughout the day, but it's early in the morning that you'll find all the partygoers munching on one.

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South Korea -

Tteokbokki (stir-fried rice cakes) and odeng (fried fish cake) are two favorites in South Korea.

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Scotland -

Meet the munchy box, a calorie-dense box filled with everyone's favorite drunk fast food, including pizza, fries, and kebab.

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Japan - This rich bowl of noodles, fat, protein, and all sorts of toppings is sure to satisfy people's drunk food cravings.

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Ireland - Thickly-battered fish and french fries: this is all the Irish need after a night filled with Guinness.

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Brazil - Acarajés are black-eyed pea fritters, which are usually served with a shrimp paste and shrimps on the side.

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Italy -

Porchetta sandwich for the ones craving savory drunk food, and a chocolate croissant for the sweet-toothed drunks in Italy.

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United States - Americans' favorite drunk food is, of course, pizza!

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China -

Jianbing is a savory crepe that is very popular after a few drinks in China.

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Czech Republic -

Smažený sýr translates as "fried cheese," and that's literally what it is.

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Greece - Greeks love loukoumades, which are deep-fried pastries soaked in honey and often sprinkled with cinnamon.

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Sri Lanka -

Kottu is a dish made of chopped flatbread mixed with chicken, vegetables, and lots of aromatic spices.

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France - Parisians keep it simple and delicious after a night out: ham and cheese crepes are a drunk food staple in the city.

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Australia -

It sounds weird and it looks weird, but pie floaters are one of the most popular drunk foods in Australia. It is literally a meat pie submerged in thick pea soup!

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Belgium - Belgians are also massive fans of chicken dürüm, a kebab-style wrap with seasoned fried chicken and salad. Yum! 

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The Netherlands -

Everyone in Holland knows that, after a night out, Febo is the place to go. This automatic fast food franchise serves all sorts of drunk food, but the kroket and the frikandel are some of the favorites.

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Spain - Spaniards tend to party until quite late, so munching on a potato tortilla is the best way to settle the stomach before going to bed.

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