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The weirdest food I have ever tried

This was a piece of Taiwanese fried chicken... but with chocolate spread on the surface!
I tried it in Taiwan during last reading week.
We bought this because some locals recommended this to us.
The chocolate was dark chocolate, which was not too sweet. It matched well with the salty fried chicken.
We thought it would be very weird but it actually tasted great!


Hazel


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