A cheese-themed park exists, and it’s surprisingly not located in Wisconsin. The Imsil Cheese Theme Park can actually be found in South Korea, and it’s filled with cheesy attractions.
Although, there doesn’t appear to be a parmesan roller coaster or cheddar log flume, the park does offer an educational tour, as well as a chance for visitors to make their own cheese. Lactose intolerants get in for half-price.*
*probably
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Whether you call it coke, pop or soda — there’s a slightly terrifying Pringles flavor out there.
Cola Pringles are “potato chips” with caramel fizzy-water-flavor embedded within. Apparently only available in South Korea — Americans can continue to dip their Pringles in Coke, until these chips arrive state-side.
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Sure, we could place a pizza in an oven and allow radiant heat to do its work… but that’s incredibly boring, and we don’t get to light anything on fire.
The Bomb is here to cure our pizza boredom and give us a fire fix. Brought to us by The Place in Seoul, South Korea — a standard pie in encased in a giant dough-ball, doused with oil, and set ablaze.
The result… a burnt dough ball, with a cooked pizza surprise inside. Whether the pizza is any good is no matter, because FIRE!! FIRE!!
What better way to start your day, than the same way you’ll probably be finishing it… in front of a keyboard.
The Nexon Computer Museum in South Korea is here to help. Their café offers what appears to be a Keyboard Waffle.
The best part, besides the tabs of deliciousness, is that the keyboard is served with a mouse-shaped bun. So, you should be carb-crashing right around lunch… at your desk.
