Cursed Australian Foods That Should Be Illegal

Cursed Australian Foods That Should Be Illegal

For the last time: Milo goes in before the milk is poured.

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This Bunnings stall selling baked potatoes, which would be cause for riot on a Sunday morning.

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This abomination, which adds a frightening new contender to the parmi vs. parma debate.

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This ill-fated launch of Zooper Dooper milk, which sounded like a good idea to absolutely no one.


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This downright dirty, American version of our beloved Tim Tam biccie.


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This bowl of hot, soggy, stirred-up Weetbix, which blasphemes the holy rite of Never Eat Soggy Weetbix.


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This Vegemite-flavoured chocolate, which is a sin against god.

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This unholy mistake of putting the Milo on top of the milk.

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This downright slanderous statement regarding our beloved Guzman y Gomez.


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And this Vegemite and peanut butter one.

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This national offence.

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This serving of leftover Cadbury Favourites, which is undoubtedly the worst possible selection.

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This best-forgotten memory of soap-flavoured chalk, secretly disguised as lollies.

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These arrowroot biscuits that are slathered in entirely too much butter.

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This creation, which ruins both a perfectly good avocado and a perfectly good coffee.

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This fairy bread made with bizarrely long sprinkles, which is just sick and wrong.

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This sad, empty party pie.

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This wildly unpatriotic suggestion that is surely a piss-take.

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And finally, this smug picture of ScoMo in the kitchen, which besmirches the good name of curry.