You'll Want to Travel the World Just to Try Each of These McDonald's Fries

You technically don't have to fly all the way to Japan for these chocolate-drizzled fries. They're super easy to DIY at home if you're craving that salty-sweet combination.

Oh my — after seeing these crispy-looking potato wedges, I don't think I'll ever be able to look at the regular McDonald's fries the same again. Known in some Latin American menus as McPatatas, they're also apparently sold in France, Australia, Hong Kong, Lebanon, and the UK.

Boerenfriet, or "farmers fries," are thicker cut and are typically served with a side of mayonnaise as is the tradition in the Netherlands.

Also referred to as "Twister Fries," these coiled, greasy masterpieces are available as a side in both the Philippines and Singapore.

No, you're not dreaming — McDonald's serves actual sweet potato fries, but it looks like they may only available in Australia. Those darn lucky Aussies!

If the regular ol' curly fries blew your freakin' mind, then the Italian version is sure to send you over the edge. The Italians serve their McD's curly fries smothered in herbs; does it get any better than that?!

Naturally, McDonald's locations in Canada serve poutine: french fries topped with white cheese and gravy.

If salt just doesn't cut it for you, McDonald's Shaker Fries are here for you. Various locations all over the world offer different seasoning packages along with their fries, such as a cheeseburger flavor in Australia and truffle flavor in Singapore. Yum!