'List of the top 15 famous food brands that have shockingly different names around the world! Do you know all of the top famous American brands that have different names abroad? ➡️ SUBSCRIBE to BabbleTop! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX--mGSg0UwDjl7MDL8H5Jg?sub_confirmation=1 Many well-known brand names that we see every day are international companies. Because of this, a lot of products that we know and love actually have different names around the world. See how many brand names you can guess as we look through 15 Famous Food Brand Names That Are Different Abroad. If you enjoyed this list of the top 15 famous food brands that have different names around the world. Comment: #food #foodbrands #brands TIMESTAMPS: 0:26 Dr. Oetker - Cameo (Italy) 1:27 Hellmann\'s - Best Foods (Asia, Australia, And New Zealand) 2:12 Burger King - Hungry Jack\'s (Australia) 2:59 Dove - Galaxy (U.K) 3:38 Smarties - Rockets (U.K/Australia/Canada) 4:28 Kraft Mac & Cheese - Kraft Dinner (Canada) 5:11 Doritos Cool Ranch - Cool American (Europe) 5:55 Good Humor - Wall\'s (U.K) 6:39 Dannon - Danone (Europe) 7:23 Rice Krispies - Rice Bubbles (Australia/New Zealand) 8:04 Diet Coke - Coca-Cola Light (Some Parts Of The World) 8:58 DiGiorno - Delissio (Canada) 9:54 Three Musketeers - Milky Way (Europe) 10:58 Lays - Walkers (U.K) 12:05 KFC - PFK (Quebec) SUMMARIES: - Wanting to fit in with the local culture and language, Dr. Oetker changed its name to Cameo in order to sound more Italian. - If you were to venture to Asia, as well as Australia and New Zealand, and states west of the Rockies. Then you wouldn\'t find Hellmann\'s on the shelf as the company is called Best Foods in that part of the world. - Burger King was already trademarked in Australia.The name Hungry Jack\'s was settled upon. - Mars bought the rights to the chocolate in the 1980s and rebranded it as Dove in the U.S. but rather than change the name in the UK, they chose to keep the name Galaxy to please the chocolate die-hard fans. - It may be interesting to know that a large part of the world doesn\'t call them Smarties and they are known as Rockets instead. - Once upon a time, Kraft Mac & Cheese was known as Kraft Dinner, however, in the U.S Kraft rebranded it as Kraft Mac & Cheese but not in Canada. - These tasty corn chips are known as Cool American Doritos. - Good Humor is a brand that has become synonymous with great comfort food. However, if you\'re looking for an ice cream fix in the U.K then Good Humor won\'t do as this brand is known as Wall\'s. - This famous yogurt brand is known across the country as Dannon but for most of the world, it\'s Danone. - Rice Krispies have been many children\'s staple breakfast for decades. However, if you find yourself in the land down under then be sure to ask for Rice Bubbles as that is what they call them - In most parts of the world, you can\'t order a Diet Coke anywhere. That\'s because it is known as Coca-Cola Light. - When DiGiorno wanted to sell their product across the border in Canada, DiGiorno wasn\'t the name they used. Instead, they were sold in Canada under the name Delissio. - If you are looking for Three Musketeers and take a trip to the U.K, you will have to look for a Milky Way instead. - In the U.K, Lays chips are known as Walkers, and chips are known as crisps and French fries are chips. - Because of the language laws and restrictions in the French-speaking Canadian province, all businesses have to advertise their companies in French first. So, KFC had to change their name to PFK, Poulet Frit Kentucky. ➡️ SUBSCRIBE to BabbleTop! https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCX--mGSg0UwDjl7MDL8H5Jg?sub_confirmation=1
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