Purple Yam Cheesecake To Dragon Dumplings: 16 Starbucks Food Items You Won't Find In The U.S. Slideshow

You might not have realized this, but Starbucks has locations in 75 countries around the world. And just like McDonald's, Pizza Hut, and plenty of other chains with international locations, the culinary offerings can be as diverse as the countries they're in. Here are 16 international Starbucks food items that you won't find anywhere in the U.S.

In Chile, you can buy a cookie stuffed with walnuts, nougat, and dulce de leche.

Inspired by a Turkish simit (similar to a bagel), Starbucks' version incorporates poppy seeds, olives, walnuts, and cream cheese.

To make this dessert, chocolate sponge cake is rolled up with whipped mascarpone cream and coated with hazelnuts and chocolate. Yes, please!

In Argentina, you'll find a vanilla muffin filled with dulce de leche and topped with crunchy crumble.

Starbucks' take on eggs Benedict is a bed of spinach topped with slices of ham, two poached eggs, and hollandaise; whole grain toast is served on the side.

This box is filled with Israeli cous cous, Korean-style chicken marinated in bulgogi sauce, sliced peas, and charred peppers and chiles.

This sponge cake is made with matcha powder, and it's layered with a frosting of mascarpone and red bean paste.

This vegetarian wrap is filled with halloumi (a fresh cheese that doesn't melt), kashkawane (a melty cow and sheep milk cheese), tomato, black olives, mayo, and a popular Middle Eastern spice blend called zaatar.

This sandwich starts with two slices of whole wheat bread, which are filled with labneh (a soft yogurt cheese), cucumbers, black olives, and mint. We imagine that this would go quite well with a cup of tea.

This omelette is served on a bed of spinach and topped with grilled vegetables and piperade (sauteed onion, green pepper, and tomatoes with espelette pepper) and served with toasted bread.

One of Brazil's most popular breakfast items, this is a simple toasted baguette topped with a melted creamy processed cheese spread called Catupiry.

This is a tartlet filled with sweet creamy cheese, berries, and glazed nuts.

This light cheesecake is swirled with purple yam, red mung bean, and macapuno coconut.

This salad starts with mixed greens, which are then topped with chicken, shiitake mushroom, carrot, onion, soba noodles, and black sesame soy dressing.

This spin on tres leches actually contains cuatro leches: cream, whole milk, condensed milk, and evaporated milk. It's layered with manjar (which is similar to dulce de leche), and topped with meringue.

These sweet dumplings, created to honor China's annual Dragon Boat Festival, are made with a rice skin and are filled with strawberry and cream, Earl Grey jelly, mango, green tea and red bean, and coffee almond.