Like in every quality city, Rotterdam has plenty of junk food to fit every taste.
Ill be skipping the Mc D’onald’s and Burger kings in order to get to get the real juicy stuff:
Dutch Junk Food!  Why limit yourself to American junk if you can have some of your own?
Most popular snacks in the Netherlands to go with your French fries are the "kroket" (a bar of stew, coated with a crispy skin) and the "frikadel" (a bar of minced meat). But we also have the "kaassouffle" (cheese in a crispy skin), "kipcorn" (chicken in a crispy skin of corn), "berehap" (slices of minced meat and onion rings on a stick) and many others. Most of them have a crispy outside with a soft inside. Apparently that’s a popular combination of textures.

The most known dutch company selling these out of the wall (yes, out of the wall) is FEBO. Of course if you want anything ‘fresh’, (and when I say fresh I mean that it was laying there for 3 days and only then put in deep oil) you can buy all the krokets and much more at snackbars scattered throughout the whole city and get additions of mayo and onions and curry and also the heart-warming sight of dripping oil.

On the FEBO site is the most comprehensive guide I’ve seen to krokets so far (and a really funny song about krokets (www.febo.nl) … so without further a due: The FEBO Guide!!

(Click on any picture for the large version and details)  EET SMAKELIJK.