Our world is full of the unexplainable.

And if history is an open book, all of these amazing tales are right there on display,

just waiting for us to explore.

Welcome to the Cabinet of Curiosity's.

Here are parts of the world known for their cuisine.

Travel to Austria and enjoy a savory, venerous knitzel.

Or take a trip to Canada for some delicious poutine.

On a more local level, Philly is where to go for cheese steaks, and you can't beat Chicago

for deep dish pizza.

Then there's Denby Dale in West Yorkshire, England.

Since the early 19th century, Denby Dale has been known for its meat pies.

There are three things one must know about the pies, though.

First is that they are only ever baked for special occasions.

The first celebratory pie was made in 1788's after King George III had recovered from

about with mental illness.

Another was made in 1846.

After a set of tariffs known as the Corn Loss were lifted, allowing imported corn and

other grains to enter the country without heavy taxes placed on the buyers.

In 1877, two pies were baked roughly a week apart.

The first had been made as part of Queen Victoria's Golden Jubilee, a grand banquet celebrating

the 50th anniversary of her assuming the throne.

It was cooked with all kinds of meat inside, including chicken, rabbit, veal, and pork.

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