text: British jihadis have posted pictures of junk food and drinks such as Burger King, Pringles and mojitos which they have had carried across the Turkish border into Syria. Would-be fighters are bringing the items across the border as they travel to join those currently waging jihadi across Syria and Iraq, who are desperately missing the Western treats. However, the hypocrisy in their choice of diet hasn't gone unnoticed, with Twitter users quick to condemn their craving for food many hard line clerics would consider forbidden. Scroll down for video . ISIS fighter Jannahtain tweeted this picture of a Burger King Whopper, which he claimed had been snuck into Syria from Turkey . Another photo posted on his page showed chocolate, Pringles and even cans of pre-mixed mojitos . One fighter, using the Twitter handle Jannahtain, posted a photo of a Burger King Whopper burger and stated: 'That moment when a bro your (sic) helping cross the border into (Syria) asks you if you need anything from Turkey. Jihad2015.' But he was blasted by another user, who called him 'fake' for enjoying food from the 'evil American corporation'. The image followed another photo he posted  displaying several packs of Pringles, Kinder chocolate, Oreos, M&Ms and even pre-mixed cans of mojitos. It's not the first time ISIS fighters have been caught with fast food sneaked across the border. Last month a delighted fighter known only as Ghareeb posted a picture of a McDonalds bag on his social media page. According to the fighter, one of his friends allegedly managed to bring in a bag full of five cheeseburgers when they traveled into Syria. Starved of any variety in his diet, the fighter tweeted it was first time in two years since he last ate one of McDonalds' famous products. Meanwhile, four Britons who were detained . in Turkey on suspicion of trying to cross illegally into Syria . were arrested on their return to England yesterday, police . said. The four were part of a group of nine people, all members of . the same family, who were detained in Turkey at the beginning of . the month. Even McDonalds has been smuggled across from Turkey to accommodate ISIS fighters' love of the American fast food chain . One of the nine, a 21-year-old man named in the media as . Waheed Ahmed, the son of Rochdale politician Shakil Ahmed, was . arrested when he returned to Britain on Tuesday. They were arrested on suspicion of the commission, . preparation or instigation of acts of terrorism, police said. Thousands of foreigners have joined the ranks of Islamic . State and other militant groups in Syria and Iraq, many of them . crossing via Turkey. Turkish and other security services estimate some 600 are . Britons, including Mohammed Emwazi, named 'Jihadi John' in the . British media, who has appeared in several Islamic State . beheading videos. About half of the 600 are thought to have returned home.
target: ISIS fighters have posted pictures on social media of Western junk food .
  Would-be fighters are bringing burgers and crisps with them from Turkey .
  Other photos show chocolates, Oreos and even cans of pre-mixed mojitos .
  They've been rebuked for eating food some clerics consider forbidden .