Hey cu/ck/s of amerifat
What food is your city or state known for?
I'm from the shitty state of Maryland so it's crabs
>>7470707
i'm a canafag, live in alberta. we are known for our beef, wheat, and taber sweet corn.
Texas. BBQ, beef, sausage, big steaks, tex mex, Mexican food, Whataburger, taco trucks.
>>7470707
Kc is known for its bbq but that's really about it.
>>7470707
Oregon
We're known for our hipsters that dress like they're homeless
>>7470722
And you eat the hipsters?
>missouri
we have some bbq i guess. i've never eaten bbq here. i think "st. louis pizza" is kind of a thing too, but really shitty
>>7470729
Yea. We have to keep the population in check somehow.
>>7470707
NYC, so basically, being better than you
LA
street tacos, although you can get them in any major city in a boarder state
>>7470707
Tucson, so Eegee's. It's a sub joint that serves a cheap version of Italian ice. Enjoyable, but I wish it were something else, like how Hatch, NM has Chiles.
Minneapolis, MN
Jucy Lucy and cheese curds I guess
Chicago, we're best known for a type of pizza that nobody here actually eats, and for feigning outrage at ketchup on hotdogs, for the memes.
Italian beef is the shit though.
>>7470865
"Do you know when you get a Chicago-style deep-dish pizza, in Chicago? When your aunt from Los Angeles is in town for the week" - Kyle Kinane, capturing the zeitgeist
>>7470832
>Cuckold central
>better than anyone else
Id rather live in some backwater town in a flyover state. You faggots are trash.
Go eat some NUU YOOORK pizza and choke on it.
FL
chinese takeout
>>7470865
Chicago does have the best memes. And any thread about anything from that city attracts autism and asshurt like a magnet.
>>7470880
>Id rather
But you do, cleetus. You do.
North Carolina
Pulled pork barbecue
>>7470892
We defiantly refer to ourselves as the "Second City", while arguably being the third most important. Fighting for a silver medal. There's a civic inferiority complex, citywide chip on the shoulder.
Stuffed pizza is great, the actual cornmeal-crust "tomato and cheese casserole" shit is for tourists. I don't get how people get worked up over it.
>>7470707
Self loathing Americans are worse than foreign shitposters. Please move to Europe then kill yourself
>>7470917
>lives in chicago
>doesn't even know where the term "second city" comes from
>>7470933
You wanna give me the shit about how it came up from the Chicago Fire? Or about how it was the second large metropolis in America? We're only second chronologically. The origin of the phrase doesn't matter (wanna bicker about "the windy city"? I've always preferred "City of Big Shoulders", myself) but in common usage, that's what it is. Jockeying for second place.
Got a bit of a love/hate thing going.
Texas. bbq for the typical amerifats and gourmet tacos for the Austin hipsters. to be fair though both are really good.
>>7470883
holy fuck dude I lived in central FL for 4 yrs and I have never had better Chinese food anywhere else I've been. I thought my fav place must have surely been an anomaly
>Wisconsin
Triggering the autistic guy who replied to this post.
Also bratwurst.
Washington leads the national in the production of several crops: 90% of all raspberries are
raised here, 79% of all hops, 75% of the nation’s supply of spearmint oil, 72% of all apples, 62%
of sweet cherries, 55% of concord grapes, 46% of the nation’s pears, 32% of green peas, 31% of
carrots.
Florida. The Cuban sandwich
MAINE LAWBSTAH, BUD, LMAO.
>>7471283
Washington as well, this made me proud.
also, salmon is a part of life here.
>>7470707
boston
>clam chowder
>baked beans
>american chop suey
Connecticut. Disgusting fucking steamed hamburgers
>>7471582
And delicious white clam apizza
>DC
>overpriced meme restaurants
>>7471582
Put some toppings on that turd and I'd give it a try - as it is in that picture it looks pretty horrible
>>7470707
The best god damn BBQ, best god damn Chili, and the best god damn Texmex. Fuck yeah TEXAS!!!
>>7470707
Pennsylvania
Cheesesteaks
Grinders
Scrapple
Hogmaw
>>7470707
idaho fag here and the only thing we're known for are our potatoes
>tfw we export all of our potatoes and i've never had an actual idaho potato
Colorado fag here. We aren't known for shit right now except weed -_- However after that I suppose the next biggest thing we are known for would be beer. We got mad beer. Pic related
>>7471628
>upset you've never had an idaho potato
Be glad hipster
>>7471645
other states don't have to deal with this shit. i just want to try the thing that my state is known for, because i've spent my whole life living here.
it's so gay man.
>>7471283
Salmon as the other guy mentioned and also teriyaki
>>7470856
hotdish, lutefisk althought i've never had either. tater tot hotdish looks decent tho desu.
Washington, coastal:
Salmon
Clam
Oyster
Washington, land locked:
Trout
Perch
Bluegil
etc
Apple
Apricot
Cherry
...
Mostly apples tho.
>>7470707
Whiskey
>>7471629
green chili & rocky memetain oysters nigga
Mississippi. So, fried catfish and soul food. Pretty much fried everything, chicken is common as well. Southern sides are based tho, shit like squash casserole and turnip greens can be some of the best food you'll ever eat if done right. We're also a gulf state and get a ton of creole influences from New Orleans. Lots of good seafood places.
Decent bbq too, mostly KC/Memphis style sauce.
>>7471715
>lutefisk
My great grandmother would always threaten to make this when we visited her and my father's face would go pale.
Some hotdish isn't bad, really depends on the recipe.
>>7471203
Jesus fuck, why is everyone so butthurt about Austin?
>>7470707
Do your own civics homework fag, all this is on google.
Georgia-fag here. Down here, we are known for our peaches and peanuts. We are also known for Chick-fil-A and Krystal. And Coke.
>>7471782
daaaaaymn, sounds fattening as fuck, but delicious as hell down there.
Everyone knows what nyc is good for so it's no use going in to any of it, but my personal favorite is our chinese food. every borough has a chinatown and some places have crazy fucking good food
>>7471815
Come visit senpai, it's cheap. We have an event every summer in Central Park, maybe you can get some fried catfish there: http://www.thenyms.org/
>>7470707
Rhode island, coffee milk~
>>7470738
They don't seem like they'd be very nourishing or nutritious. Probably taste like bad coffee and cheap cigarettes.
>>7471782
>tfw I got this at a shady ghetto place in Tacoma, WA
Still good, but I feel I can get better in the South. Fuck it, I'll get some tomorrow.
What are you supposed to dip fried catfish in anyway? Because I just used hot sauce.
Coneydogs
>>7471853
Grew up in Texas, moved to Spokane a few years ago.
>mad as fuck you have a place like that over there, because we sure as shit don't
>it looks legit on all fronts, except the mac and cheese seems really un-cheesy
>>7470852
Be more proud, Tucson is home of the first chimichanga
KY is known for its fried chicken and tobacco leaves, and I don't think you can eat tobacco
>>7471853
That doesn't look bad, but yeah I think we could definitely do better down here.
As far as dipping fried catfish, I've always kept it simple: ketchup or tartar if they make it fresh. Hot sauce never hurt anything though.
>>7471853
Is that from the Reparations Bistro?
>>7471873
You can if you like vomiting profusely.
>>7471887
das racist
>>7471592
Bens chili bowl
>>7470852
Most commercially produced chili peppers can be traced back to one dude here in AZ. Our state doesn't do the whole TM food thing for some reason, but that dude has named at least one cultivar for AZ. Stores probably still just label them as Anaheim peppers.
Ohio: nothing specific
Cincinnati: ribs and Ghetta
>>7471949
Ghetta / Goetta
Show how often I buy it.
Milwaukee- Beer and Sausage
Wisconsin- cheese
also, not as well publicized outside the state but custard stands are a big thing here like better versions of Culvers all over the place
The Seattle Dog: A hot dog with cream cheese on it. Also usually grilled onions, jalapenos, etc. But the cream cheese is the important part.
Nevada, so, like...basque food?
LA. I actually have no idea, maybe the Korean taco?
>>7470707
Virginia
Smithfield Hams
Ham Biscuits (Sweet Potato Biscuits are divine)
Virginia Peanuts (Grandma loved them boiled, peanut soup is surprisingly good)
Up and coming wine industry (5th largest producer in the US)
Apple butter from Winchester
Oysters
Brunswick Stew
Fish Fry when the Spot and Croaker are running
We get a lot of spillover from North Carolina and Maryland's classics as well. NOVA is packed to the brim with good Korean and Vietnamese food. Also one of the best places in the country for Salvadorean.
>>7471207
No shit? Tampa here. I thought we were just citrus and Cuban sandwiches.
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Michigan
I'm not even sure desu, all I know is that we're pretty much the /o/ state. Any Michibros wanna fill me in on what makes us special?
>>7473008
I dunno, probably some spill over dishes from Wisconsin cooked with water full of lead and wild game tenderized by being hit by a drunken yooper's pick up truck?
captcha: select all the pickup trucks
Colorado. We are known for rocky Mountain oysters. Bull testicles deep fried
>>7473008
Whitefish sandwiches, pasties. At least for yooper cuisine.
Orange juice and Publix subs
New Jersey, bagels I guess and taylor ham
>>7470707
California. So weed, and amazing food from all over the world.
>>7473335
>>7473315
Taylor ham's great. I think our Italian food is up there (mostly NY spillover but NJ proper has a ton of Italian-Americans making their own pizzas and such), and certain crops like blueberries, sweet corn, tomatoes, and cranberries are Jersey's real agricultural pride.
I am from Detroit we are known for our murder.
Wisconsin
We invented cheese.
>>7470707
SoCal
So anything "California style" by means of just adding avocado
I.e. California roll
>>7471853
>Tacoma
I live in Tacoma. Don't tell me you got that at Southern Kitchen off of 6th and Sprague cuz that shit ain't ghetto family.
>>7473533
That's Uncle Thurm's, dog.
>>7473686
Alright that looks pretty ghetto. I'd just go to the Top if I'm in that part of town though. dat pork belly bahn mi.
Massachusetts....so a wicked pissa new england clam chowda kid
Cannot wait for it to be warm enough to go collect those fuckers myself
san diego.
california burrito.
although i prefer good TJ tacos with adobada pork.
also our beer is bretty good. lots of fruity beers but plenty of "normal" stuff also
Michigan--- Molly
Northern California, mainly San Francisco
We got some great fucking soft shell crab and sourdough. I think our oysters are sub par compared to the east coast.
>>7473764
>wicked pissa new england clam chowda
Fuck yes. Mass resident here. Ironically, I actually don't like seafood in general, but I love a good clam chowder with clam cakes, holy shit. I take it for granted that I can walk into almost any restaurant and get a good, fresh clam chowder.
Only bad chowders I've ever had were while I was travelling, once in Seattle and once in Orlando. Never again.
>>7470832
You got some trash on your street Chaim
>>7471582
Steamed hams
>>7471582
wtf I'm from Connecticut and have no concept of what that is
If anything we're known for having the best pizza and the worst drivers
>>7473809
>not claiming mission style burritos
shiggy diggy my amibro
>>7474799
Didn't Man vs Food do part of an episode on Connecticut's famous steamed cheeseburgers? I think they stopped somewhere in Hartford...maybe it was some other cooking/food show but I swear that's actually how I first learned about it and I resolved then and there if I ever made it out of Kentucky that I would try one.
Michigan
Chili dogs with mustard and onion
Butter coated rectangular pizza
Having a brewery every few miles
Polish vodka
Tons of Mexican, polish, and Arabic food
This is all mostly within the 40 miles in and around detroit.
The college towns have a lot of hipster joints that are pretty good, vegan restaurants and coffee shops and the like. There's beer throughout the state with a reputable brewery within 50 miles of any direction from any point in the state, except maybe the UP but that's basically shitty Canada.
NorCal reporting.
Cioppino, sourdough bread, dungeness crab, asian food of all kinds, wine, wine, more wine, and craft beer.
>>7474819
I think it was New Haven
>>7470847
Do you mean Louisiana or Los Angeles
>>7474845
>We have a lot of good breweries in town too
A lot of average breweries churning out IPAs and safe, boring shit. Holy Mountain is the actual literal GOAT. If you haven't been there yet you need to. Nothing else in Seattle compares.
>>7474813
Mission burritos are just big burritos. Wow, it's literally fucking nothing.
We have a legitimate claim to a very few good things, embrace them.
>>7470707
idk about a single food but western states like nevada, and especially las vegas, are famous for the adult buffets i guess?
>>7470707
From Oswego, NY, known for Hoffman Hotdogs.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Culture_of_Minnesota#Cuisine
Orlando here
I guess we're known for those giant turkey drumsticks at disney because disney is all anyone thinks about when orlando is mentioned.
After living here for a year though, I have to say, I will miss the asian food the most if I leave. Shit ton of vietnamese, chinese, thai, a few korean and japanese restaurants. Like 15 different asian markets as well. Downtown orlando is kind of hidden from the tourism.
>>7475054
Yeah man most seattle breweries are shit. From cleveland originally and was very disappointed to learn this..
Great lakes brewery shits on all seattle breweries
>>7475101
The west coast has a lot of ok beer, but almost all the best stuff is from the great lakes area and new england
>>7475101
It's IPAs man. Not saying there's anything wrong with an IPA per se, but it's taken over craft beer. More hops! More bitter! Every hack brewery makes IPAs their flagship and they've become like bitter budweiser to me. Breweries like Holy Mountain are few and far between in a state so elitist about its craft beer.
>>7475101
Seattle specifically is okay. All the surrounding areas are great.
get gud ohio
>>7471207
Where? I'm from central Florida, that being said, Cubans and grouper and key lime pie
Take a wild fucking guess.
>>7471814
Krystal is always the first thing I eat when I'm back in GA. Nu-Way is the shit too, if you're from Macon.
>>7471207
I've lived many places other than Florida but I visit a lot. Really good food there. People migrate there from all over the country so there is always a market for all types of food and not so much of the restrictions you get feeling compelled to honor and continue traditions.
I've lived in Phillips yet the best cheese steak I've had a from some holiday Inn in Florida. What I liked was the FL version was on one of those shitty Amoroso rolls. Instead they picked one that tasted good. Lived in jersey which has that same NY style pizza but I think of s/w Ohio as my fav
>>7475099
I used to live on Mills 50 Orlando. Still in FL but every time I pass by I have to get something in little Vietnam.
>>7475199
Nice I'm walking distance from mills 50. This town has completely changed my palate since moving here.
does the rest of the country have italian water ice or is it just a philly thing?
>>7475210
We have pic related in florida, and a few other small chains. Not sure how big Rita's is, but it's fucking amazing.
>>7475210
its a thing everywhere in those little cups with the wooden spoon at least. however Rita's is the best. basically only the tri-state area. their custard is unbeatable.
>>7475223
Damn I knew you had wawas down there I didnt know Ritas too. And I bet great delis with all the old jews around there too.
hayward, california. lots of hispanics. good street style mexican food. but its in the bay area, so we have EVERYTHING. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
>>7470722
BUT WHAT DO THEY TASTE LIKE?
mmmm, hipster stew. sort of fishy though
>>7470903
can i die afterwards? so my life ends on a note of perfection?
>>7475286
>but its in the bay area, so we have AIDS. HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Cuban sandwhich.
But i used to live where the chimichanga is from.
Could be worse, but im getting tired of hispanic food.
>>7472821
ive had basque food there, that was a fun change of pace.
>>7474799
same, never seen steamed hamburgers before
I live in the northeastern region and if anything we have the most locally made ice cream
>>7473510
goddamn it i cant think of anything that wouldnt be better with avocado. maybe beer?
>>7475311
Well shit, i would even give avocado ice cream the old college try
>>7475059
no no no. a good mission burrito has a lightly grilled tortilla, flavorful fluffy rice, firm beans, super tasty and succulent meat, and salsa cruda. skip the cheese and sour cream, add some avocado, its really quite a treat.
>>7475099
I would eat alligator all day long, just to say; fuck you apex predator, im eating you!
>>7475315
I wonder if salty avocado lemon would be good. Ripe avocados are so rich and creamy on their own, they'd probably be good in ice cream.
>>7475295
why would you care unless your diet is 100% semen? hahahahaha
cape may/wildwood new jersey
never heard of it? that because you aren't from philly or a more northern new jersey.
what we are known for: probably seafood. we have a couple marinas most notably the one at "The Lobster House" where you can get shit right off the boat. its a restaurant and fish market so you can either buy and take shit home or order some pretty decent food there. they also have a raw bar if you are into that. its funny, the thing i hear people shocked about when they come here is that the parking lots are filled with seashells instead of gravel. its really common here. anyway, we aren't a big food town, just a bunch of surfbillies hunting and fishing and being alcoholics.
>>7475158
so delicious
Texas- steak or bbq maybe chili
>>7475340
My parent's have a house in Avalon. Pork roll is low key food but really good imo makes the best breakfast sandwich. btw do you know a chick named Alexa Austin?
>>7473008
Coney islands are fucking everywhere. So that and there's a famepus BBQ place in Detroit a believe
Mostly we deal with poverty and lead water.
>>7471582
I see those on food shows all the time. I don't live too far away, they've always sounded good to me. Why don't you like them?
>>7475389
pork roll is great but i dont think id associate it with my area. it more of a north jersey/new york thing. NJ is a small state but between philly and NY it is basically two separate states. i eat pork roll all the time though its awesome. just not something people use to identify down here.
and nah i have no idea who that is, i might be too old. age or more details?
>>7471840
Fuck yeah, love some coffee milk. Whenever I'm on a road trip and I stop somewhere for breakfast, there's always that certain radius, where once you escape it, none of the waitresses will know what the fuck you mean if you try to order it.
Putting coffee syrup in hot chocolate is wicked good, too.
>>7475407
saw this on bizarre foods america. sounds amazing
>>7470707
From the SF Bay. We're known for:
Mission-style Burritos
Cioppino
Sourdough bread
Steam Beer
Irish Coffee
plenty more
>>7475416
>bizzare foods
Really? Doesn't seem that bizarre, maybe just because I grew up with it. But considering that so many cafes offer coffee beverages that are so light and sweet they're practically coffee milk, anyway. Also, coffee ice cream is a thing in other states, right?
It's great for me because I can't stand actual coffee, but the slight sweet/bitterness of coffee flavoring in milk is excellent.
>>7475430
the name of the show was just a premise for him to go state to state i think. i would say its that bizarre either. just the same host doing what he does
>>7475435
wouldn't*
Southeast New England here, again. Anyone else in the country have Portuguese chourico or linguica? I know in the southwest they have "chorizo" but it's really not the same.They're sublime on a nice Greek-style pizza with green peppers. They make pepperoni seem even more irrelevant than it already is.
>>7475435
I guess eventually they run out of truly "bizarre" foods and just gotta work with what they've got.
>>7475406
for all these years I thought it was a south jesrey thing.Now that Im thinking of it wasnt salt water taffy invented there? plus youre not the garden state for nothing. The farm stands along the road there are all pretty good desu.
Colorado
Green Chile
Eat shit, New Mexico.
Michigan: blueberries, cherries, Coney dog, faygo, vernors, pasties
i'm from ontario and we're known for WATER
we have good food here too but we hoard it instead of exporting
quebec baby
poutine & maple syrup obviously
nothing like some good tire a l'erable to get your mind off how shitty winters are here
>>7475671
also montreal smoked meat and pickles and bagels. based jewish community
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>>7475682
>based jewish community
>>7471873
>forgetting bourbon
>>7475288
Try General Tso's sauce with some pig, since that's what cannibalized glazed buman tastes closely to.
For those who don't know, General Tso had his men cannibalize 20-30,000 civilians to survive in a war and made a sauce to make it more palatable, and it's now a popular amerinese food fish, General Tso's Chicken
>>7475054
Everywhere that has a lot of microbreweries is bound to have a lot of shitty ones that churn out shitty copies of the trendy beer of the month, but we do have some pretty good ones: Fremont, Georgetown, Holy Mountain, Maritime Pacific, Schooner Exact, Populuxe, to name a few.
>>7470719
Bruh
>>7475083
Syracuse, NY
We have Salt Potatoes
New York... hot dogs, buffalo wings, and flat pizza.
>mfw probably going to the national wing festival in Buffalo this year
>>7475065
shrimp cocktail?
>>7477021
Posting that fucking disgusting place, literal vomit inducing
>>7471949
Cincy: You could throw Grippo's BBQ chips in there.
Cleveland: anything Eastern European. Pierogis, schnitzel, pork and sauerkraut, spaetzel, all that good shit.
>>7474799
>worst drivers
NY/CT boarder resident here, can confirm.
>>7470707
>city
72 ounce steak challenge
Huckleberry pie and deep fried bull testicles of all goddamn things.
>>7470832
If being superior means everywhere you go smelling like Elton John's cum covered colon then yeah sure.
>>7478603
thats because you only go there when youre already drunk
>West Virginia
Fuck if I know. Meth?
>>7470709
No you're not.
>>7472079
>be stoned
>make hot dog
>realize you have no condiments
>"ah, I'll just put some sour cream on it, that'll probably be good..."
>end up finding some relish and onions after all
>just put them on, too
Thus, the Seattle Dog was born.
>>7472079
Ahh, I forgot about the Seattle dog. I've had way too many of these while stumbling around Fremont or Capitol Hill after the bars close.
New Orleans, so basically the best old fat black grandma cooking there is.
Plus alligator hot dogs are the absolute shit
>>7470707
Anyone who thinks Maryland is shit doesn't have interesting enough friends to show them the cool parts of the state. Also, crabs and crabcakes are amazing, but Maryland is also known for pit beef, bull roasts, and Berger cookies. There are also some regional food practices that I've discovered to be pretty unique there such as eating your fries with Old Bay or vinegar.
Maybe it's because I grew up in Baltimore, but I still prefer my favorite barbecue joints to any of the regionally famous styles. The meat at the Corner stable is typically more tender and the sauce is sweet.
>>7479547
>doesn't have interesting enough friends
But I'm sure your friends only go to the Best spots
Indiana. For some reason we're known for breaded pork tenderloins. I've even been emphatically told that you can only ever get them in this state.
Like people from other states have yet to develop the technology needed to deep fry a specific part of a pig, or that pigs only exist in this state.
PittsburghFag here
Our idea of cuisine is putting fries and coleslaw on a sandwich or eating pirogi
Basically fatasses everywhere
>>7479547
One of the most pretentious posts I've ever seen on here desu
>>7479570
Anon, how are these breaded tenderloins, any special prep unique to Indiana or local foods used in prep
>>7479584
I actually don't partake in them. Have maybe had less than 10 in my life and the last was years and years ago.
>>7479584
Pretty good, though its mostly the size of the tenderloin thats the main attraction.
I've eaten tenderloins that were literally larger than my own head, though for some reason they still consider it a regular sandwhich, and use normal sized buns, which end up looking retardedly small compared to the thing.
Oh, and theres always a couple slices of pickle on it.
Always with the pickles.
Another Colorado fag here i guess we have good chili but thats pretty much it besides weed and beer
>>7479559
I know how it sounds, but it's called "Smalltimore" for a reason. The night life along with the local art scene is extremely insular and hard to enjoy without having a personal stake in it.
>>7472952
571 here. Spot on. Can't wait for some good ol' Virginia ham on Easter
Also Colorado fag here. Beer, dank nugget, buffalo burgers, green chili, Beau Jo's Pizza, Corn pancakes.
>>7470707
Michigan.
Apples, craft beer, and square pizza.
>>7471388
Also Key Lime Pie and the Grouper Sandwich
>>7471735
Walla Walla Sweets are nothing to cry over either.
>>7470707
Vancouver Bc
Salmon is good
Lots of Asians means lots of good authentic Asian restaurants
Western stuff is mostly mid tier and over priced faggotry
I guess we also have poutine
Gooey butter cake
Pork chops
St paul sandwich
Red hot riblets
Ribs
What city do I live in?
