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62. that's supposed to be on a need to know basis

Reply to geardaddy (Reply #48)

Fri Jul 18, 2014, 04:57 PM

Jul 2014

no one who doesn't live here needs to know that Minnesota is the heartland of cream of mushroom soup cuisine

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Comfort foods of every state in America [View all] KamaAina Jul 2014 OP

They got Wisconsin wrong. It's not fried cheese curds, it's .... Scuba Jul 2014 #1

Not beer? KamaAina Jul 2014 #2

Actually brandy, but my little pea brain screwed that up. Scuba Jul 2014 #7

Who drinks bourbon in Wisconsin? mysuzuki2 Jul 2014 #21

Please see my post #7. Scuba Jul 2014 #23

Well alrighty then! mysuzuki2 Jul 2014 #24

Not bourbon, brandy Fortinbras Armstrong Jul 2014 #26

Please see my post #7. Scuba Jul 2014 #27

As Lewis Black explains about Wisconsin drinking Bombero1956 Jul 2014 #49

This is a pepperoni roll: femmocrat Jul 2014 #3

That's what I thought! KamaAina Jul 2014 #4

Yes, they are yummy. femmocrat Jul 2014 #6

Looks like what the Hot Pocket tried to be, and failed jmowreader Jul 2014 #15

You are right about Pittsburgh. femmocrat Jul 2014 #5

Five Way, over spaghetti CBGLuthier Jul 2014 #8

I've never eaten many of those. LWolf Jul 2014 #9

Actually, toasted KamaAina Jul 2014 #11

I spent some time in MO LWolf Jul 2014 #13

I can't believe marionberry pie made it into the top 10. bluedigger Jul 2014 #18

Nope. LWolf Jul 2014 #28

See post 36 below. KamaAina Jul 2014 #53

Well that makes a lot more sense, then. bluedigger Jul 2014 #56

breakfast burritos for colorado? fizzgig Jul 2014 #10

Srsly. KamaAina Jul 2014 #12

What is loco moco? Chellee Jul 2014 #14

Loco moco is phenomenal Godhumor Jul 2014 #33

I'm going to take your word for it. Chellee Jul 2014 #34

it looks like it has already been eaten Skittles Jul 2014 #41

I would have gone with the Spam musubi myself KamaAina Jul 2014 #43

The steamed cheeseburger sharp_stick Jul 2014 #16

I have ancient roots in Meriden-Middletown... grasswire Jul 2014 #47

I was never a fan growing up here. Chan790 Jul 2014 #57

That fish taco looks great, but I'm with you Populist_Prole Jul 2014 #17

Looks like a variation of aioli Auggie Jul 2014 #20

And also it needs a corn tortilla vanlassie Jul 2014 #40

i read through it, state by state (from a link) orleans Jul 2014 #19

comfort food in a handful of countries orleans Jul 2014 #22

New Mexico, Green Chili Stew raptor_rider Jul 2014 #25

I dare you! I triple dog dare you! KamaAina Jul 2014 #32

when I see that picture it reminds me of how they did that scene Bombero1956 Jul 2014 #50

Green Chile Stew is awesome yellowdogintexas Jul 2014 #61

Fish tacos always come with white sauce hack89 Jul 2014 #29

It's called creama, a kind of "wet" sour cream. denbot Jul 2014 #35

In central Illinois, they have something called a horseshoe Fortinbras Armstrong Jul 2014 #30

ooh I would definitely go for that Skittles Jul 2014 #42

a list that has Indian Tacos (fry bread tacos) as the worst comfort food Kali Jul 2014 #31

don't worry, Indian Tacos (mmm) weren't ranked as the worst comfort food fishwax Jul 2014 #37

yes, damn suspect ~ hopemountain Jul 2014 #39

Exactly! Chicago deep dish at #5 - what the hell?? Its #1!!!! nt riderinthestorm Jul 2014 #51

the rankings aren't for the comfort food, but for the states as a whole fishwax Jul 2014 #36

That makes more sense KamaAina Jul 2014 #45

that is cilantro jalape�o ranch on the taco hopemountain Jul 2014 #38

Another reason to despise SoCal KamaAina Jul 2014 #44

Cheese dip is Arkansas' "comfort food"? Art_from_Ark Jul 2014 #46

As much as I love Jucy Lucys, I wouldn't call them comfort food. geardaddy Jul 2014 #48

Until fewer than 20 years ago, Jenoch Jul 2014 #59

Agreed. geardaddy Jul 2014 #60

that's supposed to be on a need to know basis azurnoir Jul 2014 #62

Mom has never even been to Minnesota KamaAina Jul 2014 #63

I've lived in this godforsaken state 60 years and never even seen a piece of Mississippi Mud Pie... Rowdyboy Jul 2014 #52

New Haven pizza is better than the steamed burger, imo (nt) bigwillq Jul 2014 #54

Indeed--New Haven pizza is wonderful, as are its grinders Lydia Leftcoast Jul 2014 #58

Nevada: Buffet Capt. Obvious Jul 2014 #55

I personally like handmade34 Jul 2014 #64