/ck/ - Food & Cooking

>>15958829
let me break this down for you
core midwest
>farmlands, Iowa to Ohio
>small cities, highways, billboards about how you're going to hell, truck stops
>corn and soybeans
>people are mostly german-irish-polish muts
upper midwest
>northwoods
>less farms, more lakes
>everyone goes hunting, fishing, snowmobiling
>people are mostly german and some scandis
eastern midwest
>ohio and PA farm country
>border between the core midwest and mid atlantic
>start having more east coast influence
south
>believe the confederacy still exists despite never being part of it
>slight southern drawl
great plains
>questionable if part of the midwest or not
>even flatter and more boring than the core midwest, if that was even possible
>start leaving farmlands and more towards cattle country
cities
>Chicago, Detroit, St Louis
>full of blacks, hispanics, and hipsters
>only reason they aren't all red states