/ck/ - Food & Cooking

[Anonymous No.16239445]

how accurate is map related ?

[Anonymous No.16239458]

I don't know. I DON'T KNOW! STOP YELLING AT ME!

[Anonymous No.16239468]

>>16239445
Looks pretty accurate to me.

[Anonymous No.16239498]

>>16239445
Iowa here.
Na its pretty off. The majority of places here are goddamn franchises like Macdons and BoigahKing.
So I guessburger and fries would be better representative of our slot there. That or gas station food. Blegh.

[Anonymous No.16239519]

St. Louis style pizza is goat and people who disagree are plebs.

[Anonymous No.16239521]

>>16239445
new york is gruesomely wrong. and i don't know how you can have smithfield ham but not berkshire

[Anonymous No.16239523]

>>16239519
That looks more like altoona pizza

[Anonymous No.16239526]

>>16239445
Most glaring omission: buffalo wings

[Anonymous No.16239589]

>>16239445
Grew up in MN

They sell lefse at the grocery store but I didn't think it was particularly popular

Tater tot hotdish was a thing, I rarely at it at home though

I've had a few Juicy Lucys, my family likes them more

Potato pancakes with applesauce don't really seem like a Minnesota thing, afaik they're a Jewish thing. Only ever had them in Jewish delis

Everything in WI is just as much at home in MN

Pierogie and kielbasa are also not unheard of in the Twin Cities, there is (or was) a decent selection of Slav delis and restaurants in Northeast Minneapolis and St. Paul

When I think of MN I think of eating walleye, maybe also eating wild rice

[Anonymous No.16239597]

>>16239589
Oh, we have plenty of Hmong/"Vietnamese", so pho is another thing that reminds me of MN

[Anonymous No.16239608]

All the Idaho stuff is dead wrong. We don't eat much potato cuz they're taken by McDonalds

[Anonymous No.16239631]

>>16239608
>This is the McDonald's Police! Open up! We know you have a potato in there!

[Anonymous No.16239643]

>>16239445
Chicago dog
Chicago stuffed pizza
Chicago tavern style pizza
Italian beef
Maxwell street Polish (slightly different than just any old Polish)
All missing

[Anonymous No.16239659]

>>16239643
The gyro (the American kind) was also invented in Chicago. Few people know that

[Anonymous No.16239682]

Texas here. Can confirm these are all staple menu items at local restaurants.

[Anonymous No.16239688]

>>16239498
*signature dish* map not *most often consumed* map or else every single state would be fast food trash

[Anonymous No.16239690]

Florida is pretty accurate.
I live in Tampa and it seems to be a sin for any restaurant not to have a cuban.

Would add north shore roast beef sandwiches in Massachusetts.

[Anonymous No.16239691]

altoona pizza

[Anonymous No.16239696]

>>16239445
Infographics like this are always misleading and wrong. Its really a terrible way of presenting data. While there are regional foods for particular reasons, there is never a cutoff at a state line. Its just stupid "content" produced for clickbait reasons. And it keeps working, people really are that fucking stupid.

[Anonymous No.16239779]

>>16239445
OregonFag here. About right. Hilarious that Idaho is latkes though

[Anonymous No.16239785]

>>16239445
>Oh it's all BBQ for Kansas and Missouri, this image is bullsh--

>Gooey Butter Cake

Fuck, nailed it.

[Anonymous No.16239809]

Poke bowl is a mainland abomination, and spam burgers are just about the last way anyone in Hawaii would eat spam. Loco Moco is fine, but they didn't even spell it right. Should have spam musubi, saimin, or manapua, and then something actually fucking Hawaiian like poi, kalua pork, or lau lau.

[Anonymous No.16239832]

>>16239445
You can't even find mission burritos in SoCal.

What the fuck is this?

[Anonymous No.16239862]

>>16239832
Yeah, and Redding isn't exactly known for its avocado toast. The regional stuff seems pretty random outside of the East Coast.

[Anonymous No.16239928]

test

[Anonymous No.16239933]

>>16239928
Is this your first time using a computer?

[Anonymous No.16239935]

>Massachusetts
>chowder and lobster mac
Please secede the rest of the US from my state, for your own good

[Anonymous No.16239950]

>>16239445
Nashville isn't known for fried chicken, it's known for specifically "Nashville Hot Chicken", which is a type of fried chicken, but extremely hot due to cayenne in the flour coating.

Give East Tennessee moonpies. If you've never had a moonpie, go fuck yourself.

It's crazy to reduce all of Pennsylvania to a Philly Cheesesteak. At least include a Primanti Bros sandwich for Pittsburgh, and a soft pretzel.

Mississippi could use a slugburger with comeback sauce.

"Cincinnati Chili" is better known as "Skyline Chili".

Chicago Deep Dish is only for tourists. Real Chicagoans prefer Chicago Thin and Crispy style pizza.

[Anonymous No.16239956]

>>16239445
VA is spot on.

[Anonymous No.16240014]

>>16239950
>Chicago Deep Dish is only for tourists. Real Chicagoans prefer Chicago Thin and Crispy style pizza
While this is true, Deep Dish/Stuffed are definitely more of a "signature" dish - and are honestly better than that square cut crap. And if they're going to list pierogis and kielbasa, they might as well list gyros or Italian beef. And if California has California rolls, Illinois should have corn dogs, in spite of the fact that they're both eaten fucking everywhere. This entire chart is a hodgepodge clickbait mess probably thrown together in 2 hours by an intern.

[Anonymous No.16240017]

>>16239950
Dude lick a dick

[Anonymous No.16240027]

>>16239445
>crawdad

FFS STOP. its not a fucking crawdad or a crayfish. CRAWFISH. crawdad sounds like some antiquated jazz slang from the 20s.

[Anonymous No.16240111]

>>16239445
pennsylvania should be cut in half vertically, east is cheese steak, west is permanti bros

[Anonymous No.16240149]

>pho
>not teriyaki
WAfag here this chart is broken.

[Anonymous No.16241712]

>>16239445
>>16239690
I'm so fucking sick of these maps always only showing clam chowder for massachuetts, we have so much more to offer

[Anonymous No.16241785]

>>16239445
Cheesesteak bros where you at?

[Anonymous No.16241789]

>smoked salmon
>alaska
fuck you thats a vancouver thing you fucking nigger kill yourself

[Anonymous No.16241817]

>>16239445
WI here, definitely accurate for "traditional" foods here

[Anonymous No.16241941]

>>16241712
>I'm so fucking sick of these maps always only showing clam chowder for massachuetts, we have so much more to offer

It shows Lobster Mac there too.

[Anonymous No.16241950]

>>16239445
delmarva area is completely accurate

[Anonymous No.16242084]

>>16239445
Don't know anyone from Illinois that would get behind having pierogi, pizza puffs, or kielbasa as their signature dishes. Deep dish for Chicago, sure.

[Anonymous No.16242093]

>>16241712
I'd be seething if I was from PA and all they show for the entire state is the Philly Cheesesteak
WIT WIZ RIGHT
Christ man fuck Geno's fuck Pat's

[Anonymous No.16242154]

Not ONCE have I seen anyone in Utah eat god damn jello. The fry sauce bit is genuine, though.

[Anonymous No.16242199]

>>16239445
>Onion Burger
Is Oklahoma that desolate?

[Anonymous No.16242206]

>>16239445
None of those look too healthy

[Anonymous No.16242210]

>>16242199
Yes.

[Anonymous No.16242229]

>>16239445
Northern Michigan and Wisconsin are pretty accurate to my experience.

[Anonymous No.16242230]

>>16242199
Almost as bad as us having fucking beef enchilada and cow testicles as featured courses
I didn't even know beef enchilada was a feature of Colorado until now and I've lived here 20 years

[Anonymous No.16242673]

>>16239445
Virginia needs the open pit beef sanwich

[Anonymous No.16242695]

>>16239445
ND and MN are accurate.

[Anonymous No.16242727]

>>16239445
california is pretty accurate. mission burrito isn't that big in california though. carne asada fries or california burrito would be better

[Anonymous No.16242749]

>>16239445
TN needs Nashville hot chicken

[Anonymous No.16244389]

>>16240014
It's not "square cut crap" if it's Aurelio's.

[Anonymous No.16244405]

>>16242084
They are more like things that are eaten extensively here. Proud we came up with the pizza puff though. Those things are good. I was actually surprised it's not known outside of Chicago.

[Anonymous No.16244408]

>>16239445
Florida seems pretty accurate to me. Didn't think conch fritters were that signature though, are they really unavailible elsewhere? in that case there is also stone crab and gator tail that are common down here. Where I live lots of chicago pizza as well, not really unique to florida though.

[Anonymous No.16244414]

>>16239445
>>16239498
we need to talk about The Pork Tenderloin Sandwich
Indiana has NO RIGHTS to it. IOWA is the pork center of the entire world and it's as prolific here as is is there. WE deserve this ICON. FUCK LOOSE MEAT SANDWICHES NO ONE FUCKING EATS THOSE

[Anonymous No.16244418]

>>16241785
814

[Anonymous No.16244423]

>>16244414
Sorry you have more Muslims than Indiana so by default you aren't allowed to be the pork capital of the world. It's not halal

[Anonymous No.16244429]

>>16241785
>world super power status by 2020
Few images age like fine wine, this is going to be one of them.

>>16244408
>Didn't think conch fritters were that signature though, are they really unavailible elsewhere?
I've never had them anywhere but there and the Caribbean, although I've also never really sought them out.

[Anonymous No.16244482]

>>16242229
fuck off y**per

[Anonymous No.16244487]

>>16239445
Arizona
Chimichanga? Yes.
Sonoran dog? no.

[Anonymous No.16244501]

>>16239445
>CT
>No hot-oil
Nope.
Also, don’t buy Chinkfield.

[Anonymous No.16244506]

>>16239445
>New England
>No steak bombs
What the FUCK.

[Anonymous No.16244510]

>>16239445
looks good for all 4 states ive lived in. washington even has the meme gook "food" that cums in your face, checks out.

[Anonymous No.16244519]

>>16239445
>VT
>NH
>No steak bombs
What the FUCK.

[Anonymous No.16244544]

>>16244408
>conch fritters, stone crab and gaiter are staple cuisine in Nebraska.

Are you really this stupid?

SC here, pretty spot on. Add some BBQ.

[Anonymous No.16244549]

>>16239445
Arkansas gets chocolate gravy and fried pickles, too. Both invented here.

[Anonymous No.16245170]

>>16239445
Having lived in Iowa my whole life I couldn't tell you that last time I've had corn bread and I've had it <10 times in my life. I've always thought of it as more of a southern/black thing.

Also agree with the other guy, pork tenderloin sandwiches would be a more accurate representative. Could also pick deep fried oreos/twinkies/butter if you go to the state fair.

[Anonymous No.16245182]

>>16240027
>tfw mister cool
suck it losers

[Anonymous No.16245227]

>>16239643
Chicago thin crust should be missing because its trash and is actually inferior to nearly all other styles unlike deep dish. Its the pizza events get because its the cheapest, they promised food and they don't care how it taste

[Anonymous No.16245239]

get your CDL fellas, hit the open road. meme cuisine can be all yours too.
circled all the regional dished i hit in their region.
but i do have to nominate stuffed cabbage for pittsburgh as i've eaten it there with 3 different groups of people

[Anonymous No.16245250]

>>16245239
aaaaaaaahhhh i missed west virginia pizza rolls.
also, the blackberry cobbler there is divine.

[Anonymous No.16245262]

>>16239445
>Virginia
>Peanuts and Coke
As a Georgian I'm very offended these yokels are stealing our signature meals

[Anonymous No.16245309]

>>16245239
How hard is it really to drive one of those trucks? I've played a lot Of Euro/American Truck Sim, so I feel like I have a decent idea of how they feel and handle, but obviously it doesn't really compare to actually driving one

[Anonymous No.16245332]

>>16244405

Yea I ate pizza puffs all through my Chicago childhood/adolescence but was only just now struck that I never saw them anywhere else

[Anonymous No.16245348]

>>16245309
not hard, you just have to maintain 100% vigilance at every friggin ramp on the highways to watch out for stupid shit.

[Anonymous No.16245356]

>>16239688
If it's signature dish then Iowa should clearly be corn on the cob.
>>16244414
Exactly my first impression every time I see something like this, but what the hell else can Indiana lay claim to? If we really had to scrounge Iowa could still be acknowledged as the inventor of the taco pizza, but Indiana is a state with nothing to distinguish it.

[Anonymous No.16245362]

>>16240027
>father skipper

[Anonymous No.16245413]

>>16239445
>Live in Saskatchewan
>Never leave
>Wife says were going on a trip
>We go to fuckin North Dakota
>It's just American Saskatchewan(rednecks, drunk natives, hotdishes, lots of beer drinking and big trucks)
Will I ever escape the boring, trashy Midwest? It seems like I'm doomed to blue collar work and either Jesus and drinking myself to death or just drinking myself to death. The older I get the more hopeless this place seems, and everyone here seems hopeless and like they are trying to escape but can't. If you don't farm, you have no place here, the only other thing is selling shitty rushed new homes to retirees for way too much, and they all are selling there land thats been in there families for two hundred years to the hutterites cause they pool there money together and pay stupid prices.

[Anonymous No.16245449]

>>16245356
>Indiana is a state with nothing to distinguish it
Hoosier here, you're completely right. There's nothing interesting about IN, it just takes what other people have done. We even have a museum dedicated to the movie Hoosiers, as if it couldn't have been set absolutely anywhere else with no changes.

[Anonymous No.16246118]

>>16239785
I don't know what that is and I live here. Also it should be Burnt Ends, not a fucking Bbq and pulled pork sandwich to represent KC

[Anonymous No.16246196]

>>16239589
Potato pancakes with sauce are pretty popular depending on where you live, might be a boomer thing.
lefse is delicious but overpriced.
I would replace Tatertot hotdish with just hotdish period.
Wild rice does come to mind when i think mn.

[Anonymous No.16246652]

>>16244544
>Are you really this stupid?

[Anonymous No.16247735]

>>16239445
Florida here, can confirm those are our only 3 food groups

[Anonymous No.16247924]

>>16247735
Is it pronounced conch or conch

[Anonymous No.16247936]

>>16239608

But that's wrong. ALL potatoes used by McDonalds are from WA state.

[Anonymous No.16247973]

>>16247924
It's conk but I've never seen anyone get feisty over someone saying consh, you just might get a funny look at best

[Anonymous No.16248018]

>>16239445
>every midwestern state has 50 things yet entire east coast gets only one mention per state
Yeah, this map is shit.

[Anonymous No.16248035]

>>16241785
610 represent

[Anonymous No.16248127]

>>16248035
Same here nigga.

[afatoldman No.16248334]

>>16239445
The fried chicken in TN should be Nashville Hot Chicken.

[Anonymous No.16248343]

>>16248127
West Chester here.

[Anonymous No.16248345]

>>16248035
>>16248127
Ayyyy Ridley park reporting in niggers

[afatoldman No.16248352]

I associate San Diego with Carne Asade fries.

[afatoldman No.16248362]

Someone needs to atone for this nasty shit. I nominate MN.

[Anonymous No.16248369]

>>16248343
>>16248345
Shillington represent

[Anonymous No.16248384]

Oregon is accurate enough, I suppose; we also have a ton of hazelnut things, as it's one of the states primary yields. If beer were on the map it would be a whole host of (mostly shitty) IPA's.

[Anonymous No.16248430]

>>16239445
>Nebraska
>Runza
Fair enough, we have a shit ton of beef too otherwise but I guess steak is probably too general to be a signature dish.
As far as Runzas go, the restraunt is fine but they're worth making on your own. They keep well so you can make a large batch 60-70% cooked, freeze it, then have them whenever you want.

[Anonymous No.16248441]

>>16239445
Looks more or less accurate from my neck of the woods (Georgia) but clearly missing a lot.

[Anonymous No.16248475]

>>16239445
did we have mackinac island before we had the up?

[Anonymous No.16248490]

These are "signature dishes" if you are a drunk teen.

[Anonymous No.16248975]

>>16239445
Buckeyes are fucking kino.

[Anonymous No.16248983]

>Fried Catfish
Holy shit I’ve never been more proud of my state

[Bourbon Balls No.16249004]

>>16239445
Not sure, but I'm definitely calling myself Bourbon Balls from now on

[Bourbon Balls No.16249035]

>>16239809
Based

I miss kalua pork
T. NYfag

[Anonymous No.16249042]

>>16239445
north of california doesn't have any kind of normal California food. california roll is a universal food. i can affirm that coney dog in southern Michigan is true.

[Anonymous No.16249184]

>>16242230
I'm from Montrose and ate beef enchilada today
Pretty accurate

[Anonymous No.16249343]

>>16240027
>doc peeper

[Anonymous No.16249450]

>>16239445
Springfield MO should have cashew chicken, it started there. also the ST. Paul sandwich should be somewhere on here.

[Anonymous No.16249539]

Maryland crab cakes is correct

[Anonymous No.16249567]

>>16239928
You made bad changes and you should feel bad. You're a bad person who does bad things.

[Anonymous No.16249569]

>>16239445
>crawdad boil

[Anonymous No.16249578]

Washington DC should have the half smoke. Miami has arepa de choclo, which was originally a Columbian dish, but there’s a distinct Miami variety that I think more people should know about. Pic related.

[Anonymous No.16249602]

I grew up pretty much smack dab in the middle of New Jersey until I was 15 and I don't think I ever had or heard of a Pork Roll.

[Anonymous No.16249720]

>>16239445
Tater tot hot dish is a meme, but lefse and potato pancakes (or latkes) with applesauce are fire
Juicy lucies are pretty common

[Anonymous No.16249728]

>>16239445
Chicken and wild rice soup for minnesota, much more common/iconic than potato pancakes. I don't see lefse much but its great

[Sage No.16250096]

>>16239445
Finally someone puts fleischkuekle on the map as well. Knoephla soup fucking blows - especially compared to the other German-Russian soups

[Anonymous No.16250101]

>>16239445
No one here calls crawfish “crawdads” especially in the context of a boil.

[Anonymous No.16250109]

>>16239445
It's another thread about this where everyone misses the point that the map is suppose to be what you're known for to outsiders and not what you actually eat

[Anonymous No.16250129]

>>16240027
>lord chill

[Anonymous No.16250133]

>>16249343
duke peeper

[Anonymous No.16250137]

>>16249602
>I grew up pretty much smack dab in the middle of New Jersey
I'm pretty sure that's the exact last specific area in the US I would live in

[Anonymous No.16250149]

potato pancakes with applesauce are a wisconsin thing, almost always accompanied with fish fry

[Anonymous No.16250174]

>>16249578
These are so good.

[Anonymous No.16250461]

>>16239445
ND bro here

very accurate, but lutefisk (preserved whitefish) should also be included in either ND or MN

we unironically eat knoephla and fleischkuekle at diners

[Anonymous No.16250669]

>>16239445
Why is american regional food so... Soulless. Not shitting the food itself but most of it is just the same but different

[Anonymous No.16250693]

>>16250669
Name a single country with more diversity in its food between regions.

[Anonymous No.16250720]

>>16250669
Yeah that's every country buddy

[Anonymous No.16250736]

>>16250461
>lutfisk
Do you guys also eat it with a white sauce? It's a tradition food around Christmas here in Sweden.

[Anonymous No.16250762]

>>16250736
indeed! usually it's eaten with a white cream sauce and/or melted butter

[Anonymous No.16250948]

>>16250720
>>16250693
Not true, for example look at how a Nordic and germanic country has so many variaties of bread. And most of them are very different.
Meanwhile in America you all eat the same sandwich like hun with meat in it.

Also how big is America compared to other countries?

[Anonymous No.16250968]

>>16250948
This chart isn't very good and leaves out a lot of regional food. The whole of the South is...not representative of standard fare.

[Anonymous No.16251137]

>>16239445
>>16244487

Yea I dont agree with either of the things. I dont know what id nominate in either of those places tho lmao. Arizona burrito and fry bread are my best guesses.

>>16240027

I got Sir Pop thanks you made me gay

[Anonymous No.16251212]

>>16240027

[Anonymous No.16251312]

>>16240027
>Doc Radical
Jokes on you that's what everyone already calls me

[Anonymous No.16251360]

>>16239445
>Idaho
Ice cream potato is a novelty sold to tourists at the potato museum and I have no idea where latkes are a prominent local dish. Nowhere, probably. More accurate would be finger steaks/bite size and tater tots.
>Utah
Yeah fry sauce is a thing but it's not really a dish. Pastrami burgers are an SLC thing that feature fry sauce. Pretty much everyone in Utah will have fry sauce instead of ketchup. Per capita jello consumption may be the highest but I wouldn't say that it's a prominent part of the regional cuisine. Intermountain west/inland northwest really don't have much of a food culture/identity. It's pretty much just burgers/steaks like the rest of flyover country.

[Anonymous No.16251368]

>>16251360
I should also note that fry sauce is just as ubiquitous in Idaho as it is in Utah. Lots of people from ID mistakenly think that it's an Idaho thing and don't realize that it was invented in UT.

[Anonymous No.16251389]

>>16240027
>sir perfect

[Anonymous No.16251610]

>no dog with the works for CT
they have done my boy dirty.

[Anonymous No.16252444]

>>16239526
crowded out by g plates and detroit pizza lol

[Anonymous No.16252506]

>>16239445
why is pho in Washington? california should be viet capital of the west followed by houston.

[Anonymous No.16252560]

>>16252506
It probably blew up with the hipsters there. Or whatever the new hipsters are, I don't think real hipsters have been a thing for like a decade. Then again they do have a relatively high % of Asians, at least compared to Texas. Our population might put us higher IRN though.

[Anonymous No.16252608]

>>16240027
>Daddy Radical

[Anonymous No.16252762]

>>16240027
>Uncle Yes
Wut

[Anonymous No.16252774]

>>16239458
le upboat for 2008 era 'so random' humor

[Anonymous No.16253110]

>>16241712
No you don't

[Anonymous No.16253146]

>>16239519
This looks too British to be real

[Anonymous No.16253161]

>>16240027
>Prince Fizz

[Anonymous No.16253652]

>>16240027
>daddy fizz

[Anonymous No.16253664]

>>16239445
Looks like everything's to scale.

[Anonymous No.16253693]

>>16250948
You don't think we have different breads? Are you retarded?

[Anonymous No.16253699]

>>16239445
I'm from Ohio and I've never heard of a Cleveland polish boy. It sounds like something dirty in the bedroom.