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Your state is a small selection of foodstuffs.

Apr 15, 2011#1

GasBandit

Apr 15, 2011#2

Officer_Charon

Where the FUCK are my peaches and Chicken n' waffles?!

Apr 15, 2011#3

GasBandit

Officer_Charon said:
Where the FUCK are my peaches and Chicken n' waffles?!

I didn't see the chicken and waffles, but apparently the peaches went to Alabama.

Apr 15, 2011#4

Officer_Charon

Horseshit and tomfoolery, says I!

Apr 15, 2011#5

Cajungal

Sweet potatoes and mayhaw jelly? That's it? Granted, those two things are both wonderful, but they need a bigger map.

Apr 15, 2011#6

Officer_Charon

Inorite?! I mean... with both Gumbo and Jambalaya to choose from... they go with sweet potatoes?

Apr 15, 2011#7

Jiarn

Chili con carne? That's about right.

Apr 15, 2011#8

Wasabi Poptart

Figures New Jersey is, once again, all about the assholes and lips. *eyeroll*

Apr 15, 2011#9

GasBandit

Wasabi Poptart said:
Figures New Jersey is, once again, all about the assholes and lips. *eyeroll*

Apr 15, 2011#10

klew

Where's the garlic?

Apr 15, 2011#11

phil

Grapefruit? I can't tell if that's in Texas or Sucklahoma.

Apr 15, 2011#12

Officer_Charon

That would be Tejas. Also, wtf?

Apr 15, 2011#13

Wasabi Poptart

GasBandit said:

Damn it I thought we killed that thing out in the swamp!

Apr 15, 2011#14

Krisken

Well, Wisconsin didn't get cheese (eh?), but then, neither did anyone else. I think we can live with brandy, bratwurst, and frozen custard (which is excellent).

Apr 16, 2011#15

AshburnerX

Ohio should, once again, be ether be Buckeye candy or Shaker Lemon Pie.

Apr 16, 2011#16

Covar

Sweet Potato? Not pork?

I'm confused.

Apr 17, 2011#17

wana10

washington and oregon seem to be correct.

Apr 17, 2011#18

Mathias

Pretzels in PA? wtf?

Actually PA is like the pretzel capital of the US; we have Snyder's of Hanover, Philadelphia, Anderson Pretzels, ... son of a bitch.

You win this round, food stereotype chart!

Apr 17, 2011#19

Wahad

What the hell is smettanick? GIMS'd it but it doesn't return any good results, other than some sort of cake?

Apr 17, 2011#20

Mathias

Wahad said:
What the hell is smettanick? GIMS'd it but it doesn't return any good results, other than some sort of cake?

Smettanick or smetannik is derived from Russian meaning sour cream. The Polish word for sour cream is śmietana or śmietanik. It's a sour cream based cake (cheese cake). How it's popular in Montana is unknown to me.

Apr 17, 2011#21

General Specific

Officer_Charon said:
Where the FUCK are my peaches and Chicken n' waffles?!

South Carolina produces more peaches, which is why we have it on our list instead.

Apr 17, 2011#22

Chad Sexington

Yeah but no one says "My South Carolina Peach" as a term of endearment. I will, however, stand behind you if you try to inject it into our colloquialisms, because I think it sounds hilarious.

Apr 17, 2011#23

Zappit

No clam chowdah for Massachusetts? Cranberry makes sense, though.

Apr 17, 2011#24

General Specific

Chad Sexington said:
Yeah but no one says "My South Carolina Peach" as a term of endearment. I will, however, stand behind you if you try to inject it into our colloquialisms, because I think it sounds hilarious.

Apr 18, 2011#25

sixpackshaker

Cajungal said:
Sweet potatoes and mayhaw jelly? That's it? Granted, those two things are both wonderful, but they need a bigger map.

I thought Mayhaw was more of a TX thing. Maybe it is a Shreveport food stuff.

"The Valley" produces a lot of grapefruit. That is where Ruby Red grapefruits came from.
Added at: 18:48
Also Crayfish in Misery (Missouri) and not in LA or TX?

Apr 18, 2011#26

Wasabi Poptart

I always think of blueberries, tomatoes, and corn when I think of New Jersey. But that is because of the area I lived in. I was surrounded by farms and pine trees. The town I lived in was next to the self-proclaimed Blueberry Capital of the World.

Apr 18, 2011#27

General Specific

I always find it weird when some town proclaims themselves the ____ Capital of the World. Did they really do the work to figure it out?

Apr 18, 2011#28