Alabama's signature dish is smoked chicken with white sauce: "The chicken is smoked for hours and served with white sauce". Who could've guessed, so insightful.
Coffee may be the most common thing in Washington, but we also have a massive amount of apple themed foods in the eastern parts of the state, especially caramel apples around my town.
DC? DC doesn't care about apples 😂 Sure, we have Candy apples around Valentines and apple pie in the grocery stores but nobody cares about it... not in DC.
As a Texan, I can say that BBQ is **really** popular. But, I don’t care if it originated in Texas or not, Texans absolutely cannot get enough of their pecan pie. It’s sweet, full of cinnamon, and of course, pecans. It’s absolutely amazing and I’m really disappointed that they didn’t add it because it’s literally our state dessert.
This channel also did a list of the most popular DESSERT in each state and they chose Pecan Pie for Texas, so maybe that's why they didn't pick it here, too?
I can't wait to go to Texas for the first time! Putting all this on my bucket list of food to try from every state, the BBQ from Texas sounds legendary!
dude i live in utah, and there are 3 people in my entire 2400 kid school population, who like jello, these people don't do any research, if anything our thing is pudding, we make a lot of different puddings, also our puff pastries/donuts/breads, most utahns make their own homemade bread weekly. smh, also a Mormon, we don't eat jello, screw these guys, I'm just so pissed of because i thought they were gonna actually figure something out and be able to say " oh they got it right" but hell no they didn't, I'm just so pissed off at these guys they are so dumb
I can confirm, we love crab cakes. I didn't even realize how good we had it until I ordered it elsewhere and realized other states can't cook it at all. Most accurate list I've seen yet.
Not sure what state is crab cakes but in Puget sound we love to use Red rock crab (or Dungeness). Some of the pieces have to be broken up or they will be to large. The recipe may have been east coast, not sure where it originated.
Our family moved to WA State from MN back in 1977 after nearly 10 years of living there. I was only 2 years old. But, grew up on tater tot casserole. I was told it was one of the many recipes my mom took with her from MN. And, so it explains it as a MN favorite food.
I'm from Tennessee and frankly I'm quite disappointed y'all put Memphis Ribs over Nashville Hot Chicken. It's literally our staple food at this point considering how big Hot Chicken has gotten.
I was also surprised. A lot of states have other items that could've made the cut. I live in Illinois and the Chicago hot dog or Italian beef could've made the cut. South Carolina could've been barbecue with gold sauce. Utah could've been fry sauce. Personally, I like both Nashville hot chicken and Memphis-style ribs. I'm sure that most of the other states have other well-known foods that could've made the cut.
Alaska took salmon and New Hampshire took apples, but Washington could probably lay a claim on crab. There is some GOOD good crab up in the PNW--and I won't complain about coffee putting Washington on the map but I mean, let's play by the rules here--food only.
As a Massachusetts native, I gotta say the clam chowder one is legit. There are often a lot of places that make kind of bad chowder though. The best places for good clam chowder are Rockport and Martha's Vineyard.
Lived in colorado my entire life never had one, never seen anyone have one only seen it at a couple restaurants out of hundreds. At this point I think were biggest for craft beer and weed I struggle to think of an iconic food dish because we have a lil everything.
So been thinking about this and if Colorado did have a iconic food I would say its pork green chili or bbq with way too much, and all the wrong seasoning.
Missourian here, I'd like to acknowledge all the old farm ladies who were wonderful cooks. When l was a little kid in the 60s, in southern Missouri, almost every lady could cook like crazy. Seemed like they all made the best fried chicken. Brisket, dumplins, hot rolls, pork in every form it seemed, cooler, cooler, cooler, hand churned ice cream. The only thing better was to sit and listen to these beautiful folks talk and to interact with them. I love those Ozark people.
If you were a kid in the 60's, the "old farm ladies" must've been born around the 1900's, so OF COURSE they knew how to cook absolutely incredible dishes with very little ingredients, they lived their whole lives only from what their families could grow/pick and raise/hunt themselves!
I saw a few comments mention that New Jersey should’ve had the sub or deli sandwiches. As a lifelong resident, I completely agree. Local deli and sandwich joints are everywhere. Jersey Mikes, QuickChek, Sam’s Deli etc. One thing I do appreciate about NJ food is, if you’re up in North East Jersey, you can get Pizza pretty much on par with NY in a lot of spots. If you go down to more Southern Jersey, you can get a Cheesesteak (almost) as good as some spots in Philly. Due to a lot of people from those bigger cities migrating over. We have great bagels, too!
@@peyton.s612 I said that because OP said that California avocados come from Mexico. I've ask is Mexico part of the US because the fact stated that California produce more avocados than the other states. Since Mexico isn't part of the US, Mexico don't apply for this fact.
@@gabeouellette6049 its mostly the western party of the state, Eastern Oregon didn't seem to really care about it (at least during the few years I lived there).
Washington used to be famous for its apples and cherries. And seafood, especially oysters, clams and salmon. Now its famous for a corporate cookie cutter coffee shop. Sad, that people don't know any better...
As a born and raised Native Hawaiian, I’m a sucker for raw fish poke and can barely eat it pan seared but battered and fried I’m all for. Plus, the poke bowls in Cali aren’t poke bowls, they’re salads with poke in it. A poke bowl is poke and rice-that’s all you need
immage being from Washington and having coffee a food we don't grow in our state and is extremely commonplace all around the world being your so called staple food lol
The delaware one is spot on, I didn't have round drop dumplings in my soup until I had chicken and dumplings at a friend's house who was from another state. Honestly Slippery dumplings just make it so much better.
Some of these iconic dishes have spread beyond the borders of their states to capture tastebuds around the nation -- some that immediate come to mind are gumbo, philly cheesesteaks, and Chicago Deep Dish and New York Style pizza.
As a European who loves Italian-style pizza, one of my culinary dreams is to travel to New York to try their pizza, but also to Chicago to try the deep dish. One awesome thing about the USA being so big and so diverse is that you can find literally every type of cuisine there, both genuine and Americanized.
yo man u can just like. have a new york style pizza. i know its sentimental to u, but the pizzas in new york can be made anywhere on earth exactly the same
I had Chicago deep dish a week ago for the first time, in Chicago!! It was really good! More of a Stromboli with sauce on top in terms of taste/ feel. I had bell peppers and mushrooms and ham and pepperoni.
Californian here. Pretty sure most Californians wouldn't agree with avocado. Each region has its own specialty, but In-n-out burgers and burritos are pretty ubiquitous and beloved across the state (could also make an argument for wine as a high-end state favorite). Yes we like avocados, but we grow all kinds of produce, including 90%+ of America's almonds, figs, olives, kiwis, dates, pistachios, walnuts, etc.
Yeah. That would be like making Wisconsin's state food beer. Yes, Wisconsin might be known for its breweries (I mean, their baseball team's called the Brewers), but people across the country drink beer, and beer's brewed across the country and across the world. Same for Californian avocados: Avocados are enjoyed across the country and sold in supermarkets across the country. For comparison, something like the Sonoran dog of Arizona or Chicago's deep dish pizza are local staples that aren't found throughout the country.
Oklahoman here and y’all nailed it with the chicken fried steak! I work at a restaurant called del Rancho it’s know for its chicken fried steak and chicken fried chicken
I'm originally from Michigan and they're right about the fudge...literally every place that sells ice cream has Mackinac Island Fudge as a flavor and god do I miss it :(
I definitely thought they would say the Coney Dog but maybe that's just for us in the southeastern part of the state. that fudge is amazing though. I haven't been to Mackinac Island in years. Frankenmuth fudge is great too.
@Alexandra Murray Also from California, and the avocado burgers are really good, if you like avocado. Just be careful not to hold it too tight or the avocado will get all over your hands.
Two people bump into each other while rounding a corner: “You got cinnamon roll in my chili!” “You got chili in my cinnamon roll!” Thus, the legend was born.
As a person born and raised in maryland I 100% agree with the lady when she said we were obsessed with crabs and to not forget the old bay pretty much everything my family would eat, we put old bay on and we always had crabs around
Exactly what I wanted to say - coffee isn't food. Washington always gets shortchanged in these sort of lists, but to be fair, we don't really have a specific state dish here.
@@Ambrosia.apples We are quite known for our salmon and other seafood. as well as our apples and the largest producer of Rhubarb in the US So right there is at LEAST ONE meal AND dessert. Besides Coffee these people just didn't do any research.
I'm from Jersey, I know that we're famous for the taffy but yet I've never had it. I saw another article had Taylor ham and egg sandwiches as our state's food, and I love it. Used to get one every Sunday pre-covid
i scrolled down because i was also like "i dont know anyone who ever mentions anything about taffy. if i had to guess. it would be porkroll egg and cheese sandwich." wondered if anyone from jersey felt the same way :P
As a Californian, i can confirm the avocado game is REAL. I put guacamole on an in n out burger and thought to myself “wow this is the most Californian thing I’ve ever done”
@@opwave79 as a Mexican born in California we hope you guys stop liking Guacamole so we can actually afford it. It used to be cheap until Californians thought it was the hip new food. It’s sad as Avocados are essential for my diet I can’t eat them
I remember taking the PSAT a few years ago, and there was a problem about the world’s cheese production. They listed the United States on top with Wisconsin in 3rd place, and the memes that ensued never fail to make me laugh
The Sonoran hot dog is a style of hot dog that originated in Hermosillo, the capital of the Mexican state of Sonora, in the late 1980s It consists of a hot dog that is wrapped in bacon and grilled, served on a bolillo-style hot dog bun, and topped with pinto beans, onions, tomatoes, and a variety of additional condiments,
I and my friend went to Corolado and we tried the Rocky Mountain Oysters. We kept saying it didn’t taste like oyster. I remembered reading somewhere that they chopped the oysters into pieces and maybe that was why the taste changed (now I think my memories just tricked me). We thought it tasted like chicken gizzards… I’m totally sending this video to my friend now. I wish I could be there to see her reaction 😂💀
I'm a full grown woman but yes, I'm a New Jerseyan and there is taylor ham in my fridge. If you're a true NJ MAN, you already know that the NJ woman's mouth is more than a notion. We talk ish with the best of them...lol.
My states food is a food that literal everyone eats there. It’s the most famous food of our state and it is entirely accurate. I live in Minnesota. I eat tater tot hot dish at least twice a month
We had a Maid-Rite across the street from us. Summers were spent listening to “Welcome to Maid-Rite. May I take your order, please” through the open Windows. It sure was handy on days when I didn’t feel up to cooking.
I'm from MD and can confirm our love of blue crabs, albeit most people I know would rather get a dozen steamed crabs and pick it themselves than get a crabcake just because picking crabs on the bay is a fun nostalgic activity. I suppose crab cakes are usually preferred by tourists/people who want to stay clean/'civilized' meals haha. Seriously though, if you come to MD in the summer, go to Cantlers or Mike's crab house near the bay bridge, you wont be dissapointed
When I was teaching in Virginia we'd send someone to MD on the Saturday after summer closing and get two bushels of crabs. Had to bring your own picks. Also had a keg of beer. Heaven.
@@daddykarlmarx6183 Dumplings come in two kinds: slippery and drop. The slippery ones are basically soft noodles, made by rolling out and cutting a soft noodle dough. The round ones are drop dumplings, made by dropping in spoonfuls of thick batter. Both are traditional.
I can confirm that Avocado is absurdly popular in California. I know I get it at the grocery store every week... However, I think it would be more apt to put down "Tacos".
As someone who grew up in New Jersey, I do love salt water taffy. But sub sandwiches are the real iconic food from NJ. The term "submarine sandwich" was coined in my hometown of Paterson by an Italian immigrant (thanks Wikipedia). White House Subs in Atlantic City is one of the Jersey Shore's oldest sub shops, and of course the Jersey Mike's chain started from in Pt. Pleasant. (Yes, your local deli probably makes a better sandwich. But JM's subs are at least far superior to Subway...)
As a fellow NJ resident, I completely agree. Sub sandwich Jersey Mike’s as you said, but also, the Quickchecks on every corner. Which all boast a pretty wide deli section
Actually the original name in (eastern) Europe is Shashlik (Cislik in the video). But I guess it's fair to say that there is a corridor of grilled meat on a skewer throughout southeasteurope ^^
I never heard of that until I met my wife from a small town. Growing in up in eastern Nebraska we always had steak. Midwestern beef is what I thought Nebraska was. Sorry it's steak for me.
@@MillermaticS Yes it is. I grew up eating cinnamon rolls dipped in my chili. I thought that's how everyone ate it until I got older and realized it was just us and most people think it's weird. It's delicious.
As a Marylander, you got it right on the mark. Crab cake is definitely what a good amount of people eat here, go to anywhere near Ocean City or the Bay Area, and you’ll find plenty of Phillips restaurants and crab shacks galore, and no crab shack is without that Old Bay. My recommendation on crab cake? Pretty good.
Michigander here, Really? Mackinac fudge is defiantly the most iconic food from Michigan (Although I thought they were going to go for the coney dog or detroit style pizza)
I Need My Down Time haha actually tho low key think Wisconsin is pretty accurate, I am from Wisconsin and I love cheese curds and cheese in general, is anyone else from Wisconsin, I see no comments about it. We are super freaking underrated.
I know I’m late on this video but it’s absolutely criminal that Tennessee’s signature food wasn’t Nashville hot chicken considering how big it’s gotten.
having grown up in nashville, they made a good choice. hot chicken is merely the product of good marketing. hardly a nashville historic staple. they chose right
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Alabama's signature dish is smoked chicken with white sauce: "The chicken is smoked for hours and served with white sauce".
Who could've guessed, so insightful.
I've lived in alabama my entire life, first time hearing this being our favorite food LOL
If anything it's ether fried chicken, ribs, or talapia
@@ForRunnerz same haha
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Never even heard of this
fried chicken with ranch
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Having been born and raised in California, I do love that you all just went with 'Avocado'. Not even a specific dish, just avocado. Excellent.
Lol, I was like "with how diverse the state is I wonder what they'd choose" 🙃🥑🥑
I feel like super burritos are way more iconic CA food
@@DJESink iconic, yes, but they include avocado.
i expected wine or almonds tbh, though i'm from central california so i'm biased
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Coffee may be the most common thing in Washington, but we also have a massive amount of apple themed foods in the eastern parts of the state, especially caramel apples around my town.
DC? DC doesn't care about apples 😂 Sure, we have Candy apples around Valentines and apple pie in the grocery stores but nobody cares about it... not in DC.
they’re talking about the the state, not dc
Apples are really healthy and affordable, everyone should care about them!
@@petergriffiinbirdistheword he said "washington." get your eyes checked hon
fr. i went to a place where they catapulted pumpkins and sold overpriced delicious apple cider
All other 49 states: Has their “iconic” dish
Nevada: Buffet
Little bit of everything is our staple 😏
Idaho: whatever you choose to do with a potato.
Utah: Jell-O smacks
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As a Texan, I can say that BBQ is **really** popular. But, I don’t care if it originated in Texas or not, Texans absolutely cannot get enough of their pecan pie. It’s sweet, full of cinnamon, and of course, pecans. It’s absolutely amazing and I’m really disappointed that they didn’t add it because it’s literally our state dessert.
They did at least go over it in their "50 Favorite Desserts" list.
This channel also did a list of the most popular DESSERT in each state and they chose Pecan Pie for Texas, so maybe that's why they didn't pick it here, too?
I can't wait to go to Texas for the first time! Putting all this on my bucket list of food to try from every state, the BBQ from Texas sounds legendary!
@@neltins5308 we do it right down here
Pecan pie is perhaps the single most Texan thing I’ve had the privilege of eating.
I am a Californian with a couple of homies in Dallas and Fort Worth
All other states: ribs, potatoes, sandwiches etc.
Utah: Jello
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Hey! I like Jello...
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Do not forget the testicles
dude i live in utah, and there are 3 people in my entire 2400 kid school population, who like jello, these people don't do any research, if anything our thing is pudding, we make a lot of different puddings, also our puff pastries/donuts/breads, most utahns make their own homemade bread weekly. smh, also a Mormon, we don't eat jello, screw these guys, I'm just so pissed of because i thought they were gonna actually figure something out and be able to say " oh they got it right" but hell no they didn't, I'm just so pissed off at these guys they are so dumb
NO ONE from Colorado eats Rocky Mountain oysters 😂😂 it’s something we make tourist eat for our own amusement 🤣🤣
I like it though
lol, I'm from Colorado and I had no clue that thing existed until I watched this video.
lol
I only know one person who's ever even tried it and that's my mom, but she'll pretty much eat anything...
LMFAO 😂 just like us here in Chicago with disgusting deep dish pizza
Me: what kind of oysters is that?
She: bull testicles.
Nevermind..
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I can confirm, we love crab cakes. I didn't even realize how good we had it until I ordered it elsewhere and realized other states can't cook it at all. Most accurate list I've seen yet.
I get so suspicious whenever i go out of state and see anything crab on a menu 😂
Not sure what state is crab cakes but in Puget sound we love to use Red rock crab (or Dungeness). Some of the pieces have to be broken up or they will be to large. The recipe may have been east coast, not sure where it originated.
"So what's your favorite food?"
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@@sree1993 it’s only American states
"Rocky Mountain Oysters"
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I had to replay that part with captions to make sure I heard it right lmao
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Our family moved to WA State from MN back in 1977 after nearly 10 years of living there. I was only 2 years old. But, grew up on tater tot casserole. I was told it was one of the many recipes my mom took with her from MN. And, so it explains it as a MN favorite food.
I'm from Tennessee and frankly I'm quite disappointed y'all put Memphis Ribs over Nashville Hot Chicken. It's literally our staple food at this point considering how big Hot Chicken has gotten.
I was also surprised. A lot of states have other items that could've made the cut. I live in Illinois and the Chicago hot dog or Italian beef could've made the cut. South Carolina could've been barbecue with gold sauce. Utah could've been fry sauce. Personally, I like both Nashville hot chicken and Memphis-style ribs. I'm sure that most of the other states have other well-known foods that could've made the cut.
@@nickp1091 That gold (mustard) BBQ sauce is what I miss with my BBQ chicken.
I agree @Walrusxyz. I'm from Nashville and Hot chicken is HUGE. It's everywhere
At least your state isn’t known for its bull testicles
Also from TN, trust me, the Memphis ribs are so much better and have existed as a trend for more than the 10ish years of a hot chicken sandwich.
All other 49 states: Has their “iconic” dish
Washington: coffee
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Lmao only people that consider coffee as a meal are those boney Starbucks chicks in the line 24/7
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@8Jada Villodres lmao welcome to the group
one of these days one of these types of videos will mention seattle-style teriyaki. one day
Alaska took salmon and New Hampshire took apples, but Washington could probably lay a claim on crab. There is some GOOD good crab up in the PNW--and I won't complain about coffee putting Washington on the map but I mean, let's play by the rules here--food only.
0:40 "Arkansas takes their cheese dip very seriously"
*Proceeds to show someone mixing velveeta and tomatoes.*
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This comment made me laugh, and when they said that cheese dip was the most popular dish I thought what the hell this can't be right.
If you're from Arkansas you're proving their point.
As an Arkansan I’ll just say you could’ve given me the rest of the year and I would’ve never guessed cheese dip.
Lemee tell you something , cheese dip in Arkansas go crazy , but I would’ve never guessed it’s the state food smh
As a Massachusetts native, I gotta say the clam chowder one is legit. There are often a lot of places that make kind of bad chowder though. The best places for good clam chowder are Rockport and Martha's Vineyard.
All other 49 states: Has their “iconic” dish
Colorado: Deep Fried Bull Testicles
Lol we don’t actually eat that, it’s mostly a touristy food
its what happens when you let every drug exist in one state XD
they got too high
Lived in colorado my entire life never had one, never seen anyone have one only seen it at a couple restaurants out of hundreds. At this point I think were biggest for craft beer and weed I struggle to think of an iconic food dish because we have a lil everything.
So been thinking about this and if Colorado did have a iconic food I would say its pork green chili or bbq with way too much, and all the wrong seasoning.
They are pretty good tho
Me who lives in colorado: Sooo is it our trout, palisade peaches, or maybe bison?
Food Insider: *Nope. Bull testicles*
No not appa
Rocky Mountain Oysters!
@@gustavofring47 he flew to high and his balls *dropped*
Maybe or elk
I live in New York we love our Chinese food lol lol lol
Missourian here, I'd like to acknowledge all the old farm ladies who were wonderful cooks. When l was a little kid in the 60s, in southern Missouri, almost every lady could cook like crazy. Seemed like they all made the best fried chicken. Brisket, dumplins, hot rolls, pork in every form it seemed, cooler, cooler, cooler, hand churned ice cream. The only thing better was to sit and listen to these beautiful folks talk and to interact with them. I love those Ozark people.
I was thinking that the toasted raviolis are a St Louis thing. But southern MO might be catfish. Or Osceola cheese!
If you were a kid in the 60's, the "old farm ladies" must've been born around the 1900's, so OF COURSE they knew how to cook absolutely incredible dishes with very little ingredients, they lived their whole lives only from what their families could grow/pick and raise/hunt themselves!
I saw a few comments mention that New Jersey should’ve had the sub or deli sandwiches. As a lifelong resident, I completely agree. Local deli and sandwich joints are everywhere. Jersey Mikes, QuickChek, Sam’s Deli etc.
One thing I do appreciate about NJ food is, if you’re up in North East Jersey, you can get Pizza pretty much on par with NY in a lot of spots.
If you go down to more Southern Jersey, you can get a Cheesesteak (almost) as good as some spots in Philly. Due to a lot of people from those bigger cities migrating over.
We have great bagels, too!
Don't forget Taylor Ham !
90% of the avocados produced in the US may be from Cali but most over our avocados here in Cali come from Mexico lol
Is Mexico part of the US though😂
Markel Andrews no you might be thinking of New Mexico
@@peyton.s612 I honestly don't know if you're joking or not. Like I know the difference between Mexico and New Mexico.
Markel Andrews well you asked if Mexico was part of the us so my standards weren’t very high
@@peyton.s612 I said that because OP said that California avocados come from Mexico. I've ask is Mexico part of the US because the fact stated that California produce more avocados than the other states. Since Mexico isn't part of the US, Mexico don't apply for this fact.
Oregon’s marionberry has a crazy goodass taste, it’s like if a grape had a baby with a raspberry, underrated tbh.
I lived in Oregon for 10 years and I've never had it, I didn't know it was so popular 🤷♂️
Hey I live in Oregon!
I agree. It's a great berry. If someone is not careful the season is over before you can get any. Like this year with Covid-19.
Oregon is a low key place to live, excluding Portland obviously cuz everyone knows that place.
@@gabeouellette6049 its mostly the western party of the state, Eastern Oregon didn't seem to really care about it (at least during the few years I lived there).
Washington: “We don’t need food, we derive our sustenance from COFFEE.”
lmfao i'm from washington and was disappointed when they said coffee! Lol but they aren't wrong i guess
Washingtonian here too...... coffee....I mean, they’re not wrong!
Look, I’m a Washingtonian, and I love coffee...
But really? That’s all you could choose? I mean.. you aren’t wrong, but we got other stuff too..
Washington used to be famous for its apples and cherries. And seafood, especially oysters, clams and salmon. Now its famous for a corporate cookie cutter coffee shop. Sad, that people don't know any better...
@@Jazzyisms
I lived in Washington for a while, why does coffee taste so much better when it rains?
As a born and raised Native Hawaiian, I’m a sucker for raw fish poke and can barely eat it pan seared but battered and fried I’m all for. Plus, the poke bowls in Cali aren’t poke bowls, they’re salads with poke in it. A poke bowl is poke and rice-that’s all you need
Fakas try put peas lettuce and other random stuff in it 🤦🏽♂️
I'm from California and I'm disappointed that y'all chose AVOCADO ON TOAST- LIKE BRUHHH
immage being from Washington and having coffee a food we don't grow in our state and is extremely commonplace all around the world being your so called staple food lol
Killer Queen has already touched the avocado toast.
When I think of California food, i think of shrimp or fish tacos.
Same
Oranges? California rolls, maybe? Sushi or tacos perhaps.
As a St.louian I can say they did us right with the toasted ravioli people here go crazy for them
Im from kc and that’s false
i used to live in stl, toasted ravioli there is a must try.
Yeah KC bbq needs to be up there
And gooey butter cake!
Same. Love me some toasted ravs 👉👈
SO YOURE TELLING ME FRIED CHICKEN IS NOT KENTUCKYS FAVORITE,ITS LIKE SAYING KANYE DOESNT HAVE A BIG EGO
The comparison tho
people like it more in Louisiana soooooooo
Gibson Hennigan As if you just k n o w that, collectively, Louisianans, enjoy fried chicken more than Kentuckians. get out of my face faker
Ginger Perkins I was never in ur face ur the one who replied to my comment
Being from Kentucky, it’s not KFC. It’s the hot brown and a mint julep
The delaware one is spot on, I didn't have round drop dumplings in my soup until I had chicken and dumplings at a friend's house who was from another state. Honestly Slippery dumplings just make it so much better.
Hello Alta, how are you doing today
being from delaware, i can confidently say i have never heard of the dish in the video before lol
American gastronomy is really something...
Thanks, come visit
Envy of the world
I mean a cinnamon roll with chilli?...............
Right? It’s great.
No wonder obesity is so prevalent
no one gonna talk about how nevada's iconic "foods" was just entires buffets-
A soulless state
Nevada is a cultural vacuum.
Aight
Who's Nevada? All I heard of is Vegas
While we’re at it - Utahs food was literally jello ...
POV: your skipping every 10 seconds to find your states iconic food
pov : you are not even American and don't know why are you so invested in this
I’m British lol
@@artistpolarbear1467 ummmm, Asians live in America to
@@violetp0127 I think he’s talking about American citizens
I'm from D.C soooo.....
Some of these iconic dishes have spread beyond the borders of their states to capture tastebuds around the nation -- some that immediate come to mind are gumbo, philly cheesesteaks, and Chicago Deep Dish and New York Style pizza.
I thought the Alabama one would be their family members.
👏
Oof
Underrated comment
where did this stereotype come from
haha yes they eat their family members
As a European who loves Italian-style pizza, one of my culinary dreams is to travel to New York to try their pizza, but also to Chicago to try the deep dish. One awesome thing about the USA being so big and so diverse is that you can find literally every type of cuisine there, both genuine and Americanized.
That place is a dump
yo man u can just like. have a new york style pizza. i know its sentimental to u, but the pizzas in new york can be made anywhere on earth exactly the same
Dream bigger, my friend. Neither of those pizzas are worthy of a trip across the pond.
I had Chicago deep dish a week ago for the first time, in Chicago!! It was really good! More of a Stromboli with sauce on top in terms of taste/ feel. I had bell peppers and mushrooms and ham and pepperoni.
They're both awesome dishes, but they're so popular over here that you can get them in pretty much any city. Nicer cities.
Californian here. Pretty sure most Californians wouldn't agree with avocado. Each region has its own specialty, but In-n-out burgers and burritos are pretty ubiquitous and beloved across the state (could also make an argument for wine as a high-end state favorite).
Yes we like avocados, but we grow all kinds of produce, including 90%+ of America's almonds, figs, olives, kiwis, dates, pistachios, walnuts, etc.
def in n out or chinese food
Yeah. That would be like making Wisconsin's state food beer. Yes, Wisconsin might be known for its breweries (I mean, their baseball team's called the Brewers), but people across the country drink beer, and beer's brewed across the country and across the world. Same for Californian avocados: Avocados are enjoyed across the country and sold in supermarkets across the country. For comparison, something like the Sonoran dog of Arizona or Chicago's deep dish pizza are local staples that aren't found throughout the country.
Steven Choi avocado is more bay area
em go that’s only bay area. bay area people always try to represent the whole state when y’all do your own thing that h the rest of us don’t
Classic Californian! Taking offense when it isn't necessary!
Oklahoman here and y’all nailed it with the chicken fried steak! I work at a restaurant called del Rancho it’s know for its chicken fried steak and chicken fried chicken
I'm originally from Michigan and they're right about the fudge...literally every place that sells ice cream has Mackinac Island Fudge as a flavor and god do I miss it :(
I thought the food of Michigan was the Coney Dog.
@@naejin Thank you. It definitely is the Coney Dog. These people are way off.
I haven’t had Mackinac fudge in a while I miss it too😔
From New Jersey but don't like candy, let alone salt water taffy.
I definitely thought they would say the Coney Dog but maybe that's just for us in the southeastern part of the state. that fudge is amazing though. I haven't been to Mackinac Island in years. Frankenmuth fudge is great too.
Other 49 states: diabetes on a plate
California: aVoCaDo
Helth
I don't assume apple cider doughnuts are diabetes
As a californian i am disappointed with avocados
Poke
@Alexandra Murray Also from California, and the avocado burgers are really good, if you like avocado.
Just be careful not to hold it too tight or the avocado will get all over your hands.
Oof... Colorado 😳
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“They’re bull testicles, I cooked them up fresh this morning”
@@axylstephenson599 no Georgia peach cobbler is best
😳
Yeah we dont eat balls. We eat smothered burritos.
As a West Virginian, I can confirm that pepperoni rolls are definitely what I was hoping to see 😂😂
Same
Absolutely! They are so good stuffed with sauce,cheese, peppers, pepperoni and meat sauce. I grew up on them and make them all the time!!!
while i can appreciate everything presented here, cinnamon rolls *with* chili is a definite pass
Don't knock it till you try. U have sweet to help with the heat. Also who doesn't like have dinner and dessert at the same time.
Some premade chili seasonings have cinnamon in it which is why it pairs so well
Ooo you are missing out. It's so good. Sweet and spicy paired beautifully.
The bitterness plays well with the sweet. This is why cocoa works well with sweet.
It’s the bomb, they aren’t mixed together it’s just eaten as a meal
1:17 He sliced the pizza like a psychopath
Super facts😂😂😂
I’m dying 😂😂
Ikr lmao
Knife goes skrrrrrrt
Bloodlust Axe no, this one 2:13
Two people bump into each other while rounding a corner:
“You got cinnamon roll in my chili!”
“You got chili in my cinnamon roll!”
Thus, the legend was born.
I LOVE your profile name
As a person born and raised in maryland I 100% agree with the lady when she said we were obsessed with crabs and to not forget the old bay pretty much everything my family would eat, we put old bay on and we always had crabs around
Coffee isn't food but I can't argue, someone saying "coffee is gross" in Washington is asking to be glared at.
Exactly what I wanted to say - coffee isn't food. Washington always gets shortchanged in these sort of lists, but to be fair, we don't really have a specific state dish here.
Seattle dogs for Washington, like wth
@@Ambrosia.apples From the East Coast, I can say Washington oysters and cherries are amazing. And raw oysters are a dish themselves.
@@Ambrosia.apples We are quite known for our salmon and other seafood. as well as our apples and the largest producer of Rhubarb in the US So right there is at LEAST ONE meal AND dessert. Besides Coffee these people just didn't do any research.
I'm from Jersey, I know that we're famous for the taffy but yet I've never had it. I saw another article had Taylor ham and egg sandwiches as our state's food, and I love it. Used to get one every Sunday pre-covid
i scrolled down because i was also like "i dont know anyone who ever mentions anything about taffy. if i had to guess. it would be porkroll egg and cheese sandwich." wondered if anyone from jersey felt the same way :P
I’m Canadian, idk why I’m here.
Lol you can stay just no Canadian money here
Same
I'm asian, and chances are, I'd never be able to come to america
I’m British lol who knows
You can learn about America
This is probably my favorite list style video on all of RUclips. I loved it.
Most iconic food in every state.
Nevada: C O N S U M E E V E R Y T H I N G
That's why half our population has a gravitational pull
1:05 'They're not oysters, they're fried bull testicles, some say they taste like gay calamari'💀
Gamy calamari, like wild game taste
Wtf Lmao
I like my gay calamari straight
It’s gamy calamari but I definitely prefer this version. LMAO
Bull dick lol
“50 iconic foods”
Washington: coffee please
Tanner Spahn dude one of them is just buffet
🙄
@@VyPham-ix6fv LMAOOOO
Better than jelly
yes give me my overpriced caramel macchiato from Starbucks (it costs more in Washington)
a huckleberry shake off the side of the highway in west montana is still the best milkshake i've ever had, was happy to see that on the list
As a Californian, i can confirm the avocado game is REAL.
I put guacamole on an in n out burger and thought to myself “wow this is the most Californian thing I’ve ever done”
I would have gone with burritos
What about all the fusion restaurants those are my favorites
As a Californian, I hate guacamole and the only avocado thing I enjoy is the avocado smoothie from the pho restaurant.
@@opwave79 as a Mexican born in California we hope you guys stop liking Guacamole so we can actually afford it. It used to be cheap until Californians thought it was the hip new food. It’s sad as Avocados are essential for my diet I can’t eat them
@@Alex-ft1hi bro they are almost more than a dollar for just one. not cool until Americans made the price go up
I remember taking the PSAT a few years ago, and there was a problem about the world’s cheese production. They listed the United States on top with Wisconsin in 3rd place, and the memes that ensued never fail to make me laugh
maybe thats because Wisconsin makes such a large amount, that they put it in 3rd because they make a lot of cheese, so much so that it's relevant
All other states: has their “iconic” dish
Montana: (a whole song about huckleberries)
I’ll be your huckleberry
@@LARZMARZ94 Bro
@@saraalbazi4842 I was probably drunk when I texted that. I need to quit drinking, evidently
Idaho: They produce the most potatoes!
The Sonoran hot dog is a style of hot dog that originated in Hermosillo, the capital of the Mexican state of Sonora, in the late 1980s
It consists of a hot dog that is wrapped in bacon and grilled, served on a bolillo-style hot dog bun, and topped with pinto beans, onions, tomatoes, and a variety of additional condiments,
49 states: so here's our food
Washington: okay well ours is a drink
*every other state interacting normally*
-oh no, here comes that weirdo...
Utah: DoEs AnYoNe WaNt SuM JeLlO?
Me (Being from Utah): 😅😅
Even with funeral potatoes and fry sauce as options... this list chose frickin' Jell-O.
Mormons, bro. It's only the Mormons. It's also green at least half the time for some reason.
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Who the hell in their right mind invented the "Chilli with Cinnamon roll"? I mean HOW!!???
Probably someone really, really high
Snapps64 I figured poverty pushed that coupling. 🤷🏿♀️😂
Or maybe an accidental physical push?
@@IAmTheStig32 I think a pregnant woman invented this.
It's a midwest thing
I and my friend went to Corolado and we tried the Rocky Mountain Oysters. We kept saying it didn’t taste like oyster. I remembered reading somewhere that they chopped the oysters into pieces and maybe that was why the taste changed (now I think my memories just tricked me). We thought it tasted like chicken gizzards… I’m totally sending this video to my friend now. I wish I could be there to see her reaction 😂💀
People who don’t know Minnesota: tator tot hot dish.
Minnesotans: JUCY LUCY!!!!
Yes! I live in Minnesota and have never had a Tator tot hot dish in my life!
Hey Minnesota gang who created it tho 5-8 club or Matt’s bar
I must say after watching the motes burger videos I am rather jealous of that burger. Guess I’ll stick to my low country broil.
You forgot... SWEET MARTHA’S COOKIE!!!!!!!! it’s iconic >:3
You must come from the southern part of the state
South Carolina was definitely right
mmm mmm
yep
@@nolanbostick1051 Yep
I’ve had it once ever and I live there
amazing
Most iconic Idaho food: the potato LOL
@@Zelnyair yo what?!?!?! You want to finger steaks? That's sus bro😬
@YobeeFN Actually tho smh🤣🤣🤣
@@Zelnyair I mean Finger Steaks were created in Idaho.
Ireland eat your heart out!
It's true. No one comes to Idaho for the food though. You come for the mountains and you stay for the mountains
There are many food lists that I want to visit. Thanks for the video.
while studying in St. Louis, a week never passed without having some toasted ravioli. It tastes great.
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As a texan id say they got bbq right for the most part but to be more specific id say our iconic food would be brisket.
Yes, I recently watched and heard that on some show. BEEF brisket to be EXACT.
Yeah, BBQ is a category, definitely not a iconic food.
Or Tex-mex
My true Jersey boys and girls know the Taylor ham (pork roll) egg and cheese should have represented us!
I'm a full grown woman but yes, I'm a New Jerseyan and there is taylor ham in my fridge. If you're a true NJ MAN, you already know that the NJ woman's mouth is more than a notion. We talk ish with the best of them...lol.
Close second behind Italian combo for NJ best food
100% should have been pork roll, egg, and cheese sandwich.
Definitely, these people are trippin
THANK YOU!!!. Its not taffy its pork roll
As a Utahn, I'm sad to see that fry sauce was not chosen. Jello is what people know about, but fry sauce is truly an iconic food here in Utah.
Preach
New Jersey should’ve been a Taylor Ham, egg, and cheese on an everything bagel
for real!!! Salt pepper ketchup for the win
EXACTLY! who the actual hell comes to nj just for taffy?
I was hoping I would see this when I scrolled through the comments
apparently half of New Jersey are elders and tourists who only go to boardwalks
Pork Roll*
When your state’s most iconic food is pretty underwhelming: *My disappointment is immeasurable, and my day is ruined.*
my states national food is the literal food that EVERYONE ELSE HAS IN EVERY OTHER STATE (Btw its ny)
My states food is a food that literal everyone eats there. It’s the most famous food of our state and it is entirely accurate. I live in Minnesota. I eat tater tot hot dish at least twice a month
Bro, mine is cheese dip, something you can probably find anywhere in the world.
im in virginia and ours is ham...
@@chloe-ko3gm Yes, it's quite sad (if it was something interesting like Ham combined with Alchohol sure, but it's just ham)
I can't imagine anyone from arizona thinking our most iconic dish is a bacon wrapped hotdog instead of a chimichanga or a parking lot tamale.
Ikr
I've never heard of it.
For real!!!
Get the most back alley, most amount of food where it's constantly closed down place ever. That's home
I've never heard of this thing btw....
We had a Maid-Rite across the street from us. Summers were spent listening to “Welcome to Maid-Rite. May I take your order, please” through the open Windows. It sure was handy on days when I didn’t feel up to cooking.
"Chili with a cinnamon roll"
Must be COLD and DESPERATE in Nebraska.
That is not real thing. I've never seen that bull💩
I'm from MD and can confirm our love of blue crabs, albeit most people I know would rather get a dozen steamed crabs and pick it themselves than get a crabcake just because picking crabs on the bay is a fun nostalgic activity. I suppose crab cakes are usually preferred by tourists/people who want to stay clean/'civilized' meals haha. Seriously though, if you come to MD in the summer, go to Cantlers or Mike's crab house near the bay bridge, you wont be dissapointed
When I was teaching in Virginia we'd send someone to MD on the Saturday after summer closing and get two bushels of crabs. Had to bring your own picks. Also had a keg of beer. Heaven.
I always catch crab down at the Chesapeake bay
You're right I wonder why nobody talks about picking crabs
“Paper thin” Them mfking dumplings are thiccer than me
When I see dumplings I think of this ruclips.net/video/jR7kew0wXiA/видео.html
That's because dumplings are ball shaped so yeah they are relatively paper thin lol, go back to not being remembered by korra lmao
I was thinking the same thing, they were brick thick lol
@@daddykarlmarx6183 someone is butthurt
@@daddykarlmarx6183 Dumplings come in two kinds: slippery and drop. The slippery ones are basically soft noodles, made by rolling out and cutting a soft noodle dough. The round ones are drop dumplings, made by dropping in spoonfuls of thick batter. Both are traditional.
I can confirm that Avocado is absurdly popular in California. I know I get it at the grocery store every week...
However, I think it would be more apt to put down "Tacos".
California visitor from New York, and I absolutely agree, you guys are crazy about your damn Tacos lol
@@Qaranwadani1993because we make them so good down here in LA & San Diego.
As someone who grew up in New Jersey, I do love salt water taffy. But sub sandwiches are the real iconic food from NJ. The term "submarine sandwich" was coined in my hometown of Paterson by an Italian immigrant (thanks Wikipedia). White House Subs in Atlantic City is one of the Jersey Shore's oldest sub shops, and of course the Jersey Mike's chain started from in Pt. Pleasant. (Yes, your local deli probably makes a better sandwich. But JM's subs are at least far superior to Subway...)
need me a hoagie... mm tastes like home
As a fellow NJ resident, I completely agree. Sub sandwich
Jersey Mike’s as you said, but also, the Quickchecks on every corner. Which all boast a pretty wide deli section
I expected porkroll sandwich for us
@@plutoniuminI second the porkroll egg and cheese on a bagel. That just feels like the jersey thing more than any sub or candy
list is a bit strange
Other states: Is known for their own unique and creative dish
South Dakota: Now what if we made kebabs but changed the name
Actually the original name in (eastern) Europe is Shashlik (Cislik in the video). But I guess it's fair to say that there is a corridor of grilled meat on a skewer throughout southeasteurope ^^
@@staylajannik I used to order shashlik as a quick snack when stationed in Germany
As a Montanan, Huckleberry products are literally everywhere.
Lol I was thinking how would ppl from Montana feel about this bs list and coffee for Washington....its not even a food product.
Bruh they’ve crept their way into Idaho and Washington also.
Was expecting North Dakota's. It's so good! Everyone should try it at least once in their life. My grandpa has the best recipe I've ever had.
4:58 they're fine separate, but as soon as that cinnamon roll touches that chilli, I'm out
the perfect combination to get diarrhea 😎😈
Damn bro what you got against cinnamon >:(
You even from Nebraska? It is a very good combo. Ever heard of Runza? If so, go there and get the cinnamon roll and chilli and talk to me then.
I like rubens better here
Deuces ✌️
Every State: Cool Foods Worth Trying
Colorado: Bull Testicles
Better than Washington's.
Mountain ousters
@@pongangelo2048 Exactly. It wasn't even given a food.
Most iconic foods.
Me: Oh I wonder what we eat.
Washington: *C O F F E E*
I skipped the whole video just to see what it would be for WA, and then had to roll my eyes for them not showing a food.
@@nerd_alert927 We washingtonians sure love to munch on our coffee beans 😒
Sarcasm aside I had the same reaction as you did.
There were a lot of generalizations in here. Alaska Salmon, Mississippi Catfish, Idaho Potato, Wisconsin Cheese, surprised Nebraska wasn't corn
Exactly, we are more than just Starbucks :/
I was thinking Lox or something
Happy to see peach cobbler on here, also I really want to try the low country boil since my husband and I moved here from Georgia
If someone ever serves you Gumbo with corn in it, RUN! That person is a serial killer. Smdh 🤦🏾♀️🤢
I saw that and wanted to *gag* wtf was that?1
Ainovaj Uaeteil lmao yes
And it’s on the cob dead
NEVER SERVE CORN IN YOUR GUMBO! I would know I'm from Mississippi.
Why is this so bad?
nobody:
nebraska: “hey chili with a cinnamon roll!”
should have been a runza at least. chili w a cinnamon roll is just two random things put together. hardly a unique dish
I ate that everyday, it’s really amazing
I never heard of that until I met my wife from a small town. Growing in up in eastern Nebraska we always had steak. Midwestern beef is what I thought Nebraska was. Sorry it's steak for me.
That is really not a thing in Nebraska.
@@MillermaticS Yes it is. I grew up eating cinnamon rolls dipped in my chili. I thought that's how everyone ate it until I got older and realized it was just us and most people think it's weird. It's delicious.
Rocky mountain oysters are a joke we play on tourists. Noone actually eats it
What state is that?
The L Is 4 U Colorado
Fr, lived my hole life in Colorado and have never once ate Rocky Mountain oysters. I Think the most iconic food is green Chile.
Called calf fries in Texas. They are nasty....
Why would any tourists go to Colorado?
Great video❤
As a Marylander, you got it right on the mark. Crab cake is definitely what a good amount of people eat here, go to anywhere near Ocean City or the Bay Area, and you’ll find plenty of Phillips restaurants and crab shacks galore, and no crab shack is without that Old Bay. My recommendation on crab cake? Pretty good.
And the giant tenderloin sandwiches are accurate for Indiana
I'm a Marylander, and I hate Blue Crab.
“Dry ribs are covered with a dry rub” Hmmm, the floor is made out of floor.
The ceiling is the roof!
You don’t say 🧐😂😂😂
idiot675 Unless you have multiple floors
That’s strange, I thought it would be wet rub.
In all my 18 years on this planet I’ve never heard anyone talk about mackinac island fudge.
King kobra definitely iconic, if you can try it you should
Michigander here, Really? Mackinac fudge is defiantly the most iconic food from Michigan (Although I thought they were going to go for the coney dog or detroit style pizza)
Also from Michigan- def iconic.
That is a UP staple LP Pizza 🍕 or coney Dog
Its so good, I kinda wanna go there now just to get some fudge.
Here in Houston we have Mexican avocados imported from Michoacán. California is cute with their hipster unriped avocados.
Everyone: This is 100% inaccurate
Me: Huckleberries are HUGE in Montana actually. Pies, Ice Cream, etc
98%
huckle berry lemonade is amazing
My old house has huckleberry trees but we never ate them in Oklahoma 😂😂
I Need My Down Time haha actually tho low key think Wisconsin is pretty accurate, I am from Wisconsin and I love cheese curds and cheese in general, is anyone else from Wisconsin, I see no comments about it. We are super freaking underrated.
@@squirrelbeez5123 certified cheese head
"Chicken is smoked for hours and then dunked in a tangy white sauce."
Me: u mean ranch
HMM wHITE SAUCE IN ALABAMA
They like using fancy word so they won’t use ranch lol, they use tangy white sauce
No, it's actually a BBQ sauce and not ranch... Lookup alabama white sauce and you'll see...
Yeah...it’s not ranch.
vivek Chunduru seems like the brother and sister made that white sauce
I know I’m late on this video but it’s absolutely criminal that Tennessee’s signature food wasn’t Nashville hot chicken considering how big it’s gotten.
having grown up in nashville, they made a good choice. hot chicken is merely the product of good marketing. hardly a nashville historic staple. they chose right
Can't please everybody jeez
dont worry they didn't put corn as Iowa's favorite food
memphis bbq is definitely at least as big as nashville hot
I was like ‘if they dont say tatertot hotdish for minnesota then they wrong’ and they werent wrong so thumbs up from me 👏👍