It's important to note on Sugar Cream Pie, that it originated as a staple dessert in Indiana because it could be made with ingredients that would keep for extended periods of time. Settlers moving west wouldn't have access to alot of 'fancier' materials. The cool thing about the Sugar Cream Pie is that in many ways, its still the same recipie that was used by western settlers to the region over 200 years ago!
I live in northern Indiana and we go to Indy once or twice a year, cousins live in Noblesville, this is super helpful because we can never decide where to eat!
I grew up within walking distance of The Working Man's Friend, it's on the corner of Belmont and Turner on the West Side. I've never had the pleasure of eating there but I've always heard it's a great place to eat. I grew up in the 70's and early 80's so yeah, It's been there a minute.
This was the first time I heard of the Workingmans Friend as having ‘ambiance’. 😂 I love the hamburgers, wobbly tables and chairs and the fishbowl-size beers. As for St Elmos, it’s a great place for people watching while you’re eating a very fine steak.
Despite calling it Hoosier Pie mistakenly (It's Sugar Cream Pie), there was a time not too long ago that Wicks Sugar Creme Pie did outsell all other varieties as measured by Nielsen in our state's grocery stores.
I think we need to give sugar cream pie another chance next time we find a place that offers it. There’s probably something magical about it we’re missing haha. Cheers!
@@jimmyandbabstravels arrf look for amish versions - Sugar cream pie is the unofficial state pie of Indiana, where it is believed to have originated with Quaker settlers who came from North Carolina in the early 19th century, and thereafter settled in east-central Indiana, particularly around the cities of New Castle, Portland, Richmond, and Winchester.
Sugar cream pie is for sure an Indiana staple and if you were not aware of it…I won’t say you are not a real Hoosier, but I do have to wonder how far back your Hoosier roots go…:) Glad you featured it…and are now aware of it. Wicks Pie in Winchester makes a good commercial version and is a great place to visit…they have a cafe that sells all of their pies.
Longs donuts are hands down the best, 100% agree. Have lived other places as well as tried donuts elsewhere and no donuts compare. Spot on with most of the rest. Sugar Cream Pie (born and raised here and never heard anyone call it Hoosier Pie) is I think more of a thing outside of Indianapolis. You can find it here, but its not as big of an Indianapolis thing.
Fun fact: the building that houses the Rathskeller was designed by Kurt Vonnegut's grandfather as a gathering place for the German-American community in Indianapolis.
Lol! You two are so funny! That "Hoosier Pie" you had is nothing like a true Sugar Cream Pie. That was a very fancy upscale interpretation of a very common everyday mans pie. No one living outside the "City " would rèfer to it as a Hoosier Pie. You need to explore Wicks Pies in Winchester Indiana to get a better understanding. You should travel to Nicks Diner in Huntington Indiana to try the original home of the tenderloin sandwich, and have a true slice of homemade Sugar Cream Pie. I make a pilgrimage once a year from Tennessee to get this extravaganza! Keep traveling my friends!
I like Ireas Eye-Talian on S College - way Old Skool, could be in any large, Northern American city. Also, Caplingers fish monger. Try their calamari fries. A hard core crave of mine. Best at the AMP. Don't forget Good Morning Mama's on 54th in SoBro - best funky urban breakfast joint in Indianapolis.
Ive lived in Indiana for a majority of my life and have never heard of Hoosier Pie lmao. What about Mug N Bun where they make their own Root Beer or Spaghetti Factory?
Sugar cream pie is definitely a custard pie, most of my family has them every holiday, not my favorite though. The tenderloin sandwich I eat often. We even have the Lapel Tenderloin named after our town at the local restaurant.
I think you picked the wrong sugar cream pie. It should be a soft, custard filling, not dense and cheesecake consistency. You were absolutely on point, however, with Aristocrat, Workingman’s Friend, Rathskeller, and St. Elmo’s! Some of Indy’s best!
You want an actual good sugar cream pie, Zionsville has it. The business is called My Sugar Pie. It is so popular that for Thanksgiving, you have to order months in advance to get it for Thanksgiving. I don't know what that abomination you ate was, but it wasn't Hoosier Cream Pie (Sugar Cream Pie) Also, try the Garage Hall off of 10th street. It's just a higher class food court, where you can get some exotic foods like Maine lobster rolls, Venezuelan arepas, or Peruvian pizza.
If you liked the atmosphere of Working Man’s Friend and truly unique you should check out John’s Famous Stew. You can get a pork tenderloin sandwich in a bowl with spicy beef stew poured over it.
You think the tenderloin you had was big but they are even bigger at the Edinburgh dinner. The first time I had St Elmo's cocktail sauce no one warned me about it. My reaction was probably worse than yours was. I was like OH My God! It's like they took a bowl of horseraddish and just got it wet with ketchup. Honestly, I don't see Indy as a foodie town. I wish we had better places
Thanks for tuning in Dave! I feel Indy is up and coming as a foodie city. Lots of new places inspiring competition and creativity. Lol I just googled the Edinburgh diner and that tenderloin is mmmassive 😂. Cheers and happy eats Dave!
What I know of as a sugar cream pie is different than what you had pictured. I grew up in Indiana, and to me what you had pictured I know of as an “old fashioned sugar cream pie.” No Thanksgiving, Christmas, or family reunion is complete without an old fashioned sugar cream pie. I have never had a dense old fashioned sugar cream pie. The version you had is not representative of what I grew up with. It should not have any cheesecake quality. It is more of a custard based pie, with a lot of sugar.
Ive lived in Indiana all my life & never knew Sugar cream pie was a "thing". When I was a kid, the deluxe pie in most diners was apple/raisin with white icing on top.
I've been here all my life, no one likes sugar pie. Longs description is spot on. Toss me a msg the next time your thru this way, I'll send you a tried and true list of best local restaurants that cover everything from American, vietnamese, drive in, Mexican, brunch, ice cream spots that include best bubble tea, and a ice cream shop that's owned by 2 dentists!
@@jimmyandbabstravels Mug-n-bun - 50 yr old vintage drive in known for burgers, tenderloins, probably the BEST fried chicken i've ever had, and house root beer that is a secret well kept and protected. Onion rings the size of softballs! Foot long chili dogs with all the fixins! You've heard of restaurants that will wreck your diet, this one will wreck your life! (but in a good way!) Pho Saigon -Vietnamese congee, pho, rice plates & hot pots, plus veggie mains. Check out their Duck soup or their noodle dishes such as the Mi Xao Don Thap Cam (or crispy egg noodles with pork, chicken, shrimp) Puerta Vallarta - (you want the indy NW location!) Laid-back & colorful cafeteria with booth seating dishing up classic Mexican eats & daily specials. phenomenal customer service and food! Juicy Seafood Indy Simple and direct. Cajun style seafood comes. Picture Joes crab shack only way less flashy, and much more affordable menu. Alaskan King Crab is the way to go here! The Rusty Bucket Tavern food with attitude. Also secret drink menu: Grape Crush Caprisoka! great pizza, steak, burgers, fish n chips! Yoya Frozen Yogurt & Boba tea Numerous flavors, best bubble tea on NW side of indy! Froyo, Thai rolled Ice cream creations, and bubble Tea! Made with Black tea and flavors that are out of this world including Taro, Watermelon, Chai and other classics! Then share a game of checkers or a table top game while you enjoy your tasty treats! And its near by our final store ... Teejay's Sweet Tooth Specialty creations such as: The cotton candy burrito, Donut Ice cream sandwich, The fruity pebble rice crispy treat ice cream sandwich. All items are custom made. Established in 2018 its two owners Taylor and Jerome are both licensed dental hygienists. yep you read that right! They call it job security, i call it a solid business plan! You can find pictures of their insane ice cream creations on google. The cotton candy burrito is much bigger than it looks!
14:11 When you say that horseradish loses its punch quickly, just like wasabi does, it reminds me of a video I watched the other day that claims in USA only 1% of our "wasabi" is real wasabi. And supposedly only 5% in Japan is real wasabi. So 99% of wasabi sold and served in USA is actually horseradish. Same plant family as wasabi, but obviously an exponentially cheaper and easier to source plant than real wasabi. I already knew there was almost no real wasabi here. But their claimed number was even worse than I thought. That video was "11 Of The Most Faked Foods In The World" on "Insider Business" RUclips channel.
The Hoosier pie is actually called sugar cream pie. It is actually served at Lucas oil Stadium, where the Indianapolis Colts play. I don’t know anybody growing up where I did in the state of Indiana and all around me who didn’t know a sugar cream pie. Wicks, sugar, cream pie, which you can find and almost every Walmart in the state of Indiana it’s actually made by a local pie company in the state of Indiana. My sister-in-law was from the region and had never heard of sugar cream pie. We took to one Thanksgiving with her family, and now that is their absolute favorite pie. I have never known a person who tasteed sugar cream pie, hot sugar, cream pie and love it. People relatives live in other states for them to be shipped to them. I would try another cream pie and FYI, cream pie is the state pie for Indiana. actually, I was watching a talkshow a few years ago and they were doing state competition of local food. They put the sugar cream pie from Indiana up against the Keylime pie from Florida and guess what the sugar cream pie one every hose out of all five of them picked the sugar cream pie, and this is a major, talkshow done on a major network.
@@jimmyandbabstravelsmake sure you get the boneless wings. I normally don't like boneless wings but ale emporium has amazing wings. I always get hermanaki but I've been told the hot barbeque is really good too
The Hoosier Pie is just a local name for some people I guess... never heard that name before. The Sugar Cream Pie itself originates from Indiana, and that does not look like a good pie at all...
I love Bluebeard. Im just sad they seldom offer dick confit any more.. But the nearby Upland brewery (which includes a restaurant) has duck leg sandwich that I like a lot.
I grew up with my grandmother making sugar cream pie for every get together. And it should not taste like a cheesecake, it should taste more like a custard. They did it wrong. Also, it is the state pie of Indiana. I have also had many other families and same as my grandmothers. I am 50 y/o and had a lot of it. Thanks for letting me know though, I will never eat there.
Ah thanks for sharing! We did only review one piece but they are highly recommended so please don't judge on just one piece when they have many other pies :)
You got a bad sugar cream pie. Try Wicks or anywhere else, a good sugar cream pie is a religious experience. What you had looked way to thick, had to much 'stuff' in top, not a true example of a sugar cream pie. Also, compairing Longs to Kirspie Kream could get you shot.
It's not the same thing.. The batter is different and you are supposed to put yellow mustard, dill pickles, and onions on it.. It's not called a smashed tenderloin either.. It's a breaded tenderloin sandwich.. The one is this video is not an authentic Hoosier tenderloin.. It was twice as thick as it should be..
Oh my gosh. I’m sorry, but I was so disappointed with your intro to Workingman’s Friend. Please, please, please, when visiting old places do your homework. It is not a diner. It is a tavern and has been for decades. It has a huge history. Gangsters, factory workers, mysterious death of one of the original brothers. Family tragedy and triumph. I’m not trying to be that internet jerk but you blew it big time.
Thanks for watching and for the details! We aren’t able to highlight the history of places as we are mainly discussing the foods but this is awesome to hear and we appreciate you highlighting it!
Young women deserve to be respected, like anyone else, but that won't happen until they stop speaking with that snotty, ignorant sounding, vocal fry accent. Jimmy and Babs videos are still very good, though.
@@jimmyandbabstravels They don't have a store in Indy but the best donut shop/bakery in northern Indiana in my opinion is Concannon's Bakery in Muncie.
We disagree, Indiana has upped it's food game over the years especially with a lot of talent coming from Chicago to Indy. Maybe give it another try? Happy Eats :)
I agree. I just don't like traditional Hoosier food. No offense, I was born and raised there, but once I ventured out and discovered new and delicious types of foods I realized just how "downhome midwestern" the food there is. I rarely go out to eat when I'm there because I can't find anything I like. Having said that, I used to bartend at the Ale Emporium and their food is pretty good. Their pizza is on point!
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Workingman's burgers and Longs donuts are the absolute best!
We completely agree!!
Great video. Working man’s friend has been on my list to try for a long time.
Indy food scene is so underrated! You have everything you could ever need, just no crazy over the top stuff, which in my eyes is a good thing
We agree! We love it
You’re spot-on about the shrimp cocktail at St Elmo’s. It’s incredible!
nothing else compares!
I think Mrs. Wicks pies will have something to say about pies in Indiana. Especially the Sugar Cream pie.
Just ate at St. E mo yesterday evening - the cocktail sauce was rocking!!!
Hi there! Recently moved to Indiana in the speedway area and I happen to find this video very helpful and very accurate thank you!
Come to Irvington and eat at Jockamo’s, it’s a sit down Italian restaurant famous for there crack thin pizza crust
It's important to note on Sugar Cream Pie, that it originated as a staple dessert in Indiana because it could be made with ingredients that would keep for extended periods of time. Settlers moving west wouldn't have access to alot of 'fancier' materials. The cool thing about the Sugar Cream Pie is that in many ways, its still the same recipie that was used by western settlers to the region over 200 years ago!
Also, turchettis, bluebeard and milktooth are places ppl should try if you're visiting.
Yes! We have bluebeard in our brunch episode, go check it out and let us know your thoughts :)
I live in northern Indiana and we go to Indy once or twice a year, cousins live in Noblesville, this is super helpful because we can never decide where to eat!
Happy to help Shane! Let us know if you stumble upon any other unique spots during your visits. Happy Eats!
Thank you, Interested in a couple of these. Longs is the best!. Shapiro's Pastrami on Rye is ridiculously good....
Let us know what you think! Happy eats!
Shapiros is good however you no one on average pays that kind of money for a sandwich and a side. somethin glike $34 lol.
Many Hoosiers will probly agree but Wicks Pies in Winchester,IN is "the Sugar Cream Pie".
Prove me wrong.
Oh! Thanks for the recommendation, we will have to check it out! Happy Eats!
If you are ever up towards Huntington, try the sugar cream and tenderloin at Nick's kitchen. Allegedly the place that invented the tenderloin
I'll counter that easily : Grey's brothers cafeteria in mooresville! Eleventy-Seven types of homemade pies you can purchase on the daily basis.
Apple Cobbler, Apple Pie, Apricot Pie, Blackberry Pie, Carrot Cake, Cheese Cake, Cherry Pie, Chocolate cake, Chocolate cream pie, hummingbird cake, lemon cream pie, peach cobbler, peanut butter pie, pecan pie, raisin pie, pumpkin pie, strawberry cake,
Rubarb pie, and strawberry pie.
I can't prove you wrong. They are my favorite! 🥧
I grew up within walking distance of The Working Man's Friend, it's on the corner of Belmont and Turner on the West Side. I've never had the pleasure of eating there but I've always heard it's a great place to eat. I grew up in the 70's and early 80's so yeah, It's been there a minute.
Nothing...NOTHING, is better than the Hoosier Sugar Cream Pie!!! No argument!!!
Where do you get your Sugar Cream Pie? We will have to go there when we visit next!
@@jimmyandbabstravelsbest sugar cream pie is from wicks pie in Winchester Indiana.
Long's cheese danish--stuff of dreams! And Workingman's friend! No Cafe Patacou????
We will be sure to film Cafe Patachou on our next visit!
This was the first time I heard of the Workingmans Friend as having ‘ambiance’. 😂 I love the hamburgers, wobbly tables and chairs and the fishbowl-size beers. As for St Elmos, it’s a great place for people watching while you’re eating a very fine steak.
Haha well a good diner ambiance 🤣 maybe character would have been a better description. Thanks for watching and happy eats!
Shapiro's corn beef sandwich on rye..
Despite calling it Hoosier Pie mistakenly (It's Sugar Cream Pie), there was a time not too long ago that Wicks Sugar Creme Pie did outsell all other varieties as measured by Nielsen in our state's grocery stores.
I think we need to give sugar cream pie another chance next time we find a place that offers it. There’s probably something magical about it we’re missing haha. Cheers!
@@jimmyandbabstravels arrf look for amish versions - Sugar cream pie is the unofficial state pie of Indiana, where it is believed to have originated with Quaker settlers who came from North Carolina in the early 19th century, and thereafter settled in east-central Indiana, particularly around the cities of New Castle, Portland, Richmond, and Winchester.
Chess pie is a much better style of pie similar but not the same.Try any good bbq joint for this.
Sugar cream pie is for sure an Indiana staple and if you were not aware of it…I won’t say you are not a real Hoosier, but I do have to wonder how far back your Hoosier roots go…:) Glad you featured it…and are now aware of it. Wicks Pie in Winchester makes a good commercial version and is a great place to visit…they have a cafe that sells all of their pies.
Haha our Hoosier roots go back far 😉 But we have heard so many good things about Wicks that we need to try their pie!
Try the Checkered Flag on
W. Washington St. Indianapolis.
Amazing food. Smoked wings.
All condiments are made in house.
NICE
Longs donuts are hands down the best, 100% agree. Have lived other places as well as tried donuts elsewhere and no donuts compare. Spot on with most of the rest. Sugar Cream Pie (born and raised here and never heard anyone call it Hoosier Pie) is I think more of a thing outside of Indianapolis. You can find it here, but its not as big of an Indianapolis thing.
Totally agree with you! I had never heard of Hoosier Pie and grew up in Indy as well! Happy Eats!
There's a place in Greenfield called the sweet shop that has yeast donuts that I think are equal to longs. They're very good
Fun fact: the building that houses the Rathskeller was designed by Kurt Vonnegut's grandfather as a gathering place for the German-American community in Indianapolis.
Oh love a fun fact and historical spots!
51 years in Indiana and have never had Hoosier Pie.
Right? I grew up there and it was the first one I had!
guess it is more country thing. Indiana is not Indianapolis in toto. not even close
53 years in NE Indiana, never heard of Hoosier pie. Sugar cream pie is good. Not a staple either. Rhubarb is more pretty distinctive.. Pumpkin pie??
St. Elmo's Shrimp Cocktail sauce is an experience, part emotional, part spiritual, part gastronomic, part social.
well said!
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Lol! You two are so funny! That "Hoosier Pie" you had is nothing like a true Sugar Cream Pie. That was a very fancy upscale interpretation of a very common everyday mans pie. No one living outside the "City " would rèfer to it as a Hoosier Pie. You need to explore Wicks Pies in Winchester Indiana to get a better understanding. You should travel to Nicks Diner in Huntington Indiana to try the original home of the tenderloin sandwich, and have a true slice of homemade Sugar Cream Pie. I make a pilgrimage once a year from Tennessee to get this extravaganza! Keep traveling my friends!
We’ve heard Wicks Pies is THE pie place, we need to visit!
Thanks for this! It changed our trip plans =)
Thanks for tuning in Hellann! Have a great trip!
North Eastern part of the state....Ivanhoes in Upland has over 100 sundaes and 100 milkshakes on their menu.
Its a must try!
Sounds amazing!
Love your interesting video👍 I am so hungry already。
Mel's drive in and Manns on the west side are the best in naptown!
Thanks we will have to check them out!
Mel’s fell off so hard.
@@jimmyandbabstravelsmanns grill
I like Ireas Eye-Talian on S College - way Old Skool, could be in any large, Northern American city. Also, Caplingers fish monger. Try their calamari fries. A hard core crave of mine. Best at the AMP.
Don't forget Good Morning Mama's on 54th in SoBro - best funky urban breakfast joint in Indianapolis.
We will have to add these to our Indy list to try!
The seafood Alfredo pasta at Ireas is a favorite.
Ive lived in Indiana for a majority of my life and have never heard of Hoosier Pie lmao. What about Mug N Bun where they make their own Root Beer or Spaghetti Factory?
Glad to know its more common to not know about the hoosier pie! We will need to look into Mug n Bun!
Shapiros is real historic indy get the ruben
Sugar cream pie is definitely a custard pie, most of my family has them every holiday, not my favorite though. The tenderloin sandwich I eat often. We even have the Lapel Tenderloin named after our town at the local restaurant.
Love a good tenderloin!
I'm born and raised in central Indiana. Grew up on sugar cream pie. Had no idea until probably 3 years ago thar it was just an Indiana thing.
That is a good looking tenderloin!
10 West in Cicero Indiana is amazing Indiana food w a chef’s flare! It’s amazing, you’ll need reservations. North of Indianapolis, ❤
Will have to check it out! Thanks for watching
When in Indiana you literally have to try the White Steamer in Washington Indiana. I promise, you won't regret it. ❤
Oh we will have to check this out!
I think you picked the wrong sugar cream pie. It should be a soft, custard filling, not dense and cheesecake consistency. You were absolutely on point, however, with Aristocrat, Workingman’s Friend, Rathskeller, and St. Elmo’s! Some of Indy’s best!
Thanks Jane! We will have to try another sugar cream pie :)
Indy is such a good food city! Wrote about several of these great Indianapolis spots in my new book, Unique Eats and Eateries of Indiana. :)
Indy is a special place! We love the food revolution going on!
I go to st. Elmo's all the time love it you should try superiors deli
Yes we love St. Elmo's! Do you mean Shapiro's Deli?
@@jimmyandbabstravels Yes I used talk text so sometimes I don't say the right thing lol
Yes yes
You want an actual good sugar cream pie, Zionsville has it. The business is called My Sugar Pie. It is so popular that for Thanksgiving, you have to order months in advance to get it for Thanksgiving. I don't know what that abomination you ate was, but it wasn't Hoosier Cream Pie (Sugar Cream Pie) Also, try the Garage Hall off of 10th street. It's just a higher class food court, where you can get some exotic foods like Maine lobster rolls, Venezuelan arepas, or Peruvian pizza.
Great, great great, old school, great great, old school.
What can we say, it’s GREAT!
no Shaprio's ?
If you liked the atmosphere of Working Man’s Friend and truly unique you should check out John’s Famous Stew. You can get a pork tenderloin sandwich in a bowl with spicy beef stew poured over it.
👀🤤
You think the tenderloin you had was big but they are even bigger at the Edinburgh dinner. The first time I had St Elmo's cocktail sauce no one warned me about it. My reaction was probably worse than yours was. I was like OH My God! It's like they took a bowl of horseraddish and just got it wet with ketchup. Honestly, I don't see Indy as a foodie town. I wish we had better places
Thanks for tuning in Dave! I feel Indy is up and coming as a foodie city. Lots of new places inspiring competition and creativity. Lol I just googled the Edinburgh diner and that tenderloin is mmmassive 😂. Cheers and happy eats Dave!
What I know of as a sugar cream pie is different than what you had pictured. I grew up in Indiana, and to me what you had pictured I know of as an “old fashioned sugar cream pie.” No Thanksgiving, Christmas, or family reunion is complete without an old fashioned sugar cream pie.
I have never had a dense old fashioned sugar cream pie. The version you had is not representative of what I grew up with. It should not have any cheesecake quality.
It is more of a custard based pie, with a lot of sugar.
Yes, we heard there are better ones! We will be sure to try again next time we visit!
yea - what the heck was that? not my moms version and looked fakey
Apple fritters from Longs are sooooo good.
Yesssss
You need to eat the Sugar Cream Pie hot, or at least warm. It is definitely not dense at that point.
Ive lived in Indiana all my life & never knew Sugar cream pie was a "thing". When I was a kid, the deluxe pie in most diners was apple/raisin with white icing on top.
Good to know we aren’t the only ones! Will have to look into this apple raisin pie!
very nice!
I've been here all my life, no one likes sugar pie. Longs description is spot on. Toss me a msg the next time your thru this way, I'll send you a tried and true list of best local restaurants that cover everything from American, vietnamese, drive in, Mexican, brunch, ice cream spots that include best bubble tea, and a ice cream shop that's owned by 2 dentists!
Justin we are intrigued!! Let us know your fav spots, we should be back this winter...also tell us more about this ice cream shop 🍦
@@jimmyandbabstravels
Mug-n-bun - 50 yr old vintage drive in known for burgers, tenderloins, probably the BEST fried chicken i've ever had, and house root beer that is a secret well kept and protected. Onion rings the size of softballs! Foot long chili dogs with all the fixins! You've heard of restaurants that will wreck your diet, this one will wreck your life! (but in a good way!)
Pho Saigon -Vietnamese congee, pho, rice plates & hot pots, plus veggie mains. Check out their Duck soup or their noodle dishes such as the Mi Xao Don Thap Cam (or crispy egg noodles with pork, chicken, shrimp)
Puerta Vallarta - (you want the indy NW location!)
Laid-back & colorful cafeteria with booth seating dishing up classic Mexican eats & daily specials. phenomenal customer service and food!
Juicy Seafood Indy
Simple and direct. Cajun style seafood comes. Picture Joes crab shack only way less flashy, and much more affordable menu. Alaskan King Crab is the way to go here!
The Rusty Bucket
Tavern food with attitude. Also secret drink menu: Grape Crush Caprisoka! great pizza, steak, burgers, fish n chips!
Yoya Frozen Yogurt & Boba tea
Numerous flavors, best bubble tea on NW side of indy! Froyo, Thai rolled Ice cream creations, and bubble Tea! Made with Black tea and flavors that are out of this world including Taro, Watermelon, Chai and other classics! Then share a game of checkers or a table top game while you enjoy your tasty treats!
And its near by our final store ...
Teejay's Sweet Tooth
Specialty creations such as: The cotton candy burrito, Donut Ice cream sandwich, The fruity pebble rice crispy treat ice cream sandwich. All items are custom made. Established in 2018 its two owners Taylor and Jerome are both licensed dental hygienists. yep you read that right! They call it job security, i call it a solid business plan! You can find pictures of their insane ice cream creations on google. The cotton candy burrito is much bigger than it looks!
14:11 When you say that horseradish loses its punch quickly, just like wasabi does, it reminds me of a video I watched the other day that claims in USA only 1% of our "wasabi" is real wasabi. And supposedly only 5% in Japan is real wasabi. So 99% of wasabi sold and served in USA is actually horseradish. Same plant family as wasabi, but obviously an exponentially cheaper and easier to source plant than real wasabi. I already knew there was almost no real wasabi here. But their claimed number was even worse than I thought.
That video was "11 Of The Most Faked Foods In The World" on "Insider Business" RUclips channel.
Interesting, thanks for letting us know!
The Hoosier pie is actually called sugar cream pie. It is actually served at Lucas oil Stadium, where the Indianapolis Colts play. I don’t know anybody growing up where I did in the state of Indiana and all around me who didn’t know a sugar cream pie. Wicks, sugar, cream pie, which you can find and almost every Walmart in the state of Indiana it’s actually made by a local pie company in the state of Indiana. My sister-in-law was from the region and had never heard of sugar cream pie. We took to one Thanksgiving with her family, and now that is their absolute favorite pie. I have never known a person who tasteed sugar cream pie, hot sugar, cream pie and love it. People relatives live in other states for them to be shipped to them. I would try another cream pie and FYI, cream pie is the state pie for Indiana. actually, I was watching a talkshow a few years ago and they were doing state competition of local food. They put the sugar cream pie from Indiana up against the Keylime pie from Florida and guess what the sugar cream pie one every hose out of all five of them picked the sugar cream pie, and this is a major, talkshow done on a major network.
We’ve heard a lot of good things about Wicks so we will pick one up next time we are in Indy!
If you can, try Kumas Corner for a great burger.
Thanks for the rec, we’ve been to the one in Chicago where they play heavy metal
@@jimmyandbabstravels Same spot, It's really good.
Omg awesome video
Sugar Cream Pie!!!! Divine 😂
No Ale Emporium?
We can only eat so much, but we will try to swing by Ale Emporium soon :)
@@jimmyandbabstravels Lol. I understand.
@@jimmyandbabstravelsmake sure you get the boneless wings. I normally don't like boneless wings but ale emporium has amazing wings. I always get hermanaki but I've been told the hot barbeque is really good too
Juicy Js is amazing place also!
Thanks, we will need to add it to our list!
As a Brit in Indianapolis my eyes lit up when I saw those fish and chips! "Real" Chips not French Fries! Cannot wait to go its 20 minutes from us!
Let us know what you think! Happy Eats!
If you ever get to Lafayette Indiana, try the fish and chips at Nine Irish Brothers. Crème brûlée for desert.
I have lived in Indiana all my life and have never eaten or heard of that type of pie either.
I don’t think you’re missing out on much my friend, haha. Cheers!
-Jimmy
@@jimmyandbabstravels booo - people make crappy apple pies too. so we all hate apple now?
I think it's a country thing,never heard of it in Indy
Sugar pie is what you eat if you were poor. Like beans and corn bread..lots of beans...
You think the donuts are good there. You haven't tried the square donuts shop here in Terre Haute.
Its actually made from pork loin, not pork tenderloin but all the restaurants call it that
Ah thanks for the clarification! Thanks so much for tuning in and happy eats friend!
Hot sauce was missing!!!!!
It's an Indiana thing we are know for our tederlions
That horseradish sauce is unreal.
Nothing else like it!
The Hoosier Pie is just a local name for some people I guess... never heard that name before. The Sugar Cream Pie itself originates from Indiana, and that does not look like a good pie at all...
🤣 we can’t argue with ya there
Your supposed to eat the pie hot it makes it way more soft and creamy
Ah interesting!
Working man’s friend is the best hamburger in the United States and the beer is super cold
So glad we discovered it! Happy Eats!
Uh Milktooth, Bluebeard?
We have Bluebeard in our brunch episode 😋
I love Bluebeard. Im just sad they seldom offer dick confit any more.. But the nearby Upland brewery (which includes a restaurant) has duck leg sandwich that I like a lot.
I grew up with my grandmother making sugar cream pie for every get together. And it should not taste like a cheesecake, it should taste more like a custard. They did it wrong. Also, it is the state pie of Indiana. I have also had many other families and same as my grandmothers. I am 50 y/o and had a lot of it. Thanks for letting me know though, I will never eat there.
Ah thanks for sharing! We did only review one piece but they are highly recommended so please don't judge on just one piece when they have many other pies :)
Next time try a persimmon pie.
Thanks Casey! We’ve added it to our list, happy travels!
Naw. Persimmon pudding - the buttermilk kind.
Longs donut chocolate icing will change you.
So good so so good
Never heard of a Hoosier pie, but if it is anything like a sugar cream pie in Ohio or Kentucky... it is NASTY!
It might be the same 🤣
look less at each other and more at the cam lol
I just can’t take my eyes off of her 👀👀
Who goes out to eat pork tenderloin? 😮😂
Everyone in Indiana
You got a bad sugar cream pie. Try Wicks or anywhere else, a good sugar cream pie is a religious experience. What you had looked way to thick, had to much 'stuff' in top, not a true example of a sugar cream pie.
Also, compairing Longs to Kirspie Kream could get you shot.
Just a comparison as they are the same type of donut, obviously we like Longs better ☺️
The Hoosier pie you had wasn’t a true Hoosier pie. It was a crème brûlée Hoosier pie. A real one is not as thick
Interesting!
Longs donuts don't taste the same. They're good when they're hot...
We did try a few other donut places but nowhere was as impressionable as Long’s. Glad they are still in business. Cheers and happy travels!
Talk to the camera not each other so much.
There's no other donut place
smashed pork tenderloin is usually called pork Schnitzel, they are also very huge all over germany, austria and switzerland
It's not the same thing.. The batter is different and you are supposed to put yellow mustard, dill pickles, and onions on it.. It's not called a smashed tenderloin either.. It's a breaded tenderloin sandwich.. The one is this video is not an authentic Hoosier tenderloin.. It was twice as thick as it should be..
Who would bother doing a video on restaurants in Indiana? The food sucks ass. But they gave us Larry Legend!
You’re entitled to your opinion, but we disagree and enjoy the Indy food scene
Oh my gosh. I’m sorry, but I was so disappointed with your intro to Workingman’s Friend. Please, please, please, when visiting old places do your homework. It is not a diner. It is a tavern and has been for decades. It has a huge history. Gangsters, factory workers, mysterious death of one of the original brothers. Family tragedy and triumph. I’m not trying to be that internet jerk but you blew it big time.
Thanks for watching and for the details! We aren’t able to highlight the history of places as we are mainly discussing the foods but this is awesome to hear and we appreciate you highlighting it!
Young women deserve to be respected, like anyone else, but that won't happen until they stop speaking with that snotty, ignorant sounding, vocal fry accent. Jimmy and Babs videos are still very good, though.
Hey Mark, we think you made a typo. Your comment should read: “Women deserve to be respected like anyone else. PERIOD”
All sugar cream pies are hot trash
🤷 maybe you haven’t found the right one yet
I know this is an unpopular opinion but Long's is overrated. There are many places that are better. Their donuts are mediocre at best.
We love unpopular opinions! What donut shops do you like, we will be sure to check them out!
@@jimmyandbabstravels They don't have a store in Indy but the best donut shop/bakery in northern Indiana in my opinion is Concannon's Bakery in Muncie.
Ah we will try to swing by!
Finally, someone said it! Long’s is highly overrated.
First time watching… maybe next time not spend so much time talking about the “cheesecake”……
Thanks for watching!
You would have had a better chance in Bloomington, IN.
Indianapolis is just gas stations and fast food.
I call bs on this. There are more good places to eat in Carmel than all of Bloomington
@@secoff1 Agreed, Bloomington is dive bars and diners.
nothing unique here
Thanks for watching!
Aristocrat may be good, but the neighborhood is a dump!
Neighborhoods change 🤷♂️ but the food was 🔥
St Elmo it totally OVERATTED!
But the shrimp cocktail sauce is 🔥🔥🔥
Indiana has the worst food of any state I've ever been to so far. No one here knows how to cook anything but fatty diner food.
We disagree, Indiana has upped it's food game over the years especially with a lot of talent coming from Chicago to Indy. Maybe give it another try? Happy Eats :)
Foods horrible in Indy
I guess we haven’t eaten ALL the food in Indy, but we think these places are good ☺️
There’s lots of great places to eat here, just do not go to the $10 a plate restaurants like Steak ‘n Shake! Hahahaha
I agree. I just don't like traditional Hoosier food. No offense, I was born and raised there, but once I ventured out and discovered new and delicious types of foods I realized just how "downhome midwestern" the food there is. I rarely go out to eat when I'm there because I can't find anything I like. Having said that, I used to bartend at the Ale Emporium and their food is pretty good. Their pizza is on point!
@@kaseykyle7107 except that Steak n Shake invented the smashburger a hundred years ago. So, there's that....