Indiana Food Taste Test

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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
  • We asked six West-Coasters to try some of Indiana’s most notable foods and, if you’re from the Hoosier State, you’ve got to see their hilarious reactions. Sorry Californians - not all pickles are sour and, nope, that’s not chicken in your sandwich.
    But, hey, who can complain when they get a slice of sugar cream pie?
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Комментарии • 131

  • @Mickolas08
    @Mickolas08 10 лет назад +209

    Just for the record, I live in Indiana and haven't even heard of those pickles or the fried corn meal.

  • @kylekemp1092
    @kylekemp1092 10 лет назад +297

    Born and raised in indiana and i have never heard of corn meal mash and orange candied pickles. I never had a sugar cream pie and never knew it was "indiana" food. The only think that made sense is the tenderloin!

    • @Rosebunse
      @Rosebunse 10 лет назад +14

      You've never had sugar cream pie?

    • @kylekemp1092
      @kylekemp1092 10 лет назад +10

      Never had it! Im sorry haha. I could go for a breaded tenderloin right now though..

    • @Rosebunse
      @Rosebunse 10 лет назад +5

      kyle Kemp They are heaven, my friend. I can't believe more people haven't had them!

    • @carmens3685
      @carmens3685 10 лет назад +12

      "Wick's Sugar Creme Pie" .. and OFFICIAL Sponsor of the Indianapolis Colts. Can't get more Indiana than that.

    • @kylekemp1092
      @kylekemp1092 10 лет назад

      Ah i do know wicks.

  • @CaitlynJones
    @CaitlynJones 10 лет назад +213

    Real tenderloins wouldn't fit the bun...

  • @costumeteen
    @costumeteen 10 лет назад +278

    I've lived in Indiana my whole life, and the only one of these I've encountered is the pork tenderloin sandwich. That being said, that is not what an Indiana pork tenderloin sandwich looks like.

    • @realmach5
      @realmach5 10 лет назад +12

      Agreed, true pork tenderloins here are about a foot wide. Never heard of any of the others on the list.

    • @Rosebunse
      @Rosebunse 10 лет назад +1

      Yeah, all the ones I've ever seen are plain.

    • @mynamesjeff7694
      @mynamesjeff7694 9 лет назад +1

      Same

  • @rebeccastephens1033
    @rebeccastephens1033 9 лет назад +121

    Im from indianapolis and I've only heard of 2 of these... The sugar cream pie aka old fashioned pie and breaded tenderloins

  • @carmens3685
    @carmens3685 10 лет назад +80

    Born and raised in Indy, and never SAW a dang candied pickle 'til this video. DO agree with the tenderloin sandwich and sugar cream pie tho'....those are DEF an Indiana thing. Only thing, the tenderloin wasn't the right size. A TRUE Indiana tenderloin DWARFS the bun ... I mean it hangs WAY over the edges.

  • @megangalbreath283
    @megangalbreath283 9 лет назад +52

    Loved this video! Being a Hoosier, I definitely have to say that a typical pork tenderloin is easily the size of your face! Haha

  • @allycatangel1
    @allycatangel1 10 лет назад +58

    I have lived in Indiana my whole life and I have never heard of those pickles.

  • @volnosh91
    @volnosh91 10 лет назад +29

    I've lived in Indiana my entire life and the only dish I have heard of was the pork tenderloin. That didn't even look like a pork tenderloin. That looked like a charred mess. Where are the biscuits n' gravy, country fried steak, and corn on the cob? You could have at least thrown in some sun brewed tea, maybe some pulled pork, a pizza burger, home battered onion rings.

  • @mollyday136
    @mollyday136 10 лет назад +46

    The breaded loins were WAY over done! They're supposed to be a golden brown!

  • @IMERMAIDMAN
    @IMERMAIDMAN 10 лет назад +15

    Anyone who hasnt tried sugar cream pie... DO IT. HEAVEN ON A PLATE.

  • @TheCsel
    @TheCsel 10 лет назад +83

    As a hoosier, I'm not sure I totally agree with these choices. While we do eat fried mush, it's somewhat rare, and we consider it a southern food. Also, I've never heard of orange pickles specifically, but I agree that pickles don't have to be dill, there are many other kinds. Once again, not really popular unless you can your own vegetables. The pork burger and sugar cream pie are definitely common though.

    • @TheCsel
      @TheCsel 10 лет назад +5

      not sure if being from northern Indiana with amish influences my opinion though.

    • @TheCsel
      @TheCsel 10 лет назад +2

      Nikki Johnston Cracker Barrel and Bob Evans and small town "country" restaurants often have fried mush as a side on the breakfast menu and you can get it at Walmarts, but still considered a southern dish like grits. sugar cream pie I feel might be more of a country/Amish specialty. I see pork burgers all over the place here too, they are often used as school concessions / fundraisers, and county fairs.

    • @TheCsel
      @TheCsel 10 лет назад +2

      My mother told me the candied pickles are from Northeast Indiana around Auburn. But I know farmers that make their own spicy pickles or various bread & butter / candied pickles.

    • @Rosebunse
      @Rosebunse 10 лет назад +3

      TheCsel I mean, I know people like some sweet pickles around here, but I've never seen anything like that, and I live in Fort Wayne.

    • @timmmahhhh
      @timmmahhhh 10 лет назад +2

      Totally agree on the fried mush. Maybe south of Indy?

  • @Notbatman374
    @Notbatman374 10 лет назад +22

    Should have switched the pickles for green bean casserole. I don't know anybody that does not have a family recipe for green bean casserole.

  • @mcdowell4904
    @mcdowell4904 9 лет назад +62

    It definitely snows in Indiana.

    • @ajsuperstarpower1125
      @ajsuperstarpower1125 9 лет назад +4

      I LOVE THE SNOW AND COLD WEATHER! GOOD THING I DO NOT LIVE IN TEXAS, OMG TOO HOT! And don't EVEN talk about AFRICA to ME. TOO POOR, HOT AND YEA...

  • @hannahboomurphy3449
    @hannahboomurphy3449 9 лет назад +19

    Indiana Rulz Its awesome!

  • @Bloodius
    @Bloodius 10 лет назад +2

    These pickles come from Sechler's Pickles located in a town called St. Joe. These are not the only varieties they sell, so i'm surprised they'd pick such an odd and acquired tasting pickle. The pork tenderloin is not nearly large enough and sugar cream pie was more Amish, but still heavenly!

  • @julieelkes8053
    @julieelkes8053 9 лет назад +15

    Never heard of the pickle before, and I've lived here all of my 59 years. And pork tenderloin sandwiches are ALWAYS bigger than the bun, but I guess that must be a southern Indiana thing. The sugar cream pie looked truly pathetic, too. The ones we always fixed came out firm, not spreading all over the plate.

  • @naptown450
    @naptown450 10 лет назад +7

    From Indiana and I've only heard of sugar cream pie and pork tenderlion. Not sure what the other foods were

  • @hwinkler87
    @hwinkler87 10 лет назад +1

    You needed a 7 layer salad and cream cheese peaches. Born and raised in Indiana and you couldn't go to any dinner party where those two dishes weren't served. I live in LA now, and I secretly bring them to dinner parties just to see how weird people eat it! It's very entertaining. My husband won't touch it, but I love it.
    Oh YEAH! I and freaking chicken gizzards and hearts! You can't really find a gas station that doesn't serve them. GA-ROSS.

  • @bmi9198
    @bmi9198 10 лет назад +5

    *Be from Indiana
    *Hear them make stereotype joeks (like the snow)
    *Look out window and see snow freaking everywhere.
    *sigh because they are right.

  • @Stevesrssrssrs
    @Stevesrssrssrs 9 лет назад +1

    I'm from Indianapolis, Indiana, and I've never heard of candied orange pickles a day in my life until now!!!

  • @Bleksano
    @Bleksano 10 лет назад +100

    I've lived in Indiana my whole life... never heard of any of these...

    • @carmens3685
      @carmens3685 10 лет назад +2

      You gotta be kiddin'...... www.wickspies.com/

    • @lilteamvbyahaus
      @lilteamvbyahaus 10 лет назад +4

      I have lived in Indy too no clue wtf these are

    • @divinezoomer7305
      @divinezoomer7305 9 лет назад +1

      ***** the only one i knew was the fried corn stuff.my mom actualy made some, its good.

    • @zoritsanepenthe1136
      @zoritsanepenthe1136 9 лет назад +1

      andydrew105 I was thinking the same thing of all but the fried polenta (friend cornmeal mush).

    • @huntermontgomery8456
      @huntermontgomery8456 9 лет назад

      andydrew105 if you grew up in indy that is forgivable. if not...you are not a real hoosier lol

  • @timmmahhhh
    @timmmahhhh 10 лет назад +1

    I'm an architect in the west Chicago burbs but grew u in Kokomo and lived in nw Indiana after college. We had a client in LaPorte whose primary residence was LA. It came up in conversation that his wife loved chicken gizzards and we told them about Ernie's in Knox, which became a must go to destination after that, she was in heaven. Nobody in LA, and very few places in Indiana, prepare those. Sadly Walgreen's bought out the place and it is no more.

    • @EmmeFen
      @EmmeFen 9 лет назад +2

      There is a gas station. Between michigan city and laporte that makes them. Heck a few restaurants in the area makes them. Too bad rodinis closed down in michigan city because they came with the meal. I'm in laporte btw.

  • @abstractheory
    @abstractheory 10 лет назад +1

    And there is the line that captures every single one of these kids "As I'm eating America right now I'm starting to realize I've not lived as a person." Well, acknowledging it is the first step.

  • @Kareymorris
    @Kareymorris 10 лет назад +2

    Hoosier lifer here...Sugar cream pie. So much yes. Tenderloin should have been roughly the size of a Frisbee and then you'd be close to what they're actually like here. Never heard of those pickles, and my grandma is the only person I've met that ate cornmeal hash and that was about 80 years ago.

  • @Chicken_Leather
    @Chicken_Leather 10 лет назад +3

    I can't believe all the people that have never heard of sugar cream pie! It is the state pie of Indiana. Although I will say that I have never heard of those pickles or the mush. Big Red should have been on there. Haha

  • @Rosebunse
    @Rosebunse 10 лет назад +11

    Sugar cream pie is delicious! I can't believe it's just an Indiana thing.

  • @silverlightstar
    @silverlightstar 9 лет назад +2

    Being from Illinois, we had similar foods (Hated cornmeal mush, orange pickles. and pork tenderloin sandwiches as a kid.).
    All y'all should try Maid-Rites.

  • @MHI1926
    @MHI1926 9 лет назад +29

    You know they are from California because they call hardees carls jr.

  • @SarahBeth5213
    @SarahBeth5213 10 лет назад +2

    Ok guys. These are 4 common foods from all over Indiana. Indiana is like everywhere else and in different parts of the state some things are more common than others. I have lived here my whole life and have seen all except the pickles. And where I'm from the tenderloins are typically twice the size of the bun and toppings are optional. I usually just eat it with ketchup. No need to berate each other. Just because you've lived here in Indiana and haven't heard of these doesn't mean it's not common here. Just sayin'.

  • @fordmustang3684
    @fordmustang3684 9 лет назад +1

    I'm a hoosier and have had all of those except for the pickles. you do put syrup on the mush, and the tenderloin didn't look like a typical indiana tenderloin

  • @jenniferthomas5924
    @jenniferthomas5924 10 лет назад +2

    I've lived in Indiana since I was born and the pork tenderloin sandwich is the only thing that I would consider an "Indiana food."

  • @cjames0723
    @cjames0723 10 лет назад +1

    Born and raised in various parts of Indiana, from down home in the "holler" to the streets of Indy, and the only one of these I've had is cornmeal mush. And that's supposed to be smothered in butter and maple syrup (real, mind you, not the supermarket, high fructose crap), so they even did that wrong....

    • @cjames0723
      @cjames0723 10 лет назад

      I have had pork tenderloin, to be clear, just not in Indiana. And it certainly didn't look like that

  • @ambermassey7708
    @ambermassey7708 9 лет назад +1

    Legends pub and grill in Avon Indiana has the best tenderloin ever! Plz come in any of you

  • @drunkenfarmerjohn42
    @drunkenfarmerjohn42 10 лет назад +8

    Son, we ain't got Carl's Jr. in Indiana. We have Hardey's.

  • @rexmage
    @rexmage 10 лет назад +1

    Lived here all my life and I've had a tenderloin or several dozen. I've never encountered anything else from this video.

  • @TehAwkw0rdGam3r
    @TehAwkw0rdGam3r 9 лет назад +1

    Born and raised here in Indiana, only heard of a few things lol. Love the orange pickles :P but the others I don't know.

  • @brittanykey3242
    @brittanykey3242 9 лет назад

    Been in Indiana my whole life. Pork tenderloin is VERY common. If you don't like it, don't even bother going to the state fair. The corn mush and sugar cream pie is popular too. More for out in the country areas and ma and pa restaurants. The pickles though are not so common. My family comes from Kentucky so we have the more "southern" food when we cook and why I recognize those three the most.

  • @anniebutts248
    @anniebutts248 10 лет назад +2

    I've only had the tenderloin and the pie.
    The other 2 I've never even heard of.

  • @JoelRipke
    @JoelRipke 10 лет назад +6

    Sugar cream pie is boss. I

  • @suthrnfrydmom
    @suthrnfrydmom 10 лет назад +1

    I have lived in Indiana all my life and have only heard of the tenderloin. You should try southern Indiana food. Here is a list there are in Evansville Indiana
    Brain sandwiches - best from Hilltop Inn
    Giant fried tenderloin with mayo and sauerkraut
    Ski and Double Cola
    Grippos BBQ chips
    Big B BBQ

  • @AravahStar
    @AravahStar 10 лет назад +11

    Sugar cream pie goes on my list of foods to try now

    • @Rosebunse
      @Rosebunse 10 лет назад

      It is delicious and not too hard to make.

    • @carmens3685
      @carmens3685 10 лет назад +6

      Get a "Wick's Sugar Creme Pie". Made in Indiana...and whoooo-hooo!

  • @LorriMPhoto
    @LorriMPhoto 10 лет назад +2

    I'm from Indiana, and fried mush wasn't anything I'd ever even heard of until I went to Tennessee .... they have it there a lot, I never had it at all growing up, and it definitely is not a staple anywhere here in restaurants or in homes of all those I know. Those pickles, ONLY the brand am I familiar with, churches and other fundraising groups sell them once or twice a year ... I've never bought that brand or eaten them, and have not heard of that variety before (orange) ... so weird. The sugar cream pie, definitely an Indiana thing, but I was raised on what was always called "old fashioned cream pie" that my mom made from a recipe her grandmother had and was handed down. It's WAY better than sugar cream. People in Indiana are nuts for sugar cream pie tho ... lol .. another oddity, but okay. Pork Tenderloin sandwiches ... looks like you had actually a great one that was hand pounded out and fixed properly. There are SO many places that claim "the best Indiana tenderloin" ... psshhh ... very few are "the best" trust me, I think I've spent years searching for "the best one" which is what you do if you're from Indiana and enjoy tenderloins ... you always are seeking "the one" that just rocks your socks off! A lot of places serve pork tenderloins that are more like pork fritters, they are super thin, have little to no taste to them and are the size of your head. Stay away from those ... they are NOT true tenderloins worth trying. Go for the ones that are handmade, pounded out to about a half inch thick, and hand seasoned and breaded! Those are the good ones! Or you could opt for the grilled variety which are just as good, minus the breading.
    Pizza King pizza should have been in that little taste test ... it's totally an Indiana thing! :)

  • @mattlukasik5282
    @mattlukasik5282 10 лет назад

    From northwest Indiana and the only food I've ever heard of is the tenderloin, Indiana food is basically Chicago food with the exception of the peanut butter burger

  • @Sagedelirium17
    @Sagedelirium17 10 лет назад

    Never have I ever heard of those pickles before and I've lived in Indiana my entire life.

  • @RDagit
    @RDagit 10 лет назад +1

    I'm going to have to ditto the previous comments:
    The cornmeal mash isn't an Indiana thing... It's a southern thing that I've seen in Kentucky.
    I've never heard of those pickles before... ever...
    And the pork tenderloin sandwich is not to scale.
    At least the pie is accurate.

  • @amymarie6575
    @amymarie6575 10 лет назад +1

    Do Canadian food! I would love to see you eat what we eat.

  • @SeamusMcBastard
    @SeamusMcBastard 10 лет назад +2

    Born and raised in Indiana. Fried mush is fairly common in the southern part of the state.
    the pickles.. never heard of them.
    Those tenderloin sandwiches are NOT right though. Way too thick and overcooked.
    Tenderloin should be pounder thin.
    The pie, I think that's more of a northern thing with the Amish influence, don't see it much in southern Indiana. It is good though.

  • @MrAndifine
    @MrAndifine 10 лет назад +2

    Born and raised in Indiana. Never once have I ever had cornmeal mush or those weird pickles or sugar cream pie. The only one that made any sort of sense at all was the pork tenderloin...though they're really much much larger pieces of tenderloin than that. They're obscenely large.

    • @alannamaccleoud265
      @alannamaccleoud265 9 лет назад

      Andi Fine Born and raised hoosier too! Can't believe you've never had any of those! Go get some immediately!

  • @friendsscrewingaround7384
    @friendsscrewingaround7384 9 лет назад +1

    I can see the tenderloin but everything else? No way, Jose.

  • @alisabagel7294
    @alisabagel7294 10 лет назад

    Lol do you notice that no matter how gross the food is.....those two guys always eat it till there's nothing left? Lol

  • @kenziestephens579
    @kenziestephens579 9 лет назад +1

    I have lived in Indiana my whole life ... only had hoosier pie (sugar cream pie) and a tenderloin.

  • @crazylegoman
    @crazylegoman 10 лет назад

    I'm a Hoosier, and I've never even heard of the corn mush stuff. The only food in the list common in Indiana was the tenderloin. A true Indiana food taste test would have to include corn on the cob. Fried morel mushrooms would've also been a good choice.

  • @alabama2uz
    @alabama2uz 10 лет назад +1

    Wickles Pickles, Waverly/Dadeville, AL..... Best Pickles Known To Mankind

  • @emilycaroline9
    @emilycaroline9 10 лет назад

    That's not how Indiana does tenderloins, but everything else is definitely something the old ladies at church have fed me at church dinners.

  • @teresaroseboro5702
    @teresaroseboro5702 9 лет назад +2

    Sugar cream pie is so good..

  • @myfaulkner
    @myfaulkner 10 лет назад

    As many other commenters that are also born and raised in Indiana, I will agree that I've never heard of those pickles before. And that pork tenderloin was the wrong kind. The loin should be at least the size of a dinner plate. But hit the nail on the head with the sugar cream pie.

  • @DeRose05
    @DeRose05 10 лет назад

    Not sure about half of these items. I live in Indiana. A GOOD pork tenderloin sandwich is suppose to be lightly brown and moist. The Sugar cream pie is just ok. You can get that all over the state.

  • @ChelseaK1391
    @ChelseaK1391 9 лет назад

    the comments from these people that actually live in Indiana are hilarious too

  • @alexandracunningham1469
    @alexandracunningham1469 9 лет назад

    Ok everyone that lives in NW Indiana we eat southern food like in Alabama and Texas so we r totally different than the rest of Indiana yes NW Indiana might not be the only place in Indiana that eats southern food but thats what we mostly eat

  • @Presca1
    @Presca1 10 лет назад

    We have sugar pie in Quebec too

  • @asaaqas
    @asaaqas 9 лет назад

    like most who live in Indiana I have never heard of these, other than the pork sandwhitch witch are awesome and I though they were a country wide fair food

  • @TheRuntWolf
    @TheRuntWolf 9 лет назад

    I've lived in Indiana my whole life(albeit the very northern part called Michiana) and never heard of any of these except pork tenderloin. I thought pork tenderloin was everywhere? And the one in the video looked completely unrecognisable! XD This all looked like it could be southern food. Also, I don't mean to sound rude but those people got on my nerves by acting so ignorant, but at the same time it was kind of funny.

  • @kyliemarie1300
    @kyliemarie1300 10 лет назад

    I agree with every other Hoosier saying these choices just aren't Indiana. Sugar Crème Pie was good though, we have the factory that made them a few miles from where I live! Here's what you should have tried, Instead of "Fried Corn Mush" Try just regular Jiffy Corn Bread. Try Pizza King (best if you order Baked Ham & BBQ), and last but not least PETES PRIDE TENDORLOINS. You're Welcome. :)

  • @jasonearl4841
    @jasonearl4841 10 лет назад +1

    I've been in Indiana my whole life. I've never seen 3 of the items on that list and as for the tenderloin, that is NOT what the sandwich looks like and I doubt its considered an Indiana food.

  • @cynthiawilson3104
    @cynthiawilson3104 10 лет назад

    love pork burgers. but being from southern indiana we eat a ton of fried foods. like fried oreas is delish so are fried twinkies. but also HAVE YOU EVER ATE BRAIN SANDWICHES??? your life will never be the same.

  • @Jackhand100
    @Jackhand100 9 лет назад +3

    A blind food tasting test would be better.

  • @jamesdeckard4780
    @jamesdeckard4780 10 лет назад

    Lived in southern Indiana my whole life and the only thing I've seen was the pork tenderloin and as others have said it was waaaay to small. If it doesn't fill a whole plate it's to small.

  • @stacylinderman5914
    @stacylinderman5914 10 лет назад

    I have lived in Indiana most of my life. Never heard of those pickles, thought the fried mush was a Kentucky thing and the tenderloin must be breaded and must have atleast two inches hanging outside the bun.

  • @sharongilbert6721
    @sharongilbert6721 10 лет назад +14

    I have lived in Indiana for 30 years and haven't eaten any of these items!!!

    • @Rosebunse
      @Rosebunse 10 лет назад

      Even the pie?

    • @IndyRoadie
      @IndyRoadie 10 лет назад +3

      You've lived in Indiana for 30 years, and NEVER eaten a Pork Tenderloin?? Turn in your Hoosier card, you are being deported to California :)

    • @carmens3685
      @carmens3685 10 лет назад +1

      Wait... you never had the tenderloin sandwich OR a sugar creme pie??

    • @sharongilbert6721
      @sharongilbert6721 10 лет назад

      no the pie looks awful, white gravy looking in a crust, Deep fried pork just...no never.
      Keeping my deep fried to French fries.

  • @Kagarin05
    @Kagarin05 10 лет назад +5

    only popular food from here you had was the pork tenderloin

  • @trishfrederick
    @trishfrederick 10 лет назад

    Another indiana person here, only thing you had on this list right was the pork tenderloin but it was completely over done by the looks of it. Everything else, I've never heard of. Where do you guys get your sources by chance?

    • @RichardHoman9009
      @RichardHoman9009 10 лет назад

      You're not alone. That's the only one I've ever heard of...

  • @tongpopyro2691
    @tongpopyro2691 10 лет назад +1

    That is not what an indiana tenderloin looks like. Should be way bigger than the bun and there is no need for all the toppings

  • @tammiduzan3560
    @tammiduzan3560 10 лет назад

    I AGREE with TheCsel. I'm a Hoosier. Born, Raised and still here. I've never had the Corn Mush, and never even heard of Orange pickles. I don't think Sugar Creme Pie is an Indiana Exclusive favorite...... Who in the world picked these items? About the only accurate thing on this list is the Tenderloin. I think someone was confusing us with Kentucky or Tennessee.

  • @huntermontgomery8456
    @huntermontgomery8456 9 лет назад

    noooooo it doesn't snow here at all

  • @jimthicto8179
    @jimthicto8179 10 лет назад

    Um, I am pretty sure after 40 years I would have heard of or tried some of these things. The breaded pork tenderloin is quite awesome. If you go to the right place it will feed a family of four. As for the other things like fried mush, sugar cream pie and those nasty sounding pickles. I just don't know. The sugar cream pie sounds good, but it must be something outside of Indianapolis. Because I have never had it nor the pickles. As for mush I am sure a hoosier could fry up something like that. I could fry you up a damn good waffle whenever you want.

    • @carmens3685
      @carmens3685 10 лет назад +1

      www.wickspies.com/ ... dude, they sponsor the Colt's Pregame Show! Go get one, They're at Kroger's, Walmart and Meijers too, I think. They should've hit the State Fair concessions and done some of THAT stuff, lol.

  • @eeevol-
    @eeevol- 9 лет назад +4

    What? Indiana born and raised and never heard or tried ANY of these.. What in the world??? I'm up north though maybe this is down south or something.

  • @leonard71
    @leonard71 10 лет назад

    I really want to know where their sources are for this because this more represents the ignorance the west coast people than it does actually representing Indiana foods. I would guess maybe these are possibly popular in the south? I've lived in Indiana my whole life and like many others in this thread, the pork tenderloin is the only one I've ever even eaten. The pork tenderloin is also not big enough at all.

  • @TheHockerman
    @TheHockerman 10 лет назад

    I've lived in Indiana for twenty years and I've only heard of one of these foods.

  • @karalynn4646
    @karalynn4646 10 лет назад +1

    like others have probably stated... Ive lived in Indiana all my life and Ive never tried any of these picks except the pickle.. meh

  • @DavisonVideo
    @DavisonVideo 10 лет назад +1

    BuzzfeedCountry

  • @curtishuber2257
    @curtishuber2257 9 лет назад

    I live in Fort Wayne, never heard of any of these.

  • @22skittelz
    @22skittelz 9 лет назад

    I've lived in Indiana my whole life and never heard of any of these besides the tenderloin

  • @britt8208
    @britt8208 10 лет назад

    I live in Indiana, and i am pretty sure i havn't heard of most of these foods on here lol. They should have tried other foods.

  • @breydonh
    @breydonh 9 лет назад

    I live Indiana and never in my life heard of these foods

  • @silveryote1
    @silveryote1 9 лет назад

    Illinois food?

  • @told2stop
    @told2stop 10 лет назад

    Lived in Indiana all my live, ive never heard of corn meal mash or orange candied pickles. And the tenderloins in this video are wrong. Way overdone, to much stuff on the sandwich.

  • @melodygrants8974
    @melodygrants8974 10 лет назад

    I have lived in Indiana my whole life. The tenderloin and pie are served at like the county fairs but the pickles NOO!! You should have chosen a much better flavor. The corn mush never even heard of it!! I do like that LA people are trying different state foods and the video was nice but this is a poor representation of Indiana

  • @scippap
    @scippap 10 лет назад

    Somehow you managed to make a buzzfeed-esque short video, that not only was horrible, but doesn't at all represent Indiana. The people that tested were outrageously boring and quite repulsive if you ask me. Flagging this video for promoting terrorism.

  • @mira.b2612
    @mira.b2612 9 лет назад

    I'm not from Indiana never been I'm from louisinana

  • @daniellehoward4194
    @daniellehoward4194 9 лет назад +1

    this is white people's food 😂😂

  • @realstarfarts
    @realstarfarts 10 лет назад +16

    Well this is dumb. None of these foods qualify as something "from Indiana."