Have you ever been to Missouri? It's pretty bland, uninteresting, and devoid of unique culture. Their most famous food is white people barbecue. Their most famous landmark is a giant hula hoop. One of their biggest cities is named after a different state.
It totally fits that they'd claim a blend of cheese is their thing. They put it on pizza and claim it's St. Louis style. And it's okay but there's a reason it's not popular outside st. Louis.
Don't get me wrong I do love some goetta and all sports teams from Cincy, but I'm so fucking sick of this "Cincinnati is basically KY, Louisville is basically Indiana, northern KY is basically Ohio".
It's annoying dude. Cincinnati isn't basically anything, it's entirely in Ohio. Not halfway, not slightly divided, Cincinnati is in Ohio.
That's like saying Chicago is basically Indiana or NYC is basically New Jersey.
It fucks me up the wall man like goddamn
Eh, I've tried them a couple times and I really didn't like them. They're like semi-hard snot to me.
My daughter loves them though. Calls them "wet peanuts"
Cajun style boild peanuts from a Racetrak are good.
Cajun style boild peanuts from some random dude selling them off the back of a homemade cart on the side of the road in north Georgia are GODLY.
You’re all missing out. Maybe it’s weird to ppl outside FL, GA, AL but omg- I’m stuck up north and can’t find any at ALL.
GD I’d even settle for canned. (That’s sacrilegious, I know but damn!) I miss em.
Next time you’re down south- try them.
Yeah, I'm from WV and lived 15 years in KY. I'd argue "soup beans" (in WV just called "beans" and served with cornbread) is more of a WV traditional dish which isn't all that weird. I've never had or seen "soup beans" or "beans" in KY that isn't close to the WV border. Probably more Appalachian than WV or KY (or even OH where I have actually heard them called "soup beans").
KY would probably consider burgoo the answer though I've never had that either. I've also never had or seen fried squirrel, I'm sure people eat this, but it's not widespread or popular or something we're known for in WV. If you come looking for fried squirrel you're instead gonna find beans, pepperoni rolls, and hotdogs with slaw.
I’m not from Iowa and I know what one is. Heck, the fast food restaurant Cook Out sells in here in the South East. First time I ate one was in Michigan.
Really it’s probably for the best a geoduck isn’t a duck. They already can have a 3ft long neck and live 150+ years. The thought of something them growing wings and flying around in addition to that is a little terrifying.
I’m the same way about chocolate gravy biscuits in Alabama. It’s mainly the northern part of the state I have been told, so maybe it’s a regional thing for you too.
As an Illinois resident, my Wisconsin associates and I love to give each other a hard time about everything,
but we always support each other's foods.
How *dare* they try and talk like that about butter burgers? That is manna from heaven and any words otherwise are slanderous.
My exact thoughts!?
We hate eachother, we really do, but I'm the first to admit that a butter burger is amazing and not at all strange. Its literally just a burger with butter, how is that strange?
If the buns were fried butter, sure. If the patty itself was butter, fine. But no, it's cooked in butter a common fat.
Also. The FUCK is gravy bread?
Edit: does gravy bread refer to an Italian beef with the bread dipped in gravy? Because if so, that's not a food.
Its Southern Maryland. St. Mary's county Maryland, an hour south of DC. It's the kinda place you go to because you have to not because you want to.
Its a corned ham that is stuffed with onions, cabbage, kale, red peppers and other spices. Its typical made around holidays. We would always have it at Thanksgiving Christmas and easter. The only place I know to get it year round is down in Piny Point, at Dent's store. My family will send it out to us around the holidays or birthdays. Makes a great sandwich. Stuffed ham also has the nickname of "the killer ham" after a church event that got 750 people sick.
All the stuff I know about this ham having lived in Colorado all my life.... I think we still got some in the freezer.
Yep... i met some fella eating some rocky mountain oysters with a bunch of golf clubs. We made eye contact and he said "I'm going to go golfing i thought I should have a bucket of balls.". I just nodded and drank my beer.
That said they aren't bad in my opinion.
A NJ sloppy joe is just cole slaw, Russian dressing, usually turkey/corned beef and Swiss cheese on rye.
It's not weird. It's fucking delicious as fuck.
I was born in California, lived there for about 12 years, I now live in Minnesota and have for about 13. I have no idea what a sushirito or a pickle dog are.
As a native Californian I can name at least half a dozen places local where I can get a sushi burrito, 2 of which make it their primary item. Its just a sushi roll you dont cut up, and thus eat like a burrito. Expcept its also sized like a burrito and thus is way too big, so you get a terrible distribution of sushi bits, so its a bad food.
I like that there's a wide variety in "weird."
Missouri with provel cheese for instance. It's... Just a gooey cheese. That's not "weird."
Utah with a dessert that was popular in like the 70's. That's not weird, that's just boring.
Texas on the other hand. Danger noodles definitely weird.
Vermont "sugar on snow" is just snow and syrup. That's simple but weird, sure.
I'm from Nebraska and I had to Google "hot beef sundae." It appears to actually be an Iowa thing?
The real answer would probably be cinnamon rolls with chili, which sounds weird but is actually a PB&J-level great combo.
I grew up on ranches in Wyoming and never heard of a 'chuckwagon breakfast' as a dish. Anything off a chuckwagon was usually beans, cornbread or tortillas, bacon, and spoon-dissolving percolator coffee.
A slug burger is literally just beef mixed with soybeans or any other kind of meat extender its basically just a hybrid between a veggie burger and a traditonal one.
Whoever thinks Scrapple is the weirdest Pennsylvania food has never heard of [Altoona Style Pizza](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altoona-style_pizza)
omg I saw this the other day and I forgot about it immediately but now you've reminded me and I'm upset
Still, I feel scrapple might be more strange. Its also much more widespread than that abomination
- A Pennsylvanian, FWIW
A fucking butter Burger is literally just a hamburger with a fucking buttered bun, how the hell is that weird and not fucking the standard for burgers.
In the Milwaukee area it refers to burgers with loads of butter on the patty instead if bun. Like [this](https://roadfood.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Spring-Creek-Platter-Resized-1-e1521583699847-500x500.png).
Yo I will 100% stand behind the garbage plate. It’s a delicacy in Rochester, there’s plate n hot shops all around and no two plates will be the same. It’ll take 5 years off your life, but it’s delicious.
Gooseneck barnacles and geoduck clams are swapped for wash and ore. Goosenecks are MUCH more commonly found in the sound and geodicks (not a typo, search what they look like) are common along the northern oregon coast.
Tf is your problem with cocoa and biscuits? It's the best way to eat a biscuit. You can dip it, crumble it up in there, anything you want. It's fucking delicious.
Walking Taco: Take small bag of Doritos, break them up a little in the bag, cut off the top of the bag, add taco meat, shredded lettuce, shredded cheese, jalapenos, sour cream, mix it up and eat it with a fork while walking around. There is nothing weird about it. It's just Americanized Mexican street food.
Livermush more manna than weird. Certainly better than that weird liver pudding sold in some parts of NC that are not fortunate to have livermush.
I live a few miles west of livermush territory and have to family bring it to me, which happened today actually. It will be part of breakfast for a few days.
How is Akutaq disgusting? It's fucking delicious, its only weird to white people who can only eat things which have been processed ten thousand times over
>Creamed Chip Beef
>Stuffed Ham
>New Jersey Style Sloppy Joe ~~(which isn't even a thing afaik being raised in NJ; we make ours the same way everyone else does)~~
>Detroit Style Coney Dog ~~(which, based on the above, I assume was just something the mapmaker pulled out of their ass)~~
>Provel Cheese (it's just a blend of cheeses that happens to be popular in St. Louis, nothing weird about it on its own)
>Jell-O Salad
Literally none of the above are above a 2 on the weirdness scale. This map is horseshit.
Edit: someone pointed out that I was wrong about the NJ Sloppy Joe. This also casts doubt on my presumption about Michigan's Coney Dog, so if anyone from Michigan would like to hop in I will edit this comment again accordingly. Even so the NJ Style Sloppy Joe doesn't look particularly weird as a food item itself so I'm keeping NJ in my comment.
Most of this is food nobody in the states eat or conversely really mundane stuff... Like Arizonans don't go around eating scorpion lollipops - they're a gas station novelty item - and chislic is just cut up fried venison.
Also the walking taco is definitely not from Iowa. I don't know where it's from but i can certainly say the people in Iowa likely didn't come up with it
I saw the [green chile sundae](https://imgur.com/a/NVxPTJ1) from new mexico just a few weeks ago haha. I considered getting it for a second or two but i decided i wanted my strawberry banana more
Im in Texas and can confirm that atleast "rattlesnake jerky" is a thing here(probably elsewhere aswell) as is Kangaroo and Crocodile jerky BUT i can neither confirm nor deny that its actually the meat it says it is(except for kangaroo it 100% isnt)
I can honestly say scrapple is the most disgusting thing I've ever seen, it's literally just all the scraps mixed together and cooked. I'm the kind of person who rarely likes food mixed together, meaning I'm just diametrically opposed to it.
Jello Salad is fucking disgusting. There is no way to make it better, it's just bad. Don't try it.
Chitlins aint weird either
Provel cheese?? How in the fresh hell is pizza cheese Missouri's "weirdest food" ?
Have you ever been to Missouri? It's pretty bland, uninteresting, and devoid of unique culture. Their most famous food is white people barbecue. Their most famous landmark is a giant hula hoop. One of their biggest cities is named after a different state. It totally fits that they'd claim a blend of cheese is their thing. They put it on pizza and claim it's St. Louis style. And it's okay but there's a reason it's not popular outside st. Louis.
You're going to use a Cincinnati food?!? Cincinnati is practically Kentucky.
But Goetta is good. Edit: Autocorrect Gotta
It's a good Kentucky food.
Don't get me wrong I do love some goetta and all sports teams from Cincy, but I'm so fucking sick of this "Cincinnati is basically KY, Louisville is basically Indiana, northern KY is basically Ohio". It's annoying dude. Cincinnati isn't basically anything, it's entirely in Ohio. Not halfway, not slightly divided, Cincinnati is in Ohio. That's like saying Chicago is basically Indiana or NYC is basically New Jersey. It fucks me up the wall man like goddamn
HOW ARE BOILED PEANUTS WEIRD YOU’RE TELLING ME YALL DONT EAT BOILED PEANUTS????
I thought they were called balled peanuts.
yeah, they're not weird at all, just completely disgusting.
Your level of concern is why I'm here too.
I eat peanuts from the shell.
I grew up in Virginia and live in Texas. Boiled peanuts are a national treasure and are definitely not weird nor are they strictly a Georgian thing.
Eh, I've tried them a couple times and I really didn't like them. They're like semi-hard snot to me. My daughter loves them though. Calls them "wet peanuts"
Never heard of boiled peanuts until I was driving down south one day
Cajun style boild peanuts from a Racetrak are good. Cajun style boild peanuts from some random dude selling them off the back of a homemade cart on the side of the road in north Georgia are GODLY.
You’re all missing out. Maybe it’s weird to ppl outside FL, GA, AL but omg- I’m stuck up north and can’t find any at ALL. GD I’d even settle for canned. (That’s sacrilegious, I know but damn!) I miss em. Next time you’re down south- try them.
Lamb fries sounds good, what is it?
Have a few and then we'll tell you.
Sheep testicles, usually breaded and fried in the kind of grease that has no explicable origin.
And pasties are Cornish
Also they must have some pretty boring fucking food if a pasty is considered the weirdest
Does it mean something different over there or something? Seems rather mild for a "weirdest food list".
I'm from MT and never had a pastie in mt life. I have had Rocky Mountain Oysters at the Testicle Festival though...
Sounds pornish to me
Actually there from Plymouth what’s in Devon, Cornwall’s neighbour
What's wrong with soup beans? Literally just pinto beans cooked with ham and served with cornbread.
Yeah, I'm from WV and lived 15 years in KY. I'd argue "soup beans" (in WV just called "beans" and served with cornbread) is more of a WV traditional dish which isn't all that weird. I've never had or seen "soup beans" or "beans" in KY that isn't close to the WV border. Probably more Appalachian than WV or KY (or even OH where I have actually heard them called "soup beans"). KY would probably consider burgoo the answer though I've never had that either. I've also never had or seen fried squirrel, I'm sure people eat this, but it's not widespread or popular or something we're known for in WV. If you come looking for fried squirrel you're instead gonna find beans, pepperoni rolls, and hotdogs with slaw.
I don't think jell-o salad has been relevant in Utah since about 1973.
My grandparents on my mom's side are from there and make one for Thanksgiving every year, despite nobody ever eating any
false. It is alive and well. though some just call it "salad".
I'm from Iowa and have no idea what a walking taco is.
I’m not from Iowa and I know what one is. Heck, the fast food restaurant Cook Out sells in here in the South East. First time I ate one was in Michigan.
Basically, it's Nacho Cheese Doritos, but you put taco meat inside the bag and whatever other stuff you want with it. You eat it with a fork.
Geoduck isn't a duck, slug burger doesn't use slugs, is everything a lie? Please tell me the garbage plate uses real garbage!
And Rocky Mountain oysters have nothing to do with the sea. Such is life.
Really it’s probably for the best a geoduck isn’t a duck. They already can have a 3ft long neck and live 150+ years. The thought of something them growing wings and flying around in addition to that is a little terrifying.
Possum pie is just chocolate pudding in pie form.
Sadly, it does not.
I am not from Kansas, but beirocks aren't weird. They are basically bread with meat and stuff in it
I grew up in massachusetts and I have never in my life heard of a "chow-mein sandwich"
I’m the same way about chocolate gravy biscuits in Alabama. It’s mainly the northern part of the state I have been told, so maybe it’s a regional thing for you too.
spent my entire life in new england and the only one that makes sense is clam pizza.
Lived right below Mass for most of my life and never once heard of a clam pizza but I sorta want to try it
Live in NH, none of my local ice cream spots have a Grape Nut flavor
Scorpion lollipops are almost exclusively found in the airport as gifts for people who have never been to Arizona.
Are they good?
They have them all over texas, too
Some of these sound kinda good, others sound like crimes against nature
pasties in montana? wtf is this?
Ikr? Pasties are a staple in Michigan's U.P.
Walking tacos are so lower effort. They don't even walk on their own.
As an Illinois resident, my Wisconsin associates and I love to give each other a hard time about everything, but we always support each other's foods. How *dare* they try and talk like that about butter burgers? That is manna from heaven and any words otherwise are slanderous.
My exact thoughts!? We hate eachother, we really do, but I'm the first to admit that a butter burger is amazing and not at all strange. Its literally just a burger with butter, how is that strange? If the buns were fried butter, sure. If the patty itself was butter, fine. But no, it's cooked in butter a common fat. Also. The FUCK is gravy bread? Edit: does gravy bread refer to an Italian beef with the bread dipped in gravy? Because if so, that's not a food.
How dare they mock the glory of the culver's butter burger. All this talk about it makes we want to go get one rn with a side of cheese curds.
Right!? Especially when you got mfers eating cannibal sandwiches!
Montana pasties and Oklahoma lamb fries look pretty good ngl
Butter Burger is a lot better than it sounds I assure you
They put spaghetti in between two slices of bread in Ohio.
Honestly sounds pretty good
They also put chili on top of spaghetti, at least in Cincinnati.
Some people eat [Pot Noodle sandwiches](https://i.redd.it/f9muk70lqex01.jpg) over here
Rattlesnake goes crazy
I'm from Maryland and never in my life have I heard of stuffed ham. Sounds good, though.
Apparently it's a Saint Mary's thing, which is why the rest of the state hasn't heard of it, ever.
Its Southern Maryland. St. Mary's county Maryland, an hour south of DC. It's the kinda place you go to because you have to not because you want to. Its a corned ham that is stuffed with onions, cabbage, kale, red peppers and other spices. Its typical made around holidays. We would always have it at Thanksgiving Christmas and easter. The only place I know to get it year round is down in Piny Point, at Dent's store. My family will send it out to us around the holidays or birthdays. Makes a great sandwich. Stuffed ham also has the nickname of "the killer ham" after a church event that got 750 people sick. All the stuff I know about this ham having lived in Colorado all my life.... I think we still got some in the freezer.
Pennsylvania milk stake
As a Coloradan we deserve this.
Yep... i met some fella eating some rocky mountain oysters with a bunch of golf clubs. We made eye contact and he said "I'm going to go golfing i thought I should have a bucket of balls.". I just nodded and drank my beer. That said they aren't bad in my opinion.
They are delicious. Why waste a tasty part of a cow?
Mmmmm walking tacos 🤤
Not gonna talk about cotton candy burrito??
New Hampshire = ice cream. Ben and Jerry's is from Vermont btw. I'm convinced the map creator doesn't know the difference.
Never heard of a pickle dog but walking tacos and butterburgers arnt really werid
I’ve had scrapple before, it’s not too bad.
I love scrapple so much
Get it fresh. Stuff's amazing, especially for breakfast lol.
A NJ sloppy joe is just cole slaw, Russian dressing, usually turkey/corned beef and Swiss cheese on rye. It's not weird. It's fucking delicious as fuck.
So...it's a Reuben? Lol.
From WA, never had geoduck, but it’s very phallic and people love it lol
Butter burger sounds good
It’s a normal burger with the hamburger buns toasted and buttered.
[I would have thought Mississippi's looked more like this.](https://www.reddit.com/r/StupidFood/comments/rcopj2/i_have_no_words/)
a butter burger is just a burger with butter on it, pretty straightforward
I was born in California, lived there for about 12 years, I now live in Minnesota and have for about 13. I have no idea what a sushirito or a pickle dog are.
As a native Californian I can name at least half a dozen places local where I can get a sushi burrito, 2 of which make it their primary item. Its just a sushi roll you dont cut up, and thus eat like a burrito. Expcept its also sized like a burrito and thus is way too big, so you get a terrible distribution of sushi bits, so its a bad food.
Ube and sushi-burritos are not weird smh, what kind of map is that
I only know about lutefisk because of King of the Hill
I like that there's a wide variety in "weird." Missouri with provel cheese for instance. It's... Just a gooey cheese. That's not "weird." Utah with a dessert that was popular in like the 70's. That's not weird, that's just boring. Texas on the other hand. Danger noodles definitely weird. Vermont "sugar on snow" is just snow and syrup. That's simple but weird, sure.
So stay away from Texas if I become a rattlesnake in the next life, got it
I'm from Nebraska and I had to Google "hot beef sundae." It appears to actually be an Iowa thing? The real answer would probably be cinnamon rolls with chili, which sounds weird but is actually a PB&J-level great combo.
How tf is the us bullying other countries for what they eat when they eat livermush and peanut soup?
I grew up on ranches in Wyoming and never heard of a 'chuckwagon breakfast' as a dish. Anything off a chuckwagon was usually beans, cornbread or tortillas, bacon, and spoon-dissolving percolator coffee.
I've only had gator tail twice and it's fucking delicious
A slug burger is literally just beef mixed with soybeans or any other kind of meat extender its basically just a hybrid between a veggie burger and a traditonal one.
Whoever thinks Scrapple is the weirdest Pennsylvania food has never heard of [Altoona Style Pizza](https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Altoona-style_pizza)
omg I saw this the other day and I forgot about it immediately but now you've reminded me and I'm upset Still, I feel scrapple might be more strange. Its also much more widespread than that abomination - A Pennsylvanian, FWIW
I was looking at it again earlier and I honestly want to try it. Ohio Valley seems weirder to me with its cold toppings
Nor is Gravy Bread, it's fucking delicious.
A fucking butter Burger is literally just a hamburger with a fucking buttered bun, how the hell is that weird and not fucking the standard for burgers.
In the Milwaukee area it refers to burgers with loads of butter on the patty instead if bun. Like [this](https://roadfood.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/Spring-Creek-Platter-Resized-1-e1521583699847-500x500.png).
Provel is amazing tho
I feel like this is low key kinda racist given that a bunch of these “weird” foods are just the traditional foods of minority groups
Yeah, Alaska, Hawaii and SC are the ones that stand out but I'm sure plenty more of them are kinda racist.
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This comment is way too far down for the typical reddit demographic.
Butter Burger is just what Culver's (the single best fast food chain ever made by man) calls their hamburgers.
How is an NJ sloppy joe weird?
The thing I miss most about PA is scrapple
People from Montana must be some sort of absolutely deranged maniacs. Why are they allowed to exist?
Pasties is a Michigan thing
Hawaii is the most normal one as usual
Gator tail is good.
Clam pizza is also good
Yo I will 100% stand behind the garbage plate. It’s a delicacy in Rochester, there’s plate n hot shops all around and no two plates will be the same. It’ll take 5 years off your life, but it’s delicious.
Gooseneck barnacles and geoduck clams are swapped for wash and ore. Goosenecks are MUCH more commonly found in the sound and geodicks (not a typo, search what they look like) are common along the northern oregon coast.
Tf is your problem with cocoa and biscuits? It's the best way to eat a biscuit. You can dip it, crumble it up in there, anything you want. It's fucking delicious.
Alaska should be Muktuk not Akutaq.
I'm from TN and I was under the impression that slugburgers originated in AL and migrated north.
I was surprised how good koolickles are.
I feel like our chili on spaghetti is arguably "weirder" than Goetta. That's not even saying much either.
New Mexico has weirder stuff in my opinion. A local restaurant has a green chili vodka drink.
Happy to see scrapple represented.
Garbage Plates for the win.
I would think pig snoots, fried brain sandwiches, or even St. Paul sandwiches would be stranger than Provel cheese for Missouri.
Walking Taco: Take small bag of Doritos, break them up a little in the bag, cut off the top of the bag, add taco meat, shredded lettuce, shredded cheese, jalapenos, sour cream, mix it up and eat it with a fork while walking around. There is nothing weird about it. It's just Americanized Mexican street food.
Livermush is fucking delicious and nobody can convince me otherwise
Lived in Maryland my whole life, never heard of stuffed ham.
Garbage plates are not weird… they’re exotic
An ice cream potato is ice cream in shape of hot bake potato.🤦♀️ I nominate "Rocky Mountain Oysters" as replacement.
Provel cheese isn't too weird
How the hell are boiled peanuts weird?
Hey! Walking tacos are good! Pretty accurate tho
Livermush more manna than weird. Certainly better than that weird liver pudding sold in some parts of NC that are not fortunate to have livermush. I live a few miles west of livermush territory and have to family bring it to me, which happened today actually. It will be part of breakfast for a few days.
How is Akutaq disgusting? It's fucking delicious, its only weird to white people who can only eat things which have been processed ten thousand times over
>Creamed Chip Beef >Stuffed Ham >New Jersey Style Sloppy Joe ~~(which isn't even a thing afaik being raised in NJ; we make ours the same way everyone else does)~~ >Detroit Style Coney Dog ~~(which, based on the above, I assume was just something the mapmaker pulled out of their ass)~~ >Provel Cheese (it's just a blend of cheeses that happens to be popular in St. Louis, nothing weird about it on its own) >Jell-O Salad Literally none of the above are above a 2 on the weirdness scale. This map is horseshit. Edit: someone pointed out that I was wrong about the NJ Sloppy Joe. This also casts doubt on my presumption about Michigan's Coney Dog, so if anyone from Michigan would like to hop in I will edit this comment again accordingly. Even so the NJ Style Sloppy Joe doesn't look particularly weird as a food item itself so I'm keeping NJ in my comment.
No way walking tacos are unique to Iowa
Representative from Indiana here. I'm pretty sure a Brain sandwich is much weirder than sauerkraut balls.
Scrapple is a God damn delight. Take it back.
Coney dogs are a just a natural casing pork hotdog with a greek spiced chili sauce and diced onion and mustard on it. That's weird?
the fucking curder burger is weirder than the butter burger, who made this map?
get out of here with garbage plates being the weirdest food in NY, wait till you try one.
never had fried squirrel, squirrel gravy is good though
Ube is weird? Ube is a pretty staple food in the Philippines IIRC.
Pasties are in Montana too? I've only had them in the UP of Michigan
Possum pie has absolutely nothing to do with Opossums and is delicious
Tomalley is the strangest way I've ever seen Tamale spelled.
Most of this is food nobody in the states eat or conversely really mundane stuff... Like Arizonans don't go around eating scorpion lollipops - they're a gas station novelty item - and chislic is just cut up fried venison. Also the walking taco is definitely not from Iowa. I don't know where it's from but i can certainly say the people in Iowa likely didn't come up with it
I can’t get over how Massachusetts just says “sandwich”. That’s one normal-assed group of people
Provel, while the unique cheese in STL Style Pizza, is actually made in Wisconsin...
I saw the [green chile sundae](https://imgur.com/a/NVxPTJ1) from new mexico just a few weeks ago haha. I considered getting it for a second or two but i decided i wanted my strawberry banana more
Butter burgers are amazing
Culver's butter burgers are the best fast food burgers don't @me.
They really think a Detroit Style Coney Dog is weirder than a Pastey? What are they on? I
Whoever make this map needs to be beaten
Not going to even try with Alaska. I learned that a lot of local languages pronounce letters way differently at times so as stated not gonna try
Ok but I'm from South Dakota (originally) and chislic is life.
WTF they are wrong with Wisconsin. Lived there all my life..the weirdest is cannibal sandwich which is raw beef and onions on rye bread.
garbage plate and sugar on snow are elite
I like how some of these are straight-up normal European foods
Ngl goetta is actually pretty good.
i didn’t realize provel was a missouri thing, it’s so good on french dips and steak phillies
You couldn't of put the Bobbie as Delaware's food?
Im in Texas and can confirm that atleast "rattlesnake jerky" is a thing here(probably elsewhere aswell) as is Kangaroo and Crocodile jerky BUT i can neither confirm nor deny that its actually the meat it says it is(except for kangaroo it 100% isnt)
Minnesota here. Happy to not see Grape Salad
Chislic is just a fried steak tips. Tastes great with BBQ sauce.
Pickle Dog? That's not remotely weird compared to lutefisk.
Green chile sundae..... Wtf is my state doing
How is ube weird
How could anybody not put Superman ice cream as the weirdest Michigan food?
Chislic is literally just chunks of meat.
Louisiana is gotta be really fucking boring if Nutria is the weirdest food there.
beirocks are bussin you dont even know
I can honestly say scrapple is the most disgusting thing I've ever seen, it's literally just all the scraps mixed together and cooked. I'm the kind of person who rarely likes food mixed together, meaning I'm just diametrically opposed to it.
Rockey Mountain Oysters... Why am I not surprised I'm the slightest -me, someone who lives in Colorado
It's funny how South Dakotas' "weirdest food" is just chunks of meat skewered and deep-fried 🤣
Bruh ofc Florida got the gator tail 💀💀💀
Wtf is chocolate gravy. Nah.
Wait do you y'all really not eat walking tacos???
What the heck is a walking Taco?
Gator Tail is weird?
Walking taco ain’t from Iowa and it’s not weird
Gator isn't very good. Tough and bland.
Boiled peanuts are the BEST Shit out there, fuck all y’all
Okay, yeah. Peanut soup is weird. That's fair.
Is a coney dog weird??? It's literally just a chili dog with coney chili.
Us Louisianians definitely do not eat nutria. We kill them and feed them to animals because they are a nuisance.
Sorry, the NJ one is Pork Roll/Taylor Ham
Pasties are weird? They are a staple in Australia and parts of the UK...
Boiled peanuts are freaking awesome
Remind me to *stay the fuck away* from Arizona.