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I've had a good bagel in Atlanta surprisingly at Goldberg's, not as good as New York bagels, but good... Plus they have matzo ball, split pea, knish, good lox, pastrami, etc.
Are Atlanta and Miami metros the two biggest metros with NY transplants? LA probably has a lot also, maybe not as much though.
Is split pea soup a Jewish thing? I know my mom thinks she's Jewish, but I though she stopped at matzo ball.
Yeah, good you say South Florida... b/c it's not just Miami... it's the whole metro. Back to the Jewish thing, I know there is a heavy presence in Boca.
Oy vey. There is heavy Jewish presence all over south Florida.
Is split pea soup a Jewish thing? I know my mom thinks she's Jewish, but I though she stopped at matzo ball.
They prepare it a certain way and parve w/o the ham or any dairy added, often see it at stores premade so that way it can be eaten with either. I know other cultures/regions eat it too but I'm pretty sure the recipes vary a bit.
Its no where near the population of Dallas or the economical powerhouse of Houston.
Atlanta is not that much smaller than Dallas, and I think you're underplaying its economical presence as well.
5.47 million in Atlanta metro to 6.7 million in Dallas metro.
In total GDP Dallas is 6th and Atlanta is 10th in the nation. While Dallas has an obvious lead, it's clear that after Houston and Dallas that Atlanta is a clear number 3. Let's also not forget that Atlanta is the largest air travel hub in the entire world, sees a lot more traffic than any of the Texas metros.
Atlanta is not that much smaller than Dallas, and I think you're underplaying its economical presence as well.
5.47 million in Atlanta metro to 6.7 million in Dallas metro.
In total GDP Dallas is 6th and Atlanta is 10th in the nation. While Dallas has an obvious lead, it's clear that after Houston and Dallas that Atlanta is a clear number 3. Let's also not forget that Atlanta is the largest air travel hub in the entire world, sees a lot more traffic than any of the Texas metros.
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What's air traffic got to do, got to do with it?
What's air traffic, but some people passing through...
They prepare it a certain way and parve w/o the ham or any dairy added, often see it at stores premade so that way it can be eaten with either. I know other cultures/regions eat it too but I'm pretty sure the recipes vary a bit.
Oh, right, my mom's had both ham and dairy, which would be kind of un-kosher.
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It's like you are in a dairy section and trying to compare cheddar cheese to other cheese in a cheese section, there are probably 10 good options that fit, but instead you ask, which one of these yogurts is most similar to it? If that question seems dumb to you, well...there you have it, the original question is just as dumb.
Seattle has the thickest yogurt I guess.
I quite like this game...MY TURN! Which year Toyota Camry is most similar to the 2014 Ford Expedition?
I've visited NYC and lived in Seattle...and if Seattle's your top choice to choose from in a list of cities that are most similar to NYC then it's not a very good list...The two cities feel absolutely nothing a like...The demographics are completely different, the women are completely different, the food is completely different...If anything driving into Seattle over the bridge reminded me of a smaller version of San Francisco, but nothing like NYC...nothing like.
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