For those who moved to another state, what foods do you miss? (burger, frozen)

[SanyBelle]

I moved from Philadelphia to Miami many years ago. I still miss cheesesteaks!

[Patrolman]

I miss Pennsylvania Dutch scrapple.

[BusyMeAK]

Originally Posted by newcomputer

i may not count since i moved from a city to a very rural area in the same state.

I miss good take out/delivery of all kinds but right now, i am craving sushi!!

diy!

[ddeemo]

Originally Posted by Sage 80

You are so right. New York City food is the best in the US. No matter what it is, you can always find the best version or variety of it somewhere.

That is far from reality - while NYC has a lot of decent places - they do not have a monopoly on best places to eat. Not everyone thinks the NYC version of food is the best.

[Sage 80]

Originally Posted by ddeemo

Not everyone thinks the NYC version of food is the best.

Of course not everyone thinks so. But many people do.

This is not to say that nowhere else has good food in the US. But NYC excels in a very wide variety of foods and cuisines.

[photobuff42]

The Barbeque is wonderful in Memphis. I think every other place falls short. Kansas City is next best.

[zenith32]

I moved from Colorado to Oklahoma and oddly enough there's a number of things to be found here (Braum's, Swadley's, etc) that can't be found back in the Denver area but not much there that you couldn't find around Oklahoma with a little bit of searching. I have noticed though that at least in OKC there are not many dine in Chinese places (either buffet style or purely take out) whereas proper dine in Chinese restaurants were all over the place in Colorado. Any other differences come down largely to brand availability and there's not much I specifically miss in that regard.

[gentlearts]

No rhubarb or sauerkraut balls in Georgia.
No fresh Friday Fish Fries.

[vabeachgirlNYC]

Originally Posted by Sage 80

Of course not everyone thinks so. But many people do.

This is not to say that nowhere else has good food in the US. But NYC excels in a very wide variety of foods and cuisines.

I agree! I think they have the best food in the U.S.

[harry chickpea]

Originally Posted by vabeachgirlNYC

I agree! I think they have the best food in the U.S.

Hmmm... there have been studies on placebo pills. The more expensive the placebo, the better it works. (I'm not making this up.) Could it be that paying more for food in "the" city has a similar effect?