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New England seafood. End of story. For what other local food would people pay ridiculous prices to get it shipped to them?
for lobster, i agree, for crab, baltimore is better, for salmon, cant beat the northwest, for shrimp, cant beat the gulf coast, for tuna and mahi mahi, cant beat hawaii.
I know land grazing animals might not be much safer...but I've become very leery of the amount of seafood I eat lately. the PNW is king for fish. And I love shellfish...I just don't trust the sea anymore.
Location: By the sea, by the sea, by the beautiful sea
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I haven't found any polish delicatessens..I did find "acceptable" pizza locally from one place but for something close to the real deal NYC style, I have to go to Charlotte.
I'm partial to a Polish sausage called kabanosy(sp?) After Sandy hit the NY metro area my local source lost their supply for a while, I was surprised at how many internet suppliers there are, might be worth a try. Foortunately NY got back up and running and relief is a short drive away.
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The rippers from Rutts Hut are
Man, if I'm gonna choke a few arteries they're one of my favorite implements of constriction.
I'm still searching for a local source of 'pizza bread' so I can make myself an authentic N Newark double Italian hot dog which for the uninitiated is two fried hot dogs, fried potatoes, peppers & onions, ketchup & yellow mustard on half a pizza bread, kinda like a large, somewhat fluffy pita.
Louisiana has the best food in America and frankly, the whole damn world. Period, point blank. Nothing in this country even comes close. I can buy better food in a Louisiana gas station that i can find anywhere else in this country.
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Louisiana has the best food in America and frankly, the whole damn world. Period, point blank. Nothing in this country even comes close. I can buy better food in a Louisiana gas station that i can find anywhere else in this country.
Creole/Cajun is the best cuisine in the universe.
I concur...especially about the good food even at gas stations there
I concur...especially about the good food even at gas stations there
Absolutely. I've had Jambalaya and Boudin from gas stations in Louisiana that's so frighteningly good that i don't know how everyone in the southern part of that state isn't fat as a hog.
I have a friend who moved from Wisconsin to Georgia & she said the same thing, it's fried everything. She kind of has a hard time with it. I can see enjoying it for a visit but being surrounded by fried food as an everyday occurrence would really get to me as well.
I lived there for five years and found many many wonderful restaurants that don't serve fried foods. In fact, I eat fried food about once per year and had no problems there.
I lived there for five years and found many many wonderful restaurants that don't serve fried foods. In fact, I eat fried food about once per year and had no problems there.
Your friend must have been eating at KFC.
No. It was something she noticed moving from Wisconsin to Georgia. I do believe the south is known for fried food so it's not really a rip on the south, I'm simply stating what she noticed & what I hear from countless others. And we have KFC up here.
No. It was something she noticed moving from Wisconsin to Georgia. I do believe the south is known for fried food so it's not really a rip on the south, I'm simply stating what she noticed & what I hear from countless others.
I can assure you that nobody in the South eats fried food every day. I lived there and ate with friends and family every day and rarely had fried food. In fact, Atlanta has some of the best Sushi restaurants in the world. And dozens of upscale restaurants that are as good as any in NY or Boston.
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. Also, John's Roast Pork.
