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What food is your city know for?

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KC: bbq
Vermont(state): maple syrup
Charleston, West Virginia: roadkill
nyc: spanish iceys 🙂

Maryland crabs are covered in toxins. A majority of them are now imported.
 
Originally posted by: Aquaman
Originally posted by: tami
ny has its pizza? i thought ny was known for bagels.
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Montreal bagels > NY 😉

Cheers,
Aquaman <<<<<< Canadian 🙂
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It's all in the water, sorry.
How many restaurants/cafes/diners/pizza parlors import our water just to make dough? 🙂
You're probably developing a tumor right now. Those nyc style bagels sure are great, aren't they? 😉
 
Originally posted by: Reikon
SF Bay Area doesn't have anything it's known for really.
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hmmm... good question. I would say Berkeley is known for it's pizza in Blondies and Fat Slice, or maybe its hot dogs (Top Dog). Isn't SF known for really good fried seafood?
 
Originally posted by: ed21x
Originally posted by: Reikon
SF Bay Area doesn't have anything it's known for really.
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hmmm... good question. I would say Berkeley is known for it's pizza in Blondies and Fat Slice, or maybe its hot dogs (Top Dog). Isn't SF known for really good fried seafood?
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I only had Zachery's when I was passing through Berkeley 🙂

Cheers.
Aquaman
 
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