What food is the place you live in known for?

@insomniac Jesus. That’s crazy. Deep fried bacon and candy? How do people who eat that live to 30?

Here in the city people tend to be educated, and they tend to take care of themselves, but people from the outlying areas really do dunk almost anything into batter and deep fry it. If they do prepare vegetables they dump a bunch of bacon or other fatty pork in with it. Really healthy, right? Oh, they eat boiled peanuts here too. I’ve never dared to try them. Where I come from seafood, especially lobster, is popular. Blueberries too. Now I bet you can guess where I come from.

@Pineapple don’t forgets the batter. That’s the best part.

@lucetta12 mmmmm battered full English ....

@Andrew19EightyFive I’m not American, so I’m not sure. Is it just chucked on the bbq?

@Raine where?

@lucetta12 Birmingham, U.K.

@Cassandra1 southern food sounds nice.

Hahahah@SW-User

@lucetta12 Cawl is the traditional Welsh soup or broth, made with leeks and other, usually root, vegetables and cheap cuts of lamb. Served with cubes of cheese in. Leeks are one of the emblems of Wales. Like a massive spring onion. Laverbread is a very dark, slimy seaweed found around the Welsh coast. All delicious in their own ways.

@Cheesecake it all sounds nice apart from cheese and lamb.

@lucetta12 not keen on the cawl myself - but then, I'm a Saesneg! (English). Are you vegan then?

Eww@SW-User

@lucetta12 only the best of fine dining lol

@MrBrownstone interesting. Do you like it?

@lucetta12 Yes. Eat the once a week.

Eh? What is that?@SW-User

@lucetta12 Heaven!!! Lol

https://www.foodnetwork.com/recipes/ree-drummond/chicken-fried-steak-with-gravy-recipe-1925056

@Byron8by7 Beer sounds good.

@lucetta12

Wisconsin, "America's Dairyland."

The state motto is, "Come and smell our dairy air."

Is that Manchester? Or somewhere northern @meJess

@lucetta12 lol, nope, south