There’s nothing quite as satisfying as biting into a big fat juicy Illinois peach.

@Karmalives When I was a sophomore in high school, I bummed two bucks off of Ashley Orozco, the Mexican chick who had the locker next to mine, so I could buy a can of sno-berry Peace Tea. I drank it, and was gonna use the empty aluminum can to make a shim for lock picking but I never did, and the can has been sitting on my bookshelf ever since.

@BlueMetalChick lmao that was my next favorite flavor after the Georgia Peach.

@Karmalives I get it at my favorite pizza parlor all the time.

@KaysHealingPath The gas station by my house sells canned peaches. Those are tasty, but the fresh ones are definitely better.

@BlueMetalChick I like fresh better too

@BlueMetalChick it looked like candy, don't @ me 😒

@CrustyDDingus Marzipan looks like candy but tastes like drywall.

@BlueMetalChick 🤔 oops

@BiasForAction California?! Hell no, California peaches are garbage. South Carolina, yes. Southeast USA is the right area of the country. And Georgia clearly is the most famous for peaches, it's the state's official fruit and the most associated. The west coast is absolutely not though, California peaches are some of the worst.

@BlueMetalChick Sadly the west coast produces far more peaches than all the other states combined.

@BiasForAction Of course they do, that's been the case for pretty much all produce in the United States for a long time. And some of it is great stuff, if it's indigenous or grows well in that climate. But a lot of fruit that comes out of California or even Oregon really isn't wort buying.

@BlueMetalChick oh yeah very right 😋 lol

@Angeleyez It’s been a while since I’ve had a good cut of steak. I don’t eat it too often. Maybe it’s time for one.

@BlueMetalChick now you’re talking 😋 but I agree with the peach thing too very tasty

@Insomniac100 Georgia, Illinois, and Michigan have the best peaches.