Dungeness crab cake is a specialty from Washington that features the succulent meat of the Dungeness crab, a crustacean inhabiting the waters of the Pacific Ocean on the West Coast of North America. This dish is typically made by combining Dungeness crabmeat with mayonnaise, red bell peppers, celery, onions, herbs, panko breadcrumbs, seasonings, and eggs, and then shaping the resulting mixture into round cakes.

Seattle dog is a variety of a hot dog consisting of a toasted bun and a sausage that is topped with cream cheese, barbecue sauce, cabbage, and a large amount of grilled onions. There are numerous varieties of the hot dog throughout Seattle, and almost anything goes with the toppings, so some cooks add pico de gallo, bacon, pickles, or mustard to the already large hot dog.

A Dutch baby pancake is a large, fluffy pancake baked in the oven, usually in a cast-iron skillet. It's made from a simple batter of eggs, flour, milk, and sugar. When baked, it puffs up dramatically around the edges, creating a light, airy texture with crispy edges and a custard-like center.

Cougar Gold is an American cheese hailing from the Washington State University Creamery in Pullman. Sold exclusively in 30-ounce cans since 1948, this semi-soft cheese is made from pasteurized cow's milk. When out of the can, visually, it's a white cheddar with rounded edges and without a rind.

Originating from Seattle, Beecher's Flagship is a semi-hard cheese made with cow's milk. It is left to age for a minimum of 15 months until it develops a creamy and crumbly texture and a robust nutty flavor. Apart from this signature cheese, there is also a special version called Flagship Reserve, which is made with the last milk curds.

Off Kilter is an American cheese hailing from Port Townsend, Washington, where it's produced by Mt. Townsend Creamery. This tomme-style cheese is made from pasteurized cow's milk. Underneath its rind that's been washed in Kilt Lifter Scotch Ale, the texture is supple, semi-soft, and open, dotted with small eyes throughout the paste.

Island Brebis is an American tomme-style cheese hailing from Whidbey Island, where it's produced by Glendale Shepherd. The cheese is made from raw sheep's milk and it's aged from 3 to 6 months before consumption. Underneath its washed rind, the texture is semi-hard, firm, grainy, smooth, creamy, and dense.

Sonnet is an American cheese hailing from Tieton, Washington, where it's produced by Tieton Farm & Creamery. The cheese is made from a mixture of pasteurized goat's and sheep's milk. It's usually left to age from 1 to 2 weeks before consumption.

Rheba is an American cheese hailing from Tieton, Washington, where it's produced by Tieton Farm & Creamery. The cheese is made from a mixture of pasteurized goat's and sheep's milk and it's aged in caves. Underneath its washed rind, the texture is semi-soft and supple.