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Midwestern American Snacks

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Corn on the Cob

Iowa, United States of America
4.0
Most iconic: Pappy's Smokehouse (St. Louis)

Corn on the cob is an American snack made by steaming, roasting, grilling, or boiling sweet corn. Ideally, it should be freshly picked, while its kernels are tender. The corn can be grilled in its husk or without it. Once done, the corn is placed ... READ MORE

2

Cheese curds

Midwestern United States, United States of America
4.2
Most iconic: Kroll's (Green Bay)

A local delicacy in the cuisine of the Midwestern United States and Canada, deep-fried cheese curds are made from curds that form before cheeses like cheddar are formed into blocks or wheels and left to age. Fresh curds have a rubbery texture and ... READ MORE

3

Chocolate Covered Potato Chips

North Dakota, United States of America
3.3
Most iconic: Carol Widman's Candy (Fargo)

Chocolate covered potato chips is an American invention that is commonly consumed as a dessert snack. Just like the name suggests, these snacks consist of thin potato chips that are simply dipped in melted chocolate. The chocolate may be regular m... READ MORE

4

Michigan Pasty

Michigan, United States of America
3.9
Most iconic: Jean Kay's Pasties & Subs (Marquette)

Michigan pasty is a traditional specialty of Upper Michigan. It contains a crust that is filled with ground beef, ground pork, rutabaga, onions, potatoes, and carrots. The filling is typically seasoned only with salt and pepper, while the crust is... READ MORE