West Coast vs. East Coast
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Why make it a contest? I think both coasts, as well as the other regions of America, have their wonderful regional cuisines that can't be found elsewhere. That is part of what makes America unique and special. :drinker:0
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Oregon.0
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West Coast. Diversity. Something for everyone and more.0
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how awesome your food is in the US is indirectly proportional to how far away from New Orleans you are.0
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West Coast. Hands down.
And why? Real Mexican food for starters.
lol @ mexican food and west coast. Maybe in deep southern cali close to Mexico. But come here, let's show you what tex mex is all about.
And that's where I live, so? Besides, Texas wasn't one of the options.
The southern states should be in contention for best food. Seriously, BBQ in a lot of the southern states, tex mex, and then cajun/creole in NOLA.0 -
Why make it a contest? I think both coasts, as well as the other regions of America, have their wonderful regional cuisines that can't be found elsewhere. That is part of what makes America unique and special. :drinker:
Lol because I'm trying to win an argument, of course!0 -
The West Coast....of Lake Michigan. Chicago baby!!! Stuffed pizza, great mexican, Steaks grown right here in the Midwest, and the sausages......0
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Why make it a contest? I think both coasts, as well as the other regions of America, have their wonderful regional cuisines that can't be found elsewhere. That is part of what makes America unique and special. :drinker:
Errr... the coast lines don't stop at the American Border...0 -
Out of everywhere I have been, I think Portland has had some of the best/most quality places to eat and drink I have found.
YES! We have legit bomb food trucks in Portland! :drinker:0 -
West Coast. Hands down.
And why? Real Mexican food for starters.
lol @ mexican food and west coast. Maybe in deep southern cali close to Mexico. But come here, let's show you what tex mex is all about.
And that's where I live, so? Besides, Texas wasn't one of the options.
The southern states should be in contention for best food. Seriously, BBQ in a lot of the southern states, tex mex, and then cajun/creole in NOLA.
It was a discussion I was having with someone about the west coast and east coast specifically.0 -
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Why make it a contest? I think both coasts, as well as the other regions of America, have their wonderful regional cuisines that can't be found elsewhere. That is part of what makes America unique and special. :drinker:
Errr... the coast lines don't stop at the American Border...
Sorry, I forgot. Should have clarified, I meant the US.0 -
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Out of everywhere I have been, I think Portland has had some of the best/most quality places to eat and drink I have found.
YES! We have legit bomb food trucks in Portland! :drinker:
And lots of great microbreweries with excellent food.
Don't even get me started on wines of the region.0 -
West Coast. Hands down.
And why? Real Mexican food for starters.
lol @ mexican food and west coast. Maybe in deep southern cali close to Mexico. But come here, let's show you what tex mex is all about.
And that's where I live, so? Besides, Texas wasn't one of the options.
And on top of that, "Tex Mex" is not anywhere NEAR real Mexican food. Flour tortilla enchiladas?? CORN in the salsa? Ppppfffffft! :laugh:
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West Coast. Hands down.
And why? Real Mexican food for starters.
lol @ mexican food and west coast. Maybe in deep southern cali close to Mexico. But come here, let's show you what tex mex is all about.
And that's where I live, so? Besides, Texas wasn't one of the options.
And on top of that, "Tex Mex" is not anywhere NEAR real Mexican food. Flour tortilla enchiladas?? CORN in the salsa? Ppppfffffft! :laugh:
...No.
Tex mex is a different style of mexican food. Never tried to be real mexican food, hence the name.
Besides, we have a lot of awesome REAL mexican here too.0 -
also, corn in salsa is awesome.0
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West Coast. Hands down.
And why? Real Mexican food for starters.
lol @ mexican food and west coast. Maybe in deep southern cali close to Mexico. But come here, let's show you what tex mex is all about.
And that's where I live, so? Besides, Texas wasn't one of the options.
And on top of that, "Tex Mex" is not anywhere NEAR real Mexican food. Flour tortilla enchiladas?? CORN in the salsa? Ppppfffffft! :laugh:
...No.
...there are a LOT of immigrants from Mexico who cook authentic stuff here...just saying.0 -
The West Coast....of Lake Michigan. Chicago baby!!! Stuffed pizza, great mexican, Steaks grown right here in the Midwest, and the sausages......
Hell yea! Whenever I travel...as much as I love the local foods...it's always great to come home to an amazingly prepared medium rare steak & a baked potato. It seems nobody does rare meat like we do here in Chicago!0 -
West coast best coast.
It rhymes. We win:) /thread0
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