Fattiest foods per state. Have you had yours?

[Din Of Win]

http://www.health.com/health/gallery...393387,00.html


Oddly enough... i HAVE had ours, Maryland: Smith Island Cake!

I spent a few weeks on Smith Island years ago doing some wetland research and i had that cake. It was re-diculous how decadent it was. My slice was super small and i don't even think i finished it all...

[BurningSkies]

NY?

Why yes, I have had ours.

[blendermassacre]

I've had many of them...

[Gard]

Of the three states that I've spent enough time in to consider them "home":

Louisiana: HELL YES! Food of the ghodz, especially with a good cup of CDM coffee after a night of too much drinking in the 'Quarter.

Florida: definitely, excellent stuff.

North Carolina: not in a million years, that looks NASTY.

[sloasdaylight]

I don't know anyone whose spent more than a week in FL that hasn;t

[elgecko]

California: In-n-Out Double Double?

Hell yeah...but I actually prefer no cheese on my In-n-Out.

[Smokin' Toaster]

I've lived on the gulf coast all but 5 of my 52 years. In Alabama, Mississippi, and Louisania I can think of lots of stuff that's fattier than bacon wrapped meat loaf, Mississippi mud pie, or bengets. That's practically diet food.

[metallicafan18]

I count that I live in Kentucky and Indiana

Kentucky-KFC Double Down (yes. I've had it)
Indiana-Fried Brains (No I haven't. Don't plan on it either)

[Nappa]

I have made our fattest food.

[Din Of Win]

Originally Posted by elgecko

I actually prefer no cheese on my In-n-Out.

Go-Go out-of-context-inuendo!!!

[CapnSev]

My state's fattiest food is a scone?

[blendermassacre]

Originally Posted by CapnSev

My state's fattiest food is a scone?

I'm going to Utah to get sconed.

[elgecko]

Originally Posted by Din Of Win

Go-Go out-of-context-inuendo!!!

Back in the day, there used to be a sticker with "In-n-Out" on the top line and "Burger" on the bottom line. People used to cut the "B" and "r" off the bottom line!

You can actually get a grilled cheese at In-n-Out. It's on the "secret menu"!

[DudeistMonk]

Ohh yes, I've had #1 Fattiest in NJ...a few times.



The Fat Darrell Sandwich is just one of many, many fat sandwichs (The Fat Philippino has to be fattier cause it costs an extra 50cents since it has so much fried food on it) served by techno loving Arabs with fog machines out of trucks (plastered with photos of half nude co-eds) day and night. They call 'em the "Grease Trucks" and they are all parked in a lot off College ave. in New Brunswick (Rutgers).

[shadowtippy]

Checking in from Louisiana...I've had them and made them, but they can't be the fattest food in the state. I'm guessing that my cheesecakes have more calories.
As far as fat content, how can you top cracklin's? They are deep fried pork skins with a good layer of fat still attatched.

[Zomb13]

Wisconsin: Deep-fried cheese curds

Soooooo Good.

[MatticusMania]

Originally Posted by elgecko

California: In-n-Out Double Double?

Hell yeah...but I actually prefer no cheese on my In-n-Out.

I seriously doubt that the In N Out double double is the fattiest food in our state.

[elgecko]

Originally Posted by MatticusMania

I seriously doubt that the In N Out double double is the fattiest food in our state.

I would agree...the list is flawed. Fun, but flawed.

[Passinwind]

Originally Posted by blendermassacre

I'm going to Utah to get sconed.

Everybody must get sconed.

That Maine lobster roll pales in comparison to a proper one served hot, drenched in butter.

[Joe Gress]

Colorado: Jack-N-Grill’s 7-pound breakfast burrito

I've shared one with two other people. It was tasty delicious, but I was so full that we didn't move for an hour.