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Not if you factor in price and who it is competing against.
Is Midwestern food better than southern food?
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Is Midwestern food better than southern food?
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Hit or miss franchise. I've had terrible excuses for biscuits at some locations, and soggy cajun fries. A good one can be a great breakfast, but I'd rather cookout as well. I don't eat much fast food though. Maybe a Zaxby's or Wendy's on a drive. I do get a craving every once in awhile for some crunchy tacos or Mexican pizza from Taco Hell. We got a Culver's here, and midwesterners I know acted like heaven had landed in the mountains.
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Maryland is weird, my sister lives there. They say Fredrick Maryland is the official dividing line between the North and the South. Mostly a designation from pre-civil war times. Nevertheless, the northern/northeastern part of Maryland (DC/Baltimore) is chuck full of pinot grigio government employed libs, pseudo academics, politicians and poor black libs.
Parts of southern Maryland are redneck as it gets.
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Is cookout overrated? Nobody goes there for the best food. Its cheap and the shakes are the best.
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Steak, potatoes and corn. Not a better meal.
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Gaytor is terrible.
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Everything in that post is terrible. Add in Carolina BBQ sauce.
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True and it's because that's where most Texans get every meal.
Because they're trash.
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The culture is hard working, being nice to people as long as they aren't assholes, family first. Basically being a good person. Iowans excluded.
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My post? Need to clarify because I'm deciding if you're a booger eating psychopath or a man of taste.
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1996 Ali
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Ok not everything. Brim is fine. I.e. bluegill to people that know fish by their actual names.
Good catfish is OK. A long ways down the list on best fish but not terrible. Pond grown are terrible.
Gravy is good.
collards, grits, fried green tomatoes, anything with okra are all terrible.
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I forgot about steak when I posted this. But I only consider Nebraska when it comes to steak. The rest of the Midwest doesn’t deserve out glory
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Blugill is one of the types of Brim. Saying brim are all bluegill is like saying something dumb (insert analogy). Pond catfish are cleaner (not commercial, but private) and therefore taste better. After seeing your Gaytor is bad post I realized you are picking terrible places for all of your food. I could've helped but you didn't call when here. Really, your life is a failure. I am very disappointed. You probably think white gravy is good. I am not ever taking your advise about anything going forward except how to clear up a bad case of bloody chronic hemorrhoids, because I can tell you've dealt with that before. I hope I never get them, but if I do I'll ask you 1st.
Jim is a perfect example of what a lifetime of not drinking sweet tea does to you.
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Speaking about the shakes specifically. Remarkable really to have that variety of disappointments.
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The shiniest piece of trash is still trash
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Ok sunfish. Are there any brim that aren't sunfish?
