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phatphil
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Mon, 04/28/08 6:48 PM
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KEY LIME PIE 100% FLORIDA
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Williamsburger
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Wed, 04/30/08 4:13 PM
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We don't have an official dessert in Virginia, but it ought to be peanut pie! Like peacan pie, but with peanuts.
Cathy
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harriet1954
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Sat, 06/28/08 3:37 PM
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Well, since New Jersey's (esp. Hammonton)the blueberry capital of the world (and God willing if it doesn't storm as much as they say it will, we'll be at the Hammonton Blueberry Festival tomorrow!), and up there with cranberry production, too...well, something with either fruit. Probably blueberry-something. But if it's listed, it's unofficial.
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cavandre
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Sat, 06/28/08 5:16 PM
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Which Southern state gets to claim "Red Velvet Cake" as theirs?
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luscious
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Mon, 06/30/08 4:55 PM
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I'm not from a state, but the Nanaimo bar was invented about 200km from here. It's totally a dessert I associate with BC.
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NYNM
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Mon, 06/30/08 7:40 PM
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quote:Originally posted by fabulousoyster
For New York I would suggest Caraway Seed Cookies which the dutch brought over and were popular in Brooklyn, or the Blackout Cake made famous from the blackouts or Nesselorde Pie which no one makes anymore.
Caraway Cookie? Never heard of it. I think the NY State Cookie should be the "Black and White" cookie. (Sold in Germany as the "American"). Blackout Cake = Ebingers. Nesslerode = somehow I remember that...
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umbada
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Sun, 07/27/08 9:52 PM
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quote:Originally posted by luscious
I'm not from a state, but the Nanaimo bar was invented about 200km from here. It's totally a dessert I associate with BC.
Yeah, in Canada we have provinces. "States" sounds weird. In the province of Nova Scotia apple crisp would be the official dessert.
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flyseye
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Sun, 07/27/08 10:37 PM
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Washington State does not have a state dessert, but we DO have a state tuber ( russet potato ).
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NYNM
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Fri, 08/1/08 3:43 PM
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I just found out that New Mexico has a State Question.
so help me, I read it yesterday in a tour guide)
The question is: Red or Green?
Who gets it?
(hint: easy, it is a foodie question)
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Rusty246
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Fri, 08/1/08 3:46 PM
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quote:Originally posted by NYNM
I just found out that New Mexico has a State Question.
so help me, I read it yesterday in a tour guide)
The question is: Red or Green?
Who gets it?
(hint: easy, it is a foodie question)
Chilies
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WarToad
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Fri, 08/1/08 3:49 PM
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Growing up in Iowa as a kid, I would have thought it a (cherry/berry/apricot/poppy seed) kolache. They showed up every church, school, family function my entire childhood. Mom is 100% Czech.
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NYNM
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Fri, 08/1/08 3:59 PM
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quote:Originally posted by Rusty246 quote:Originally posted by NYNM
I just found out that New Mexico has a State Question.
so help me, I read it yesterday in a tour guide)
The question is: Red or Green?
Who gets it?
(hint: easy, it is a foodie question)
Chilies Ah, very quick and ker-rect! Now, NM has chile chocolate (red chile in chocolate bars), chile jam (red or green of course) chile sprinkled over fresh fruit, and many other chile desserts, tho biscochitos (no chile) is still the "official" endorsed dessert...
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Rusty246
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Fri, 08/1/08 4:03 PM
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quote:Originally posted by NYNM quote:Originally posted by Rusty246 quote:Originally posted by NYNM
I just found out that New Mexico has a State Question.
so help me, I read it yesterday in a tour guide)
The question is: Red or Green?
Who gets it?
(hint: easy, it is a foodie question)
Chilies Ah, very quick and ker-rect! Now, NM has chile chocolate (red chile in chocolate bars), chile jam (red or green of course) chile sprinkled over fresh fruit, and many other chile desserts, tho biscochitos (no chile) is still the "official" endorsed dessert... Everyone else must have stepped away for a snack for me to be the first one to answer...... 
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CCinNJ
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Thu, 08/7/08 7:16 PM
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You'd think NJ being the Garden State, they would "pick" something from the garden, and make a nice dessert.
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jellybear
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Fri, 08/8/08 11:46 AM
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North Carolina, Its got to be Banna Pudding!
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MetroplexJim
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Fri, 08/8/08 11:56 AM
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At most BBQ joints in Texas it's banana pudding laced with Nilla Vanilla wafers!
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Ahi Mpls.
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Sat, 08/9/08 9:48 AM
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Maybe not official, but I think Minnesota's would have to be "BARS!" and of course for dinner it would be HOTDISH! oh yeah, you betcha!!!
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leethebard
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Sat, 08/9/08 9:55 AM
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quote:Originally posted by harriet1954
Well, since New Jersey's (esp. Hammonton)the blueberry capital of the world (and God willing if it doesn't storm as much as they say it will, we'll be at the Hammonton Blueberry Festival tomorrow!), and up there with cranberry production, too...well, something with either fruit. Probably blueberry-something. But if it's listed, it's unofficial.
The area of Jersey where we live,ages ago used to have Blueberry Farms...still find them growing wild in woods and such,,,Yes,I'd agree, it must be something with our Unofficial frit, the blueberry!!!
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blizzardstormus
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Sat, 08/9/08 11:05 AM
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In general, pie is the dessert for Iowa and I nominate Sour Cream Raisin Pie!
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Twinwillow
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Sat, 08/9/08 12:16 PM
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quote:Originally posted by cavandre
Which Southern state gets to claim "Red Velvet Cake" as theirs?
Georgia?
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iqdiva
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RE: What's Your Official State Dessert?
Sat, 08/9/08 12:54 PM
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Alabama claims the great " Lane Cake " ... ! 
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