states – Foodiggity

Foodnited States T-Shirts Are Here!

After the overwhelming response we received from our Foodnited States of America project, it only seemed fair that everyone should be able to wear their Food State — or favorite food item.

The Foodnited States T-Shirts are now available for pre-order, in both Men’s/Unisex and Women’s sizes.

So far, we have fan-favorites S’moregon, Kaleifornia, New Pork and Avocolorado. Don’t worry if you don’t see your Foodnited State yet, as more are on the way.

So, check them out, and if you’d like to pre-order one or several, all the shirts ship FREE.

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Red, White & Food: A Map of Each US States’ Biggest Restaurant Chain

America loves its chains. Especially when that chain involves burgers, drive-thrus, or anything else that gets us something to consume as quickly as possible. But did you ever wonder where each American restaurant chain originated from?

Red, White & Food answers that burning question, reminding us of that place we’ve probably visited all too often. Did they get yours right?

[link, via Laughing Squid]

Red, White, And Booze: A Map of The Best Beer And Liquor Brands From Each US State

‘Merica loves its booze. But have you ever wondered what the most iconic liquor brand from each US State is? No? Well, look at Red, White, and Booze by Thrillist anyway — it’s pretty cool. Did they get your state right?

[link, via TAXI]

Stately Sandwiches, Deconstructed Sandwiches From Each State

Stately Sandwiches is brought to us by art student and designer Kelly Pratt. The ongoing project presents a sandwich for each U.S. state, with the added twist of deconstructing the sandwiches to highlight each component. So far, Kelly is making her way through the U.S. — 11 sandwiches complete so far — and is taking suggestions for future state sandwiches on Twitter.

[link, via Laughing Squid]

The United States of Cooking Pans

Made in America is a series of iron skillets shaped like each of the lower 48 states. Brought to us by FeLion Studio s, each state can be ordered separately, or all 48 as a whole — just in case you’d like an awesome art piece, or a different state-shaped omelette every day. Although, I’m not sure an egg would fit in Rhode Island.

[available here, via This Is Why I’m Broke]