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wisconsin eats?

Appleton:
Copper Rock has some great baked goods for breakfast, Katsu Ya for Japanese food, Hu Hot for Mongolian Barbeque, Victoria's for Italian, Franks for Pizza.

Neenah (about 15-20 minutes down 41)
Cy's Asian Bistro has the most amazing Thai food anywhere. I moved from Neenah about a year ago, and still dream of this place. That being said, Boa Ju has great Chinese food.

Hope this helps!

FerBer at 1:16PM on 06/26/09

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Chi-Town Suggestions

If you like Greek food, definitely check out the Parthenon. And if you have a sweet tooth, Margie's has the best sundaes and homemade candies.

FerBer at 10:22PM on 06/22/09

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Backpacking Foods

I definitely thought of the whole confiscation thing after I posted this. So I think one thing I might do is make a little recipe book of backpacking recipes and whatnot. They're trying to stay on a tight budget, and I don't think any of them can cook.

FerBer at 11:01PM on 04/14/09

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National Pi Day Pi Pizza

@dbcurrie, I guess they're moving the Clark location to Northbrook. Which sucks. I use to go to DePaul and loved ordering from there.

FerBer at 6:24PM on 03/14/09

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National Pi Day Pi Pizza

There's also a FANTASTIC pizza restaurant in Chicago called My Pi.

FerBer at 12:27PM on 03/14/09

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New Tazo Tea Lattes at Starbucks: Thanks, But No Thanks

I had the Apple Chai the other day, and it was...Apple Cider with Chai mix. It was pretty good (It made the cider spicier, which was a nice change) but overall it wasn't worth the money.

FerBer at 8:55AM on 01/13/09

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Baskin-Robbins Turkey Cake

Last year I worked in a warehouse and the day before Thanksgiving they got us a turkey cake from a grocery store. Nobody touched it because we were all afraid it was going to be meat flavored.

FerBer at 8:40PM on 11/17/08

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Lunch Bag Art for Kids

I use to love when my dad would pack my lunch. He always drew a great Homer Simpson and I was always so proud.

FerBer at 4:43PM on 11/08/08

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The Birthplaces of Iconic American Foods

I have always heard the Hamburger was created in Seymour, Wisconsin. Granted, I'm from Wisconsin, but still.

FerBer at 6:34PM on 10/22/08

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Dentist Will Buy Your Leftover Halloween Candy

I had a friend who's dad was a dentist/orthodontist, and I remember at Halloween the "Halloween Fairy" would come and take his candy and leave a toy in its place.

FerBer at 3:25PM on 10/21/08

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Soda vs. Pop vs. Whatever: What Do You Call Cola Drinks?

maybe I'm crazy but in Sacramento I always heard it referred to as Coke.
And what about Soda Pop? That's when things get really crazy.

FerBer at 2:45PM on 09/16/08

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Soda vs. Pop vs. Whatever: What Do You Call Cola Drinks?

I've lived in three different places, all of which had their own name for it.

California-Coke
Wisconsin-Pop
North Carolina-Soda

FerBer at 6:39PM on 09/15/08

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Go Dawgs!! Tailigating Food?

pjracz10,

leinenkugel is a Wisconsin brand, but I know you can buy it around the country (I live in NC right now, and we're able to find it). They've got tons of flavors, a lot are seasonal, but if you can find a "Leinie Lodge" I recommend getting it. It's an assortment of their best beers.

http://www.leinie.com/

FerBer at 3:58PM on 09/14/08

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