Peanut butter is the classic American snack food. It's a favorite from coast to coast, from peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to candy peanut butter cups.
In many Black American households, a holiday, Sunday, or special occasion dinner isn't complete without a pan of baked macaroni and cheese.
If you grew up eating grits for breakfast, chances are you or someone in your family has roots in the South.
Lobster rolls are another tasty treat practically unheard of outside New England.
Numerous American tourists to Europe were startled to find no ranch dressing.
Natives of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and the surrounding communities know that the City of Brotherly Love is the home of the cheesesteak.
A Pennsylvania Dutch meat popular in the Mid-Atlantic states, scrapple is made from scraps of pork that are not packaged for sale.
The New England states have given us another unheard-of food in the rest of the country, but it should be the fluffernutter.