Culture of Chicago - Food and Drink

Food and Drink

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American cuisine
Regional cuisines Northeastern
  • New England
  • New Jersey
  • New York City
  • Philadelphia

Midwestern

  • Chicago
  • North Dakota
  • Omaha

Southern (list)

  • Cajun
  • Floribbean
  • Kentucky
  • Louisiana Creole
  • Lowcountry
  • Soul food (list)

Western

  • California
  • California fusion
  • Pacific Northwest
  • Rocky Mountain

Southwestern

  • New Mexican
  • Tex-Mex

Other

  • Hawaiian
  • Military rations
  • Puerto Rican
  • Roadkill
  • Tailgate party
History
  • Chuckwagon
  • Culinary Revolution
  • Thirteen Colonies
Ingredients
  • Blueberry
  • Corn
  • Okra
  • Pecan
  • Pumpkin
  • Sunflower seed
Styles
  • Barbecue in the United States (Texas • Kansas City • North Carolina • St. Louis)
  • Fast food
  • Fusion
  • New American
  • Pizza in the United States
Ethnic and cultural
  • American Chinese
  • Italian-American
  • Jewish
  • Native American
  • Pennsylvania Dutch
Holidays and festivals
  • Christmas
  • Thanksgiving
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See also: Chicago farmers' markets, Food manufacturers of Chicago, and Cuisine of the Midwestern United States

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