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What is NKY/Cincinnati Cuisine

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Supporting Deweys is the same as supporting the StL Cardinals. They do have good pizza, but this is a matter of homerism.

 

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Dewey's is owned by Andrew DeWitt, son of Bill Dewitt. The DeWitts are good people. They just own the wrong (or right) baseball team.
Dewey's is owned by Andrew DeWitt, son of Bill Dewitt. The DeWitts are good people. They just own the wrong (or right) baseball team.

 

Ahhh … I did not know that. Thanks. :thumb:

Although not officially a part of Northern KY, Maysville is close. I recommend a trip to Magee's Bakery on Orangeburg Road; then stock up on transparent tarts. I've traveled some in my 51 years, and this is virtually the only area where if you mention "transparent tarts", people don't look at you like you sprouted a third eye.

If you have time stop off in Bellevue, Pasquale's steak hoagies are the best I'v ever had. Top it off by walking across the street for a Schneider's ice ball with ice cream in the middle. :thumb:
I completely forgot about those two. Both fine establishments!
I'll go to the grave saying that chilli was the grossest chilli I've ever had, but I cant say anything bad about the area or the people up there. I loved the area, even though it was hard to navigate :D,it was a nice area with plenty to do and friendly people and have said countless times to my friends I would like to move back there someday and raise a family ,its a good area with a lot of good schools

 

So for the chilli I have to say GAG!!!!

but for the people and area I say :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:

You're making the common outsiders mistake of thinking of it as you would Texas style chili, totally different animal and intended to be.
You're making the common outsiders mistake of thinking of it as you would Texas style chili, totally different animal and intended to be.

It needs another name;)

Now for a good pizza and the best you can get is Dewey's Pizza at Newport on the Levi

 

I'm a big fan of he Bronx Bomber.

It needs another name;)

I've always thought that.

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Speaking of pizza, I've never been able to get to the Snappy's in Ocala. Being the fine sponsor of BGP that they are, I have to get to one while I am there. My Snappy bucks are about 4 years old. Think they might still be good?

I've always thought that.

 

 

And it should NOT be called hot dog sauce. :irked:

And it should NOT be called hot dog sauce. :irked:

No, I've heard places in other cities refer to something they call "hot dog, or coney sauce." Definitely not the same stuff, and definitely not the same presentation. ;)

How about something simple. Chili sauce...

And it should NOT be called hot dog sauce. :irked:

Since its origins are Greek, maybe we should call it, "kreas saltza". That's "meat sauce" in Greek. :cool:

You're making the common outsiders mistake of thinking of it as you would Texas style chili, totally different animal and intended to be.

I say all that nice stuff bout NKY and you picked that out, I think you have a chip on your shoulder:lol:

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