Savor the Flavor of Michigan Foods

This post will be about foods that Michigan is famous for, foods that are typically grown or produced here and basically; foods your mouth will water for! I will keep adding as I discover more.

 

Vango’s!

 

V.A.N.G.O. and Vango’s was it’s name-O!

 

Each region has it’s own food specialties. Michigan is no different. While up in Marquette, we were told to go to Vango’s and try their Cudighi sandwich.

 

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They’re in downtown Marquette. We ordered the praised Cudighi (cood-a-ghee) with the works. This included the cudighi with pork sausage, mushrooms, green peppers and onions. It also came with waffle fries with a special dipping sauce that had a dill flavor to it. It was soooo delicious.

 

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Dosen’t look that amazing, you say? Well, lift up the bun and look inside!

 

 

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Whalaa! That is one delicious sandwich!

http://www.vangospizza.com

 

Weinerlicious!

 

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On the way up north, we pulled off I-75 just before the Mackinac Bridge and went east. It’s hard to miss this building if you’re near it. We just had to stop in!

 

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The staff was very friendly.

 

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They even honored me by crowning me with their weinerlicious hat.

 

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I just loved the building. It had a 50’s feel.

 

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This business is on my Michigan’s list because… They serve KOEGEL’S hotdogs! The best!

 

231-436-5005

 

 

Pasties!

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Everyone knows that Pasties is a favorite of the U.P.  It’s an unwritten law in my head that if I cross the bridge to the U.P., I can’t come back until I’ve had a Pastie.

 

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This is a Pastie. Each restaurant makes them a little different, but usually they have potatoes, meat and vegetables in them. You can get gravy to put on it but I love mine the way it is!

 

 

Oh Fudge!

 

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Who doesn’t have a sweet tooth? Fudge is popular everywhere in Michigan, but some of the places most famous for it are Mackinac City, Mackinac Island and Frankenmuth. Yum! You can see I made sure I bought some!

 

Savor the Flavor of Michigan!

 

 

 

 

 

 

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