Iowa TOSU has been moved to a night game. You have been warned. We will either win or fight you after a full day of drinking and harassing Iowa State fan.
I love how this is a universal constant in America, the only difference in what you buy is where you are in the country. In the south it’s either boiled peanuts or fruit. In the Midwest it’s corn. But every rural county has that one setup at a four way stop in the middle of nowhere that has the best food
There's a guy right down the road from my neighborhood that has a handpainted sign permanently in his front yard that says local honey, yard eggs, collard greens, strawberries, watermelon, and beans. He has little planks to cover the ones that he's out of/out of season.
Eggs. So many of the small farms around me sell eggs. Many of the stands are unmanned, you just go up, put in a few bucks in and take the carton of eggs.
I feel you on the fireworks bit, they are legal here in Wisconsin and I live near the border with states where it is not legal, so in summer it be a booming business!
We are definitely in corn country, on the Ohio and Wabash though watermelon grows great in the sandy soil and I am not sure which I would prefer to be honest‽
I'm sorry, but if I buy corn out the back of a pickup truck at the intersection of a back road on a highway, that's going to be some Oklahoman goddamn corn
I don't think that very much Midwestern corn is actually consumed by humans, at least without being highly processed first.
Living in the middle of Indianapolis, I've only had the opportunity to grab corn right of the stalk during harvest about 4-5 times in my life. Not one of those times has it been remotely edible. Each time, the corn was clearly bound for feed, starch/corn syrup/ethanol, or some other bullshit.
Google says that Washington and Minnesota produce a lot of the sweet corn that we eat as straight-up corn.
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u/Khaldaan South Carolina Gamecocks 20d ago
AN IOWA OFFENSE DRIVING THE FULL FIELD IN UNDER 2 MINUTES TO GET A WALK OFF TOUCHDOWN
WHAT IS GOING ON