what are some famous foods in georgia history?
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How about the Chili Dogs, Vidalia Onion Rings, and a large Frosted Orange from the Varsity in Atlanta.  The Varsity is the largest Drive-In in the entire world. \n\nI mentioned Vidalia Onions above - they are the world best tasting sweet onion.  \n\nNot sure if you would consider this a food - but Coca-Cola is the world best known brand name.  There is only one other word more widely known/spoken in the world besides Coca-Cola... it is ok.\n\nGainesville is the chicken capital of the world.  It is "illegal" to eat fried chicken in Gainesville with anything but your fingers.
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I don't know the history. We have them in 5 different towns around me every year. I do know the food is bomb!!! Sorry for not actually answering your question, I just really love that supa and meat!!
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Go to the river, fish or swim\nride dirt roads. listening to the radio\nride horses, four-wheelers\nhang with friends\nSix Flags\nWild Adventures\nStone Mountain\nTour Savannah\nGo to the beach\nGo to the mountains\nsmall-town festivals\nATLANTA\nvisit small-town bars\nshop\ncollect shells or rocks\nadmire the coutryside\nLow country boil\npeanut boils\ncrab boils\nfresh vegetables\ngo tubing down the Chattahoochee\nGo hunting\ngo hiking\ngo biking\nCome hang with us and we'll SHOW YOU how to live!!
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http://www.platedepot.com/website/ga.htm\n\nbest I could find.
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look for something that they can't answer with just one word. If you ask "where did you grow up" they will answer with "Georgia" if you ask "tell me about the town you grew up in. What did you think of it?" they will answer with "Acworth, Georgia" and tell you about the schools, their friends, and the neighbor down the street who made the best homemade pie. hope that is a start.
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There is a list of foods on this page
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Famous Georgians\nConrad Aiken poet, Savannah\nJames Bowie soldier, Burke County\nJim Brown actor, athlete, St. Simons Island\nErskine Caldwell writer, Moreland\nJames E. Carter U.S. president, Plains\nRay Charles singer, Albany\nLucius D. Clay banker, general, Marietta\nTy Cobb baseball player, Narrows\nCharles Coburn movie and TV actor, Macon\nOssie Davis actor, writer, Cogdell\nJames Dickey poet, Atlanta\nMattiwilda Dobbs soprano, Atlanta\nMelvyn Douglas actor, Macon\nPete Drake musician/record producer, Augusta\nRebecca Latimer Felton first appointed woman U.S. senator, Decatur\nLawrence Fishburne III actor, Augusta\nHenry W. Grady journalist, Athens\nAmy Grant singer, Augusta\nOliver Hardy comedian, Harlem\nJoel Chandler Harris journalist, author, Eatonton\nRoland Hayes singer, Curyville\nFletcher Henderson musician/songwriter, Cuthbert\nHulk Hogan professional wrestler, Augusta\nJohn Henry Doc Holliday western hero, Griffin\nLarry Holmes boxer, Cuthert\nMiriam Hopkins actress, Bainbridge\nHarry James trumpeter, Albany\nJasper Johns painter, sculptor, Augusta\nBobby Jones golfer, Atlanta\nStacy Keach actor, Savannah\nDeForest Kelley actor, Atlanta\nMartin Luther King, Jr. civil rights leader, Atlanta\nGladys Knight singer, Atlanta\nJoseph R. Lamar jurist, Elbert\nBrenda Lee singer, Lithonia\nJuliette Gordon Low U.S. Girl Scouts founder, Savannah\nCarson McCullers author, Columbus\nBlind Willie McTell blues pioneer, Thomson\nJohnny Mercer songwriter, Savannah\nMargaret Mitchell author, Atlanta\nJohn Robert Johnny Mize baseball player, Demorest\nJessye Norman singer, Augusta\nOtis Redding singer, Dawson\nJerry Reed singer/songwriter/actor, Atlanta\nBurt Reynolds actor, Waycross\nLittle Richard singer, Macon\nJackie Robinson baseball player, Cairo\nTommy Roe singer/songwriter, Alpharetta\nBilly Joe Royal singer, Valdosta\nDean Rusk secretary of state, Cherokee Cty\nNipsey Russell comedian, Atlanta\nRay Stevens singer/songwriter, Clarksdale\nJanelle Taylor romance novelist, Athens\nClarence Thomas supreme court associate justice, Savannah\nTravis Tritt singer/songwriter, Marietta\nAlice Walker author, Eatonton\nJoanne Woodward actress, Thomasville\nTrisha Yearwood singer, Monticello
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TURKEY\n\nCranberry sauce out of the can, stuffing, corn, wild rice, sunflower seed soup, baked potatoes, gravy, fry bread, green beans, peas, yams.\n\nVeggie tray: black olives, green olives, baby carrots, celery w/cream cheese, green onions, pomegranite seeds, radishes, cauliflower.\n\nBlueberry pie, apple pie, pumpkin pie.\n\nWe use old family recipes on the wild rice and the sunflower seed soup, everything else is pretty basic.
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I cant imagine food has changed much over the past hundred years, really depends on what region you are talking about -
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its Georgia go check it out
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Funny you should mention that. I am having turnip greens with a side of baked chicken. It is SO good! I guess some of the other posters are not aware of the joys of Southern cuisine. Yum!
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The University of Georgia has a pretty good Food Science program.  The guy that came up with Lipton Brisk Iced Tea was a graduate of UGA's program.
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There is a camp ground in the N.E. corner of GA by a town called Blairesville that has a bunch of stuff close to go do. It is in a dry county FYI.
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If you got to wikipedia.net and type in Georgia State University It gives you a bunch of information and several pictures. Hope this helps :)
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I live in Georgia, USA.
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Specify wich Georgia.
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If u mean georgia(country):\nGeorgia's economy has traditionally revolved around Black Sea tourism, cultivation of citrus fruits, tea and grapes; mining of manganese and copper; and output of a small industrial sector producing wine, metals, machinery, chemicals, and textiles. Its only sizable internal energy resource is hydropower.\nBut if u mean Georgia(US state):\nGeorgia's 2003 total gross state product was $320 billion. Its per capita personal income for 2003 put it 31st in the nation at $29,000.\n\nGeorgia's agricultural outputs are poultry and eggs, peanuts, cattle, hogs, dairy products, and vegetables. Its industrial outputs are textiles and apparel, transportation equipment, food processing, paper products, chemical products, electric equipment. Tourism also makes an important contribution to the economy. Georgia is the Granite Capital of the World. Atlanta has been the site of enormous growth in real estate, service, and communications industries.