Polls: Food & Beverage

I think the map shows the preferred outdoor snack for each state. As you can see there's corndogs, egg plants, and ice lollies, but by far cucumbers and bananas are the most most popular thing to gnaw on in public.

I kinda get the logic because both are easy to carry around until you're hungry and fit easily in your mouth so you don't need cutlery.

Despite misinformation spread by the media and scientists, we all know that the moon is made of cheese. No one trusts NASA anymore because they hide the truth about the cheesy moon.

I've no idea what the government has to gain from hiding this information from me and I know scientists can't be trusted. That's why I come to the good people of gag, people who don't let facts get in the way of a good answer.

So tell me, what cheese is the moon made of?

I don't know much about the states, I wasn't even sure if you guys had pizza but thankfully google came to the rescue. So which of these all time American classics is the best? And yes these are real.

OK, we've done pizza, so it's time for ice-cream. Most of our flavours are the same you get everywhere else, but I've tried to pick out something that represents each nation. I've chosen ice-creams based on a drink linked to the relevant country.

ENGLAND. Sloe gin ice-cream.
Sloes and damsons are a fruit that grow in hedgerows and are collected by English people to flavour their gin. English women drink a lot of gin.

SCOTLAND. Irn-bru ice-cream.
Irn-bru is a soft drink made from soaking iron girders in carbonate water. It was invented to combat iron deficiency in children and remains Scotlands' favourite non alcoholic drink.

WALES. Merlyn cream liquor ice-cream.
Pretty, much a rip off of Bailey's Irish cream but less sweet for when granny wants a change.

Ireland. Irish Whiskey ice-cream
I couldn't find a good picture of guinness ice-cream so I went with Irish whiskey.