Best 5 food items in USA

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A favorite in New York and beyond, bagels are the 'bagels' with a dollop of cream on top. But of course, bagels can also be found in a variety of other toppings like smoked salmon, peanut butter and jelly (jam), and bacon and cheese. Bagels are a great, inexpensive snack that's great for when you're on the road.

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Pie is a staple item in most diners, cafes, and roadside stands. A slice of sweet fruit encased in a warm, buttery pastry is a delight.  

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Apples, cherries, pecans, blueberries, blackberries, or peaches are a great addition to a cup of hot coffee with cream.

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Get a figurative slice of the Big Apple with a New York hot dog.  

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Slathered with mustard and ketchup and topped with buttery sautéed onions and a spoonful of sauerkraut, this is a favorite snack among locals and cash-strapped travelers alike.

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If you have a sweet tooth and are craving something sweet, there's nothing better than the American donut. Made of dough, they're delicious plain (with sugar), but you can also have them glazed or filled with jam, cream or custard. 

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Whether you visit the Dunkin' Donuts chain or a family-owned donut shop, you'll never be far from this sweet snack. On the road? Some states even have drive-thru donut stores.

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Grits are a popular dish that's especially popular in the South. With a texture similar to oatmeal, it's made from coarsely ground cornmeal that's cooked over low heat until thick and creamy.  

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It is then mixed with butter and cream and seasoned with salt, pepper and cheese. You can also top it with sweet toppings like nuts, fruit, cinnamon and syrup.

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Gumbo is an iconic Creole dish that comes from Louisiana. There are many variations of this thick and delicious soup, but the soup base is usually made by simmering tomatoes, bell peppers, okra, onions, celery and lots of herbs and spices.  

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 Shellfish, chicken, sausage or other types of meat are then added. Gumbo is usually served over a pile of rice so it can soak up the rich sauce.

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American-style fried chicken is popular in the South, but you can find it all over the country. From crispy buffalo wings coated in hot sauce to buckets,

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of Nashville-style hot chicken doused in a red pepper-spiced spice rub, chicken lovers will be in their element in America. Oh, and don't forget KFC - the best fried chicken you'll find in the US is probably from a humble family-run joint or a pop-up street food cart.

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The Italians are the biggest pizza tycoons, but the Americans have taken the pizza horizon and made it even bigger and cheesier.  

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There are many varieties of pizza across the country, from the New York pizza, which is sold by the slice and often folded in half to eat, to the deep-dish Chicago pizza (also known as a 'pie'), which has just stringy cheese and a dense topping underneath. Try all kinds of pizza.

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The only thing better than the sweet smell of a hot waffle wafting through the air is that first bite. Waffles originated in ancient Greece, but it wasn't until the Dutch came to America with their waffle iron in the 1600s that they started to gain global recognition.  

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You can go plain or go heavy with toppings, but fresh fruit, ice cream and chocolate sauce are all top favorites. Fried chicken, bacon and maple syrup are also very popular, and if you've never thought bacon and syrup could go so well together, all we can say is don't knock it till you try it!

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Barbecue is a favorite across the US, but it's much sweeter - and some would say tastier - in the South, where the smell of sizzling meat tempts you on every street corner.  

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From bone-off-the-bone ribs and delicious pulled pork to tender brisket that's been marinated and smoked to perfection for hours, American-style barbecue is all about the 'low and slow'. The meat is the star of the show, but your plate will often come with creamy slaw, mac n cheese, smoky baked beans, and buttery corn.