Results: Weirdest Foods You Can Find In Every State (Part Five)

Massachusetts – Fluffernutter - The idea of weirdness is pretty subjective, right? Well, this is the perfect example of that. While the people of Massachusetts have no doubt put a few strange ingredients together into one recipe, it's fair to say that this recipe sounds like a bite of heaven in my eyes. That's because their adorably named food is called the fluffernutter, and comes in the form of a sandwich. Between the two slices of bread in this sandwich, you will find a layer of peanut butter and a layer of marshmallow fluff. They are then squished together so that they can mingle, and prepare for their ultimate descent into the stomachs of people who love this state specialty. Have you ever had this food?

Michigan – Faygo - This one may be cheating a little bit as it's not a food, but the food in Michigan is actually pretty normal. What isn't normal is the fact that everyone seems to drink Faygo like water. Yes, the people here just love this flavored soda, and you can bet your bottom dollar that the stores here have to have a constant supply for their demand. Of course, while there are various different flavors of the good stuff to drink when they're feeling a little thirsty, it seems as though most people seem to gravitate towards the cotton candy-flavored Faygo. Does it really taste like cotton candy? Well, that's still out for debate. Have you ever had this drink?

Minnesota – Grape Salad - When you think of a salad, there's a high chance that you immediately think of lettuce leaves, maybe some tomatoes, cucumber, and even some mayonnaise thrown into the mix. While we're no stranger to adding some apple or even a few raisins here and there, the people of Minnesota seem to go all out with the fruit in their salads. As you can probably tell by the name, their grape salad consists of some rather large grapes, walnuts, and a whole load of sour cream. If you're wondering whether this all goes together, then you might want to ask someone from Minnesota, because I'm not going to risk even trying it. Have you ever had this food?

Mississippi – Koolickles - Do you like pickles? Do you like Kool-Aid? You might want to take a trip to Mississippi because there's something you're gonna want to see. That's because the people of this state love both food items so much they have mixed them together to make their famous Koolickles. This involves pickling pickles even further in a jar of Kool-Aid until they eventually taste like the drink itself. While they use all different flavors of this drink, the people of Mississippi seem to have a thing for the red cherry-flavored Kool-Aid, so they turn a bright red color. Whatever floats your boat! Have you ever had this food?

Missouri – Toasted Ravioli - It's fair to say that everything tastes better when it's deep-fried, and that's a fact. The people of Missouri love to abide by the rules of deep-frying, but they also like to play their own games every so often. That's definitely been the case with their toasted ravioli, as this dish is rather unusual. Hailing from St. Louis, this state specialty involves meat-filled ravioli that's then coated in breadcrumbs and dropped into the fryer. To top the whole thing off – quite literally – is a scattering of parmesan cheese and a tomato dipping sauce. It looks delicious, but I'm not sure that traditional Italian chefs would agree. Have you ever had this food?