Best regional food/drinks thread

I know we've done threads on beers, soft drinks, candy bars and hamburgers among other things, but I wanted to try to encompass it all in one. What are some of the best food and drink products you can get in certain parts of the country but not everywhere?

I'm not talking about regional specialties (Maryland crab cakes, Mississippi River catfish, etc.), but specific brand names you can buy in the grocery store or convenience store --- soft drinks, potato chips, candy, that sort of stuff.

I'll start it off. Here are some of my favorites from my area of the Gulf South, which encompasses basically Mobile to New Orleans:

1. Barq's root beer (first bottled in Biloxi, Miss.) --- You can get it pretty much anywhere in the country in cans and plastic bottles nowadays, but only along the Gulf Coast in the glass bottles. Trust me, it just tastes different.

2. Zapp's potato chips (Gramercy, La.) --- Thick cut, almost burned and spiced with everything from crab boil to Tobasco sauce. Good, good stuff.

3. Conecuh sausage (Evergreen, Ala.) --- Thin and spicy. Great on the grill. Excellent with red beans and rice.

How about some of your favorites?

 

Sahlen's hot dogs - Buffalo, NY. I know they're just hot dogs, but Sahlen's are the best IMO.

 

KC has Guy's potato chips.... something about the BBQ flavor. Best I've ever had

 

Spotted Cow beer -- Wisconsin

 

Grippos BBQ Potato Chips - Cincinnati

 

The best sangria I've ever had was in Austin.

 

Not sure if they're available elsewhere or not ...

Snyder's of Hanover pretzels and Herr's chips - NE Pennsylvania.

Abruzzino's (and numerous others) pepperoni rolls - NC West Virginia

 

Isaly's Chipped Ham. Don't think I've ever seen it outside of the Pittsburgh area. I miss it.

 

SunDrop citrus soda -- North Carolina's where I had it, but probably a Tennessee Valley/Mid-South thing

 

Hatch green chile products -- especially the queso dip they no longer make -- available throughout the Southwest (Calif., Ariz., N.M.)

 

Vernor's Ginger Ale. You can get it in Michigan and at least parts of Florida. Not sure where else, but it's not distributed nationally.