Traditional Idaho Food - What to Eat in Idaho
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Idaho is known for their incredible potatoes, but aside from eating those tasty spuds, did you know that Idaho has a lot of great foods to try when you visit? Well from finger steaks and fry sauce to huckleberries and bison you will eat like a king when you are in Idaho.
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Loved it! Born and raised in Idaho!
yeah! that is the best compliment!
Try Effies Burgers in Lewiston and Hudson’s Hamburgers in Coeur D’Alene YUuuummmmmmm
Cocktail sauce is the best! It's my go-to for chicken, but the wife was all about the fry-sauce.
*_tater tots_* - I get why tater tots are popular in Idaho because of all the potatoes and tater tots are, well, awesome but why do Minnesotans love tater tots (hot dish) so much, Joc? I know you've spent lots of time in Minnesota.
*_chicken fried steak fingers_* - Ha. I mentioned them (as well as cocktail sauce) in the Wyoming Eats video last week. Border states...makes sense.
*_huckleberry ice cream_* - So, you were about to say Mark ate some every day, eh? 😀 I did the same in Rome. Gelato every single day. Yup. And pralines every single day in Belgium. And kolaczki twice a day every day in Poland. When you're on vacation, enjoy!
Tater tots are crispy fried deliciousness, that's why! It's the satisfying crunch. Yes, he did! And we eat out weight in gelato. Some days I let the kids have 2 or 3 🤷♀️😆
@Simply Jocelyn "crispy fried deliciousness..." Exactly! That answers your own question about why tater tots are so popular in Idaho! 👍
Watched a couple of your vids today and I love your channel! ❤
There is a large Basque population in Idaho with a number of Basque restaurants in Boise. Should try and hit one of those when traveling through Idaho.
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Wish I was living there in Idaho. Especially in my blue state of PA.
Don’t forget the Huckleberry popcorn.
Oh wow! Can you please list those restaurants (if you remembered)? I’m traveling there for the first time soon! Thanks!
Connie's in Island Park Idaho was excellent as was Trout Hunter. If you want to have a great fishing experience, book with Big Sky Anglers out of West Yellowstone. Our friend, Joe is a co-owner and dang, they take you on some great outings!! I have video on fishing with them. It was the highlight of my trip!
@WoltersWorldEats
I live in Idaho! Those finger steaks looked really good, where did you go to get them? Thanks
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I am enjoying the visit almost as much as you. But I am a chef who lives in North Idaho.. Coeur D' Alene.. in fact.. Yes North Idaho, just wondering what parts of Idaho?
This was filmed near Island Park. We have enjoyed Idaho and will likely be in your neck of the woods this summer.
I'm your huckleberry.
I totally bought a dish towel that says just that!
Would yu make and enjoy onion ice-cream?
NO WAY!!! YOUR IN IDAHO?? WHAT PART?!?
Island Park.
Why are tater tots better than French fries? Don't know, THEY JUST ARE.
It's the crunch!!
“Shut Up Mark” at :59!!!!!
Where is the huckleberry Ice cream?
This video literally showed some of the exact same dishes as the what to eat in Montana video. Makes me think it’s not authentic.
Nope, they just share a similar food culture.
@@WoltersWorldEats You mean, “yep, the same dish was shown due to similar food cultures”.
The Idaho video at 25 seconds shows exactly the same video of exactly the same dish from exactly the same restaurant as the Montana video at 44 seconds. Mashed potatoes, gravy, toast and steak garnished with green onions and maybe some cheese. What restaurant was this from? A border town, lol.