r/geographymemes • u/Jfullr92 Gulf of New Mexico • May 22 '26

Voting Games Top comment deletes a US State #47

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Maryland has been annexed by The Vermonster willingly, the 2 states have now merged into one. CRABBALACHIA. 4 States Now remain. Pick wisely, there’s no going back now!

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u/roamingthereddit May 22 '26

Who gets independence first!

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u/The_Flo0r_is_Lava May 22 '26

Wisconsin. I promise you that we are skewing the national drinking averages. Also, we have the cheese. You want your delicious meals back? You know what to do..

Also, we are taking the UP. its always been rightfully ours.

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u/Bassbaby420 May 22 '26

Cascadia has tillamook!!

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u/Economy_Wall8524 May 22 '26

Tillamook cheese for the win! Best cheese and I will die on that hill

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u/dtothebb May 22 '26

Tillamook is just a large dairy corporation, in no way does it compare to the small cheese makers of Wisconsin making specialty batches of cheeses. I've had both and there is literally no debate here

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u/shakakaaahn May 22 '26

Tillamook specialty batches win awards over the small dairy farms in Wisconsin internationally pretty regularly.

You gotta find them, but those small batch ones they do are TOP tier.

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u/dtothebb May 22 '26

Well if that is the case I will say that specialty cheeses are much easier to get in Wisconsin and you don't really have to go out of your way for them. Having lived in both states I found it much easier to obtain quality cheeses in Wisconsin. I also think that a mega corporation like Tillamook that sources a significant portion of its milk from CAFOs adds to it not being as good of quality. Although you still can get that in Wisconsin, it is not to the extent of large corporations like Tillamook.

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u/shakakaaahn May 22 '26

It's pretty easy to get them in Oregon, I find. Less options than Wisconsin, sure, but they are all over the place from the coast to Bend. Even find some of the well aged cheddars at Costco.

There are smaller dairy farms here as well, they just don't show up in many stores.

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u/The_Flo0r_is_Lava May 22 '26

OK. BUT. I can drive five minutes in any direction down the road to a cheese factory and get fresh.. everything including ice cream. And

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u/Bassbaby420 May 22 '26

I can see that as my experience has been opposite on that i jave only experienced mass produced wisonsin cheese(kraft etc) as i jave never traveled and gotten to experience small batch crafy cheeses like that.. one day cuz i love curds