By TULSA TO DO on Jun 29, 2010, at 3:52 PM Updated on 6/29 at 3:52 PM
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Health.com released its list of the 50 fattiest foods in the United States. For Oklahoma, it's chicken-fried steak.
Fine. We'll take that honor with pride. Many of us can make a mean chicken-fried steak at home. Even more of us know where we can buy one. Hello, Nelson's. And Shiloh's. Just to name a couple.
Some other states' fattiest foods don't sound half as good as ours. Take Alaska's eskimo ice cream, a concoction of reindeer fat, seal oil, salmonberries and blackberries. Or, Indiana's fried brain sandwich.
We'll stick with our chicken-fried steak.
Find a complete list of the fattiest foods in the U.S. at tulsaworld.com/fattiestfoods.
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