Traditional Food of New Hampshire

[@ForestRoute]

NH native here. Thanks for stopping by! Don't forget to try the apple cider donuts, perhaps our most iconic food. Also, for beer lovers, New England being arguably the hottest place in the country for beer these days (especially for IPA), NH has its share of top notch breweries all throughout the state.

[@KellyPerrault]

I'm so excited you were in Keene!!! I love your show so much and I'm stoked you were here

[@grendel7]

As a southern gourmet living across the VT border from Keene for the past decade, I appreciate how short this video is. I imagine a Vermont video would be even shorter! 😂 Highly recommend Sap House Meadery above Lake Winnipesaukee or Farnum Hill Cider in Lebanon for an excellent French style cider.

[@nanabutner]

I loved boiled dinners! Corned beef & cabbage with potatoes and carrots, -pork spareribs with cabbage, potatoes, carrots, -ham , potatoes carrots great northern beans with or without cabbage- are just a few of the boiled dinners I grew up on.

[@kimkkillen]

We loved visiting New Hampshire, especially the White Mountain area. We planned to try Maple Creamy, but we visited in early September and the local creamy places had closed for the season! Thank you for another great video!

[@levainqueur9095]

My home state! The beautiful granite state! Thanks for doing a video on NH! I love the downtown Concord B roll. Fluffernutters... classic.

[@DorthyMoo]

Yum yum

[@PTPANRapping]

hey there, I like a lot your way to describe different tipes of foods and I can understand almost every words, so everytime is a new esperience about food and a new english lesson because i try to learn many words as possible from you teachers and I try to use them in my videos. so Thank you a lot for the super job that you are doing keep going like this and .... subscribed.

[@ronalddevine9587]

I live in Southern Connecticut, and I would love to know where you got those delicious looking fried whole belly clams?

[@jkinnear81]

If you enjoy IPA beer NH is one of the best places for it.

[@simonrancourt7834]

Funny . If you want real maple syrup, come to Québec. Here, it's not called maple syrup unless it's REAL, 100% pure maple syrup. I'm from Québec, where 77% of the world's maple syrup is made.