What is the state food of Alaska?

Answer 1

There is no official "state food."

The stock answer is Alaskan King Crab.

The tounge-in-cheek answer is Moose Burgers.

The truth is that there is not a favorite and some Alaskans are big fans of Pizza while others would prefer KFC or a rare New York Strip Steak.

I vote for salmon.

Answer 2

Some have a preference for Pizza while others have a fondness for the Big Mac. In any case Alaskans don't routinely survive on whale blubber, road kill and Mooseburgers. The Alaskan diet is very similar to the dining habits in Peoria, Waco and Tampa except that fresh seafood is readily available and most other foods are imported and expensive. Baked Alaska isn't readily available, and a decent cut of prime rib will cost you a pretty penny.

Answer 3

Alaska does not have an Official State Food or Recipe.

Answer 4

Alaska does not have a National or State food. Don't believe it when they say that it is the Mooseburger or Baked Alaska.

Answer 5

goat but with a side of dinkleberries or pork grinds or pickels with peanut butter in side

Answer 6

Californian.