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Re: Can you name some things that are made in your state?

On 1/29/2015 tansy said:

Amazon was started in a Bellevue, WA garage, selling books.

Oh my gosh. I forgot Amazon.

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How could I forget paper products and cranberries... thank you cape cod.

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As already mentioned...California..almost everything I eat or drink, plus all the technology I use.
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Cheese curds, Friday fish fries, Harley-Davidson motorcycles, kringles, Trek bicycles, and conservative presidential and vice-presidential candidates.

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On 1/29/2015 september said: As already mentioned...California..almost everything I eat or drink, plus all the technology I use.


I forgot, APPLE. Almost everyone uses an apple product today. They are not always made here, but the genius behind apple and the home pc was made here!

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I am in Wisconsin.

We have a MillerCoors brewery in Milwaukee. It's also the home of Harley-Davidson.

We have the headquarters for Jockey International in Wisconsin, and also for SCJohnson Wax. Case and International Harvester are also located here, for farming equipment.

We also have a Midwestern production plant for Nestle's chocolate in Burlington, Wisconsin. Every Memorial Day weekend, they hold an annual Chocolate Festival. They have a tent where they sell chocolate goods. You can also buy freshly bagged candy from the local plant, too, at the festival. Yummy!

It smells so good if you drive by the plant when they are making chocolate!

Kikoman soy sauce is also produced in WI.

Johnsonville sausages are also made here, along with Klement's sausages and Usinger's sausages, too.

Natural Ovens products are made here in WI.

Wisconsin is also known as being a cheese and dairy producer, too.

Wisconsin also grows cranberries for Ocean Spray and other companies, too.

Wisconsin is also one of the top producers of American ginseng, too.

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movies and tv shows.....our state has become a destination for these industries.

microbrews......duclaw and flying dog

geotze candies (several of you mentioned these in the penny candy thread)

mccormick/schilling spices.......on a good day you can smell the spices in the air!

sloop betty vodka

mouth party caramels......if you have not tried them they are a MUST!

perdue chickens

lockheed martin

proctor and gamble

domino sugar

headquarters of under armour

blue crabs, maryland crabcakes, maryland crab soup.....and lots of delicious seafood from the chesapeake bay

.... and lots more in our little state!

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California wine!!!

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Pennsylvania Mattresses, Candy Peeps, Mello cups, Mounds bars, Almond joy, Wool Rich, Shop Vac's, Olympic paint, Pittsburgh Paint, Mantis Tillers, Martin Guitars, Flags Valley Forge, forgot Zippo lighters

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On 1/29/2015 RainCityGirl said:
On 1/29/2015 tansy said:

Amazon was started in a Bellevue, WA garage, selling books.

Oh my gosh. I forgot Amazon.

And I forgot Costco -- my favorite. {#emotions_dlg.wub}