Sonic’s Best and Worst Menu Items, According to Oklahoma
When it comes to Oklahoma's original eateries, most Okies can agree they have at least one favorite on every menu.
Take Braum's for example. While we may argue over whether the burger was better when it was 1/3lb vs today's 1/4lb, I've never met anyone who didn't have a favorite Braum's ice cream flavor.
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The same can be said about Oklahoma's fast food conglomerate Sonic. While personal tastes vary, almost everyone can agree to liking at least one item on the menu--it has to be the drinks.
After scouring the web, here are the Sonic favorites and notsomuch of your fellow Oklahomans. Shout out to that amazing Frito chili pie!
Sonic Snacks - Ranked Best to Worst
We can all agree that the Oklahoma original Sonic is still America's #1 drink spot, but have you ever ventured out from your typical cherry-vanilla-whatever? Here's a quick rundown on how the internet reviews rank the best and worst at Sonic.
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Oklahoma Restaurants People Swear Are Worth The Drive
Eating out is entertainment. Sometimes it's you and your better half, other times you'll drag the family along with you. Either/or, if you've got time to kill and want to sample the best Oklahoma offers, here are the restaurants' everyone swears are worth every moment in the car to and from.
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Oklahoma's Highest-Rated Barbeque Joints, In No Particular Order...
I doubt there's a single topic debated more passionately in Oklahoma than who makes the best BBQ. While they all smoke meat, there are some huge differences in how that process is done. Type of wood, length of cook, foil vs paper wrap, and even the hot topics of seasoning and binders come into play. What you like others may not, and vice versa. Since we can't just pick a top five or ten, here are the Oklahoma barbeque joints that have the biggest fans.
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Oklahoma's Dust Bowl & Depression Era Desserts You Should Try Today
If you're not up on your Oklahoma history, drought struck the region around the same time America's great economic collapse happened. We know it as the Dust Bowl and the Great Depression.
While thousands of Okies left to become Californians, those that stayed did as best they could to lift spirits in a time of overbearing adversary. They say the key to contentment is a full belly, and Oklahoma's pioneer women came up with some really strange recipes to please the palate.
Treat yourself and make one or more of these over the next few months.
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