Place names that include specific food references

[plax]

Sugarloaf (the ski mountain, the Brazilian mountain and the Florida Key)

Fruitland Park, FL

Bread Loaf (a mountain outside Middlebury, VT where a writer's conference takes place-- the conference newsletter is the Crumb)

[sparrowgrass]

For the pastry lovers, Bismarck is a town in MO.

[Blondie]

Satsuma, Alabama

[Katherine]

There's an Orange, Massachusetts, which is even more unlikely to grow orange trees than you would imagine.

And Cherryfield, Maine, where the big business in town is processing, what else, blueberries.

[Pickles]

For the pastry lovers, Bismarck is a town in MO.

I thought that was Biscuick.

[Varmint]

In North Carolina:

Almond

Duck

Currie

Dillsboro

Cranberry

Cognac

Citron

Cherry

Charlotte

Fork

Fruitland

Frying Pan Landing

Graham

Gumberry

Gum Neck

Mint Hill

Mount Olive

Mulberry

Otto (for you New York "pizza" fans)

Peachland

Peach Tree

Porter

Sugar Grove

Sugar Hill

Sugar Mountain

Spot

Shallotte

Sea Breeze

Scuppernong

Rockfish

Toast (my personal favorite)

Troutman

Turkey

Walnut

[jo-mel]

Does Noodles, Arizona -------a la Snoopy/Peanuts/Chas Shultz comic strip count?

[Pickles]

Oh..."Crabapple Cove, ME." Home of Hawkeye Pierce and the delectable "Adam's Ribs!"

[hillvalley]

Oh..."Crabapple Cove, ME." Home of Hawkeye Pierce and the delectable "Adam's Ribs!"

Actually the ribs are from Illinois, Chicago if I remember correctly. Where ever the Deerborne station is

[Gifted Gourmet]

Does Noodles, Arizona -------a la Snoopy/Peanuts/Chas Shultz comic strip count?

It is a real town!!

[Jaymes]

Chicken, Alaska

[Pickles]

Oh..."Crabapple Cove, ME."  Home of Hawkeye Pierce and the delectable "Adam's Ribs!"

Actually the ribs are from Illinois, Chicago if I remember correctly. Where ever the Deerborne station is

I sit corrected!

[bloviatrix]

Moose Jaw, Saskatchewan (hockey fans should know this one)

[Eric_Malson]

One of my all-time favorite place names:

Gnaw Bone, Indiana

(its provenance has nothing to do with gnawing or bones, but is a corruption of the French "Norbonne")

Winesburg, Ohio (yes it's an actual town and not just a book by Sherwood Anderson)

Pão de Açúcar (or Sugarloaf Mountain), the mountain overlooking Rio de Janeiro which has that huge statue of Chirst on the cross.

[cjs]

salt lake city

[Pan]

But that's named after Salt Lake, not for table salt or something.

[cjs]

agreed. I guess I'm not playing right.

[JPW]

Does Noodles, Arizona -------a la Snoopy/Peanuts/Chas Shultz comic strip count?

It is a real town!!

Uhhhh,

Actually it's Needles.

That's where Snoopy's brother, Spike, lives. And since it was before the birth of Spike Lee, he has been unable to successfully sue the Schultz estate.

[chezlamere]

Raspberry village

Blueberry creek

[srhcb]

Just North of here, the town of:

Cook

(MN)

[jpyvr]

I live in Pearland, TX...sadly, no orchards anymore.

That's so sad

There may not be any pear orchards left in Pearland, but Peachland, BC still has some peaches!

[hillvalley]

There's a Cherry Hill, New Jersey.

And Cherry Hill, MD.

I went to sleep away camp on Cherry Hill Road in Street, Maryland.

[dls]

Tarpon Springs FL

[stringcheese]

In Wisconsin

Rice Lake

Rib Mountain (okay, okay, so that isn't technically right)

Sturgeon Bay

Whitefish Bay

Egg Harbor

Sugar Camp

Apple River

Turtle

Bass Lake

Fish Creek

Almond

Friesland (what? No?)

[FistFullaRoux]

Pecan Island, LA

Cow Island, LA (OK, it's a stretch)

There's an Orange, TX as well