leave it to the experts at Love Food to track down the actual most outrageous pizza places in each state. And by outrageous, they mean unique, unheard-of, and delicious pizza toppings. What I think is cool about the place they picked for New Jersey is that it combines two great foods; pizza and tacos.
Fortunately, with all of our smart devices, we don't have to worry too much about physically setting our clocks back anymore but we do have to remember when our clocks fall back an hour.
I just assumed Reese's Peanut Butter cups were the best candy in the country. However, I'm not a candy expert, and I also never took the time to survey the state of New Jersey about its favorite candy.
A report was recently released that named some of the worst foods we can eat. Foods that not only are bad for us, but that will actively shorten our lifespan, and I don't know about you but looking to live as long as possible.
What I'm really curious in though is what Halloween candies are the most hated. Something that you just can't stand to eat or see other people eat. A candy that, when you see it makes you want to walk the other way.
One of the biggest condiment brands in the world is getting ready to release its Halloween line and it could be the missing piece for your costume. Whether you're dressing up as a vampire, or just need some bloody good special effects, this will apparently be able to help you out.
What I find to be the most interesting debate, if you want to call it that, is how New Jersey should be split up regionally. There are some people that are hell-bent on saying there's only a North or South Jersey. Others say there's a North, South, and Central Jersey.
I've visited other towns that are beach towns; I've gone to Myrtle Beach, Clear Water Florida, and even a beach in Maine! Do you know what all of those places had in common? They're great memories, but I just didn't think they were very good beaches.
Being able to call New Jersey my new home is awesome and I'm looking forward to what the years ahead bring. That being said, my first summer here at the Jersey Shore has been eye-opening, to say the least.
If I've learned nothing about Jersey since moving here it's that we are a very opinionated state, and of course, we are! We take great pride in where we live. So, when a New Jersey native and Hollywood big whig starts to give their opinion on this debate, our ears start to perk up