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October 21, 2019
Roadfood Adventures: Route 66 Illinois
Illinois Route 66 is a highway rich with crazy attractions, unique museums, America’s heartland history, and colorful odes to the joy of exploring the country on four wheels. Food along the way is a beckoning banquet of hometown, square-meals diners and friendly taverns with personality galore. Essential eats include Smashed Crispyburgers, Cozy Dogs (the original — and best — corn dog) and Springfield’s unique kitchen-sink meal, known as a horseshoe.
Hudson, IL Green Gables is a middle-of-nowhere tavern / grocery store / restaurant serving central Illinois' scrumptious smashed crispyburger.
Springfield, IL Dipped in batter and deep-fried, the Cozy Dog has vivid crunch and succulence. It's the place your appetite will find kicks on Route 66.
Springfield, IL D'Arcy's Pint is a family-friendly pub specializing in the unique horseshoe sandwich -- a huge kitchen-sink meal unique to downstate Illinois.
October 21, 2019
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