“Best” goetta in Cincinnati depends on what you grew up with. Just like which Cincinnati chili parlor is the best depends what you grew up eating. Chili parlors are even broken down by neighborhood. Northern KY is all about Skyline and Gold Star, while suburbs in Ohio like Price Hill and Camp Washington have their own unique groove. It’s all “Cincinnati chili”, but it’s not all the same. 95% of the time, whatever goetta / brat / chili your grandpa turned you on to is the “best” in Cincinnati to you.
I’ve had both Goetta and Scrapple. Goetta tends to lean more sweet and creamy while Scrapple is more of a salty product. One thing is for sure, no one who has had both would ever confuse one for the other.
We've had something simalar in northern England for 100s of years its called haslet made with pork and seasonings then there Scots haggis made with pinhead oats lambs liver
Sorry..you'll never have the best goetta since my grandmother passed away 25 years ago and took the recipe with her to her grave. That stuff was the greatest thing since before sliced bread.. I live in South Carolina now and they act like you're asking for permission to piss on their shoes if you ask for goetta. I've been lobbying for goetta here, but no luck so far..
The history of Cincinnati is amazing, second only to the people and the food! Glad you enjoyed yourself, can't wait to see you again!!
Nothing more Cincinnati than a place that serves both Goetta and liquor.
Hammond's Butcher Shop in Fairfield makes a very good goetta.
In my mind, I imagine this became of depression eras like 1929, take what you have (meat and feed) and make a meal so you can survive.
“Best” goetta in Cincinnati depends on what you grew up with. Just like which Cincinnati chili parlor is the best depends what you grew up eating. Chili parlors are even broken down by neighborhood. Northern KY is all about Skyline and Gold Star, while suburbs in Ohio like Price Hill and Camp Washington have their own unique groove. It’s all “Cincinnati chili”, but it’s not all the same.
95% of the time, whatever goetta / brat / chili your grandpa turned you on to is the “best” in Cincinnati to you.
I like it all.
I like Goetta And Egg Sandwich with Tomato and Mayo .Stehlins Is near me its the best in my opiinion
Thanks for the suggestion. I'll put it on my list for next time around! Make sure to try Dunlap!
Try looking for the best scrapple in Pennsylvania. Probably Philadelphia or Lancaster county.
I’ve had both Goetta and Scrapple. Goetta tends to lean more sweet and creamy while Scrapple is more of a salty product. One thing is for sure, no one who has had both would ever confuse one for the other.
Scrapple can be found in the part of Ohio on the PA border. The Amish and Mennonites make Scrapple in Columbiana County😁
Gotta has oats.
@@anny6750 I know.
We've had something simalar in northern England for 100s of years its called haslet made with pork and seasonings then there Scots haggis made with pinhead oats lambs liver
I’d love to try it!
Pinhead oats are the key, the creamy carbyness balances the spices and fat of the pork.
Kroger has goetta too
The best goetta is my mom's homemade goetta😂 I'd guess many of the diners in Cincinnati serve Gliers.
That last "plate" was the saddest looking plate I've ever seen
Are you going to make a sequel where you try Price Hill Chili's Goetta?
I should. Who else should I try
@@DraysWorld Maloney's Pub actually makes quesadillas with goetta that are pretty good.
Kind of looks like scrapple. lol
Personally, I like Wassler's Meat Goetta
I don’t mind it myself.
Rachel's unintelligible with that mask. If she refused to remove it, subtitles were needed.
Sorry..you'll never have the best goetta since my grandmother passed away 25 years ago and took the recipe with her to her grave. That stuff was the greatest thing since before sliced bread..
I live in South Carolina now and they act like you're asking for permission to piss on their shoes if you ask for goetta. I've been lobbying for goetta here, but no luck so far..
Thanks for one of the greatest comments I’ve ever received. I’ll trust it was the best.
Yuck
I can understand why it’s not for everyone.