You only get fish fry on a Friday in Wisconsin everyone knows that he’s just missing a cold beer.
Proper Cheese curds are at fairs, Elks/Moose/Optimist club trailers in front of grocery stores and occasionally at bars
At home you just get the squeaky non-cooked ones as a snack though I eat them on the road since most gas stations have them.
Brats are a cookout food, unless you are at a packers game then it’s a tailgate food.
I do occasionally make homemade custard in the winter, served hot.
We also get Elk sticks and Venison hot sticks starting this time of year.
If I go to Door County or the UP I get crepes with Lingonberries side of Swedish beets with Junipers and some Pytt I Panna
Wisconsin has a lot of long hairs so lots of organic micro greens , home grown veggies , home grown mushrooms, beet greens and other items make it into the farm market and into some of the bar breakfast and other yuppie restaurants, many Hmong, so pho, curries, spring roll stands and Hmong vegetables are everywhere. We have a lot of micro breweries churning out random grog, still can get $1 tappers “Lizard Logger” on Tuesday.
I pickup a variety of things at the Hmong grocery stores.