WI State Symbols
Symbols for Wisconsin: Food Symbols
By Nora Kirkeby
Aug 7, 2007, 13:50 PST

Wisconsin State Beverage
Given Wisconsin's famous dairy industry, it should come as no surprise to anyone that their state beverage is milk. This page shows the difference between different varieties of milk, and explains the different processes that your milk goes through before it reaches your refrigerator.
Source: Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board

Wisconsin State Beverage (Fun Stuff)
This great kids section is made especially for you. You can tour a dairy farm, try out their online coloring book, or even try your hand at "Name That Cow!"
Source: Wisconsin Milk Marketing Board

Wisconsin State Milk (Recipes)
This milk recipes has everything from classics like macaroni & cheese and milkshakes, to new favorites like creamy potato soup and berry smoothies. You're bound to find a recipe that's perfect for you. You can even do a search by which ingredients you have in your pantry.
Source: Got Milk

Wisconsin State Fruit
Wisconsin's state fruit is the cranberry. Find out how cranberries are grown and a little bit about cranberry production in Wisconsin here.
Source: Horticulture at the University of Wisconsin, Madison

Wisconsin State Fruit (Recipes)
The cranberry has a perfect balance between sweetness and tartness, and because of this is perfect for cooking. This site has a cranberry for almost any occasion. Try one of these great recipes for yourself.
Source: Cranberry Discovery Center

Wisconsin State Grain
Wisconsin's state grain is corn. This great corn website has all sorts of fascinating corn trivia so check it out.
Source: Camp Silos

Wisconsin State Grain (Recipes)
These are some of our country's most classic ways to prepare corn. Test out some of these recipes on your family, friends, or classmates.
Source: Carolyn (Hugs) Shaw

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