For Homer and Nash, the T-bone isn’t just dinner or a product from one of Oregon’s major agricultural exports, it’s a ...

Why pears? In 2005, the pear was named the official state fruit. Read more: Lawmakers think this should be Oregon’s ‘official state steak’ “The Pacific Northwest has become one of the ...

Moreover, Oregon, with its robust cherry-growing industry, would seem a likely place of origin (assuming you believe actual cherries are used in the manufacture of maraschino cherries, which is not ...