Where to eat the best Funeral Potatoes in the world?

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Ali Khan · Accepted Answer

In Garage on Beck (Salt Lake City, United States of America), according to Ali Khan and 10 more food experts. "What to Eat: Fried Mormon Funeral Potatoes."

Andi Fisher · Answer

In Spoke & Steele (Indianapolis, United States of America), according to Andi Fisher and 2 more food experts. "You’ve got hash-browned potatoes, mushroom creme, baked in a skillet with pickled scallions – and then, then you add corn flakes? Brilliant! Creamy, salty, crunchy, I’ll take it!"

Visit Cedar City · Answer

In Pork Belly's Eatery and Catering Co. (Cedar City, United States of America), according to Visit Cedar City  and one more food expert. "Stop by Pork Belly’s Eatery to try an order!"

Claire McArthur · Answer

In Tradition (Salt Lake City, United States of America), according to Claire  McArthur and 0 more food experts. "My favorite funeral potatoes. They were comforting and creative, but not overly heavy. The shredded potatoes were mixed with white cheddar, gruyere and golden Velveeta cheese, chives, onions and heavy cream. The dish was topped with cornflakes, smoked cheddar and a sweet housemade bacon jam before heading into the oven to crisp up. Garnished with ribbons of scallions, the ooey-gooey, multi-cheese dish is fantastic alone, but the bacon jam takes it next level."

Alex Springer · Answer

In Wasatch Brewery (Salt Lake City, United States of America), according to Alex  Springer and 0 more food experts. "For a more traditional take on funeral potatoes, I'm a fan of the way Wasatch Brewery treats the dish. Though it's only available on their brunch menu, they serve up king-sized scoops of buttery mashed potatoes topped with a generous helping of cheddar cheese and topped with crispy cornflakes. It's got the classic look of something you'd find at a ward potluck, but it tastes like a slice of gastropub flavor."

WHERE TO EAT The best Funeral Potatoes in the world (according to food experts)