Foods and places that share names

They come in many forms; but if you want a genuine Buffalo wing you need to head to upstate New York.  (Jeff Fusco/Getty Images)

Good thing you don’t have to travel to Belgium to enjoy the deliciousness of a Belgian waffle.  (Mark Renders/Getty Images)

Walnuts show up around the world as creeks, hills and ways - but we like them best in a swimming pool.  (Imagno/Getty Images)

Bring along two pieces of your favorite bread when you visit Sandwich in Illinois, Massachusetts, New Hampshire and the UK.  (PIERRE VERDY/AFP/Getty Images)

Apple shows up in the forms of rivers, creeks, valleys and groves across the country.  (JENS-ULRICH KOCH/AFP/Getty Images)

Grapevine to Raisin in Texas, California and Michigan among others.  (Tim Boyle/Getty Images)

China is a long way to go for a crispy and delicious Peking duck.  (Cate Gillon/Getty Images)

Orange is a world-wide favorite with ways, counties and parks all taking the name.  (Matt Stroshane/Getty Images)

Adding an “er” to the end of Frankfurt turns an ordinary hot dog into a Frankfurter. Check out a baseball game before heading to Germany for this sport’s favorite delicacy.  (Scott Boehm/Getty Images)

Did you know there were non-edible coconuts in the forms of creeks and points in Florida?  (ASIF HASSAN/AFP/Getty Images)