(photo/World Wide Frybread Assocation)

This week, we asked Native News Online social media followers the age-old question: Who makes the best frybread in Indian Country? 

Read on to see what they had to say, and make sure to follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and Linkedin to make sure your voice is heard!

The following answers have been published as written.

So the admins got up this morning and thought, “hey, let’s start a fight.”

– Dawn Bridson

The ones made by Grandmas and Aunties

– Vickie Duke Allen

 

Navajo bread has always been my favorite!

– Tiffany Hodge

Any frybread cooked over an open fire! Love that smoky taste!

– Therese Mathews

NOT CAUCASIAN YEAST BREAD. ?

Good ol traditional baking powder. Only the blessed natives can ace a good soft tasty recipe!

– Tana Morgan-Robinson

The one with heart and soul put into it!

– Barb Mike

San Carlos Apache with a dash of Pima (O’odham) and sprinkle of Paiute Shoshone!

– Gabriel Rivers

Kainai Blood women make the best fry bread

– Cameron Crowchild

Zotigh/Wolf frybread from Lawton, OK is THEE best frybread in Indian Country.

– Asani Charles

This is a trick question. Everyone’s grandma makes the best frybread

– YDL Cristoll

Choctaw fry bread, esp being sold this week at the Choctaw Indian Fair in Mississippi!

– Roger DeWayne

White Earth Rez has the best frybread

– Bee

Your GF makes the best frisbees

– Avery Miles

Bannock for the win!

– Karen Snake

My sister’s! They are the best break makers! I love eating more than 1 piece each time I see those fluffy fistful of all her works! Lela Waste!!!

– Michelle Waters

The stuff that my wife makes.

– Brad Snyder

Ojibewas got the best

– Redd Mann Good

GG’s grubs has the best frybread

– Amanda Loonsfoot

Meskwaki frybread

– Dara L Jefferson

Isn’t any answer wrong if it isn’t the mom in Smoke Signals?

– Ned Johnson

If the dough is kneaded ‘N flapped, and fried by Indigenous hands it’s all good stuff

– Yazzie Roach

Neely Bardwell (descendant of the Little Traverse Bay Bands of Odawa Indian) is a contributing writer for Native News Online covering politics, policy and environmental issues. Bardwell graduated from...