Chef MIMAL Geography Mnemonics

Chef MIMAL Geography Mnemonics

• Iowa (IA): Remembered with the phrase "His eye goes in."
• Missouri (MO): Associated with "His stomach feels misery."
• Arkansas (AR): Mnemonic "He sits on his Ar 'Kan'sas."
• Louisiana (LA): Connected to "When his feet feel lousy."
• Minnesota (MN): Identified by "He hides tiny soda cans under his chef hat... mini sodas."
• Kansas (KS): Recall with "Or he hides the Kan behind his back."
• Tennessee (TN): Visualized as "In front of him he holds a TIN tray."
• Kentucky (KY): Remembered for "Serving a 'Kentucky' fried chicken leg."
• Illinois (IL): Associated with the phrase "When Chef M.I.M.A.L. burps he makes an 'ill noise.'"
• Indiana (IN): Connected with "In Diana's face."
• Ohio (OH): Remembered by the response "O!hi!" when turning around.
• Michigan (MI): Linked to "He then uses his oven Mitt."
• Wisconsin (WI): Connects with cheese, known as a cheese-head and Green Bay Packers fan.
• Florida (FL): Associated with going on vacation to this state.
• Mississippi (MS): Remembered using cooking magazines (M.A.G.S).
• Alabama (AL): Also part of M.A.G.S, noted for its inclusion.
• Georgia (GA): Another state linked to M.A.G.S.
• South Carolina (SC): Concluded M.A.G.S.
• North Carolina (NC): Mentioned as one of the Southern Belles, original colonies.
• Virginia (VA): Included as a part of the Southern Belles' identities.
• Maryland (MD): Conclusively named after "Mary."
• West Virginia (WV): Positioned to the west of Virginia.
• New York (NY): Associated with the New York Yankees.
• Pennsylvania (PA): Connected with the phrase "Wear Pin striped."
• New Jersey (NJ): Identified with "Jerseys."
• Delaware (DE): Remembered for "And unDerware."
• Maine (ME): Recognized as the MAINE section of New England.
• Massachusetts (MA): Linked to Irish Catholic immigrants' arrival.
• Rhode Island (RI): Noted for "rodent holes" relating to poverty conditions.
• New Hampshire (NH): Remembered through a pun on "Hampsters."
• Vermont (VT): Connected through "Vermin."
• Connecticut (CT): Linked with a mouse trap to eliminate critters.
• Texas (TX): Famous for ranching and cattle.
• Oklahoma (OK): Dislikes Texas, portrayed as shaped like a butcher knife.
• Utah (UT): Identified with U.C.A.N. where four states intersect.
• Colorado (CO): Also part of U.C.A.N.
• Arizona (AZ): Included in U.C.A.N.
• New Mexico (NM): The last state included in U.C.A.N.
• Nevada (NV): Compared to a guillotine, known for Las Vegas gambling.
• Washington (WA): Associated with Asian immigrants cooking with a W.O.C.
• Oregon (OR): Another state linked to the cooking tool W.O.C.O.
• California (CA): Identified as part of the W.O.C.C.
• Idaho (ID): Known for potatoes and resembling a potato masher.
• Montana (MT): Visualized as a man grinning at Idaho, characterized by cold weather.
• Wyoming (WY): Associated with the phrase "Why do you live where it is twice a da' cold."
• North Dakota (ND): Also characterized by "twice a da' cold."
• South Dakota (SD): Connected through the same cold theme.