Alright guys! i have also decided to join in on the "beat the shit out of null in an internet argument" bandwagon.
Unfortunately i dont live in america and so i have to resort to a more online approach other than personal experience.
For my first step i decided to head to a random us state picker here:
https://www.gigacalculator.com/randomizers/random-state-generator.php
After rolling South Dakota i then headed to wikipedia for a full list of towns in south dakota and sorted them by highest to lowest population:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_towns_in_South_Dakota
Surprisngly south dakota is an extremely rural and unpopulated shithole with the 2 highest population towns barely breaking 1000 people as of a 2010 census.
To give null an advantage and to further prove his retardation i have chosen Gettysburg which is the second highest populated town in the state with barely 1000 people.
Now all i have to do is find fresh bread, meat and cheese.
After looking up Gettysburg on google maps i zoomed in randomely until i found the local grocery store:
https://www.langersfamilyfoods.com
Funny enough it turns out that this store is so local their website doesnt have a list of products! i was stumped until i saw the pictures of their store included with the google map listing.
Lets see here...
Bread:
Looks like some generic recipe locally baked bread only available to this particular grocer chain.
It's packaging is lackluster which makes me believe it is indeed baked fresh and then transported to the grocer directly.
i wouldnt call it artesenal though.
Meat:
I was ready to hand it to null, seemed right about the meat until the second to last image popped up and i took a closer look.

It says made in south dakota.
The packaging is similarly the same style used by local butchers and small grocers in my own country.
I imagine it's way fresher than other nationwide brand meat, it is a small selection though consisting of mostly sausauges.
Cheese:
Alas he has me beat on the cheese as the store only offered basic bitch varieties along with some generic gorgonzola, feta and the weird wet moist shit.

After some quick googling of Gettysburg south dakota cheeses, it turns out their is an award winning local cheese factory right here in state!
It produces a bunch of types too so i'm chalking this as a win as well since anybody who wants local artisanal cheese can either buy a wheel from the plant or even better i imaging the local farmers market has some real good shit since the workers at the cheese plant probably make their own shit too.
I was gonna do another town or 2 but i am fucking bored and this was incredibly autistic.
Just based on my diving here i am 100% certain that the people in this town have access to even better locally made shit although i am unsure if the quality would be equal to some european shit.