News The Most Popular Super Bowl Recipe in Every State Some of these we would never have guessed. But Google knows. By Morgan Goldberg Morgan Goldberg Instagram Website Morgan Goldberg has been writing for Food & Wine since 2015. Her articles on food, wine, travel, interior design, and architecture have also been published in Travel + Leisure, Eater, Food52, Architectural Digest's Clever, and more.Expertise: wine, travel, interior design, architecture.Location: Los AngelesEducation: Morgan graduated from Emory University with a bachelor of arts in linguistics. Food & Wine's Editorial Guidelines Published on February 2, 2018 Share Tweet Pin Email Photo: Geoff Peters - photosvancouver.c/Getty Images Super Bowl LII is this Sunday and all we really care about is the food. After all, this is the only day of the year that it’s really acceptable to eat pizza, chili, wings and copious dips in one sitting without judgment. It's no surprise, then, that America has been preparing for the big game by searching for indulgent Super Bowl recipes on the Internet. GoogleTrends tracked the most popular searches in each state from the past week and came up with some curious (and some very expected) data.Here, the most searched-for recipes in every state. Courtesy of Google We're not surprised that nine states are jonesing for chili this year. Arkansas, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, New York, Pennsylvania, Texas and Wisconsin all seem to be taking the classic route. Jalapeño poppers will be making an appearance as well, most notably in North Carolina, Tennessee, Utah and Washington. And nine states’ most popular search was a dip of some sort. As for the Dakotas, it's all about pizza. North Dakotans searched heavily for pizza sauce, while South Dakotans were after marinara. All of that is pretty tame, but here's where things get interesting. While dips like buffalo chicken dip and crab dip are pretty standard, Alaska has an affinity for dill pickle with beef dip. Then there's Mississippi’s love for green beans with beef broth on game day. Mississippi, you've got our attention. And so do you, Nebraska, where cream cheese jalapeño hamburgers will be taking center stage on Sunday. Below is the full list: Alabama – ChickenAlaska – Dill Pickle with Beef DipArizona – Green Chicken EnchiladaArkansas – Five Bean ChiliCalifornia – Fried RiceColorado – Baked Chicken WingsConnecticut – Buffalo Chicken DipDelaware – Stuffed PeppersFlorida – ShrimpGeorgia – Ham, Bologna, Turkey SubHawaii – NachosIdaho – PotatoIllinois – Philly Cheese SteakIndiana – ChickenIowa – StromboliKansas – CalzoneKentucky – FondueLouisiana – Pork TenderloinMaine – Chicken WingMaryland – Crab DipMassachusetts – ChiliMichigan – ChiliMinnesota – ChiliMississippi – Green Beans with Beef BrothMissouri – ChiliMontana – Bacon ShrimpNebraska – Cream Cheese Jalapeño HamburgerNevada – PotatoNew Hampshire – Chicken WingNew Jersey – Buffalo Chicken DipNew Mexico – Ranch Spinach DipNew York – ChiliNorth Carolina – Jalapeño PoppersNorth Dakota – Pizza SauceOhio – Philly Cheese SteakOklahoma – French Onion Cream DipOregon – Clam ChowderPennsylvania – ChiliRhode Island – Baked ZitiSouth Carolina – Crab DipSouth Dakota – Marinara SauceTennessee – Jalapeño PoppersTexas – ChiliUtah – Jalapeño PoppersVermont – Chicken Breast TenderVirginia – Buffalo Chicken DipWashington – Jalapeño PoppersWest Virginia – Pork Carnitas TacosWisconsin – ChiliWyoming – Ground Beef Was this page helpful? Thanks for your feedback! Tell us why! Other Submit