While the Super Bowl may biggest football's biggest day of the year, everyone knows it's also about something else: the snacks.
Americans are expected to plow through 1.35 billion chicken wings over the course of the weekend, according to the National Chicken Council. And last year, Nielsen predicted that Americans would collectively spend more than $277 million on potato chips and $82 million on deli platters.
Google Trends took a look at the most uniquely searched recipe in every state. In Texas, chili reigns supreme... sans beans, of course. In Maryland, crab dip is the appetizer du jour and in Arizona, fans are into green chicken enchiladas.
Check out what people in your state are searching below. (Click to enlarge.)
Here's the full list of the top dish from every state:
Alabama: Chicken
Alaska: Dill pickle with beef dip
Arizona: Green chicken enchiladas
Arkansas: Five bean chili
California: Fried rice
Colorado: Baked chicken wings
Connecticut: Buffalo chicken dip
Delaware: Stuffed peppers
Florida: Shrimp
Georgia: Ham bologna turkey sub
Hawaii: Nachos
Idaho: Potato
Illinois: Philly cheesesteak
Indiana: Chicken
Iowa: Stromboli
Kansas: Calzone
Kentucky: Fondue
Louisiana: Pork tenderloin
Maine: Chicken wings
Maryland: Crab dip
Massachusetts: Chili
Michigan: Chili
Minnesota: Chili
Mississippi: Green beans with beef broth
Missouri: Chili
Montana: Bacon shrimp
Nebraska: Cream cheese jalapeño hamburger
Nevada: Potato
New Hampshire: Chicken wings
New Jersey: Buffalo chicken dip
New Mexico: Ranch spinach dip
New York: Chili
North Carolina: Jalapeño poppers
North Dakota: Pizza sauce
Ohio: Philly cheesesteak
Oklahoma: French onion cream dip
Oregon: Clam chowder
Pennsylvania: Chili
Rhode Island: Baked ziti
South Carolina: Crab dip
South Dakota: Marinara sauce
Tennessee: Jalapeño poppers
Texas: Chili
Utah: Jalapeño poppers
Vermont: Chicken breast tenders
Virginia: Buffalo chicken dip
Washington: Jalapeño poppers
West Virginia: Pork carnitas tacos
Wisconsin: Chili
Wyoming: Ground beef
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Disclosure: NBC Sports is televising Sunday's Super Bowl.