The Most-Googled Super Bowl Food In Your State

Do as Alabamans do and jazz up your tailgate spread with white chicken chili. You can make it on the stovetop or inyour slow cooker.

Nachos are the star of many game days here. We've got more than 50 recipes for you to choose from—but here's a classic one for traditionalists.

Serve slices of literally any cake, and Arizonians will go wild. Our favorite: this Death By Chocolate Poke Cake.

You're gonna want to stock up on plenty of Wet-Naps if you're watching the big game in Arkansas. Fried chicken wings are huge.

Where there's a Californian, there's a baked chicken breast.

They go crazy for a warming broccoli cheese soup here. This version is packed with cheddar.

Your team's losing at halftime? Time to gorge on some Buffalo chicken dip.

Feed a crowd with chocolate peanut butter cake—a favorite here.

In the nation's capital, nothing but the highly specific bagel pigs in a blanket will do. These ones are topped with everything seasoning.

Florida loves cake: cookie cake, chocolate cake, ice cream cake—whatever.

Like Connecticut, Georgie loves them some Buffalo chicken dip.

Can you EVEN with these football cupcakes? Neither can Hawaii.

Bring home the win while you dig into salad—preferably this bacon ranch potato salad.

Jalapeño poppers are big here. Try some fun twists, like a cornbread-stuffed popper or an egg roll popper.

Indianans love them some fried rice, apparently.

Irish stew is on the menu at watch parties here. Don't have a recipe that's been passed down for generations? We gotchyu.

Another state, another Buffalo chicken dip.

Taco salad is high on everyone's list; we prefer ours with crumbled Doritos.

Give them cupcakes or give them death. (Not really, but, like, lol.)

Paella is a must in Maine—but did you know you can make it in a slow cooker? Not the most traditional, but it sure is delicious.