Are you hosting out-of-town family for the Thanksgiving holiday? Or maybe you're in charge of bringing a side dish to a friends house? Either way, you want to make sure that you're serving something that the guests will actually enjoy!
(No one wants to show up with a fruitcake that still looks untouched by the end of the night...)
Good news for you, Google recently teamed up with Business Insider to put together a list of the most-searched Thanksgiving side dishes this year! They've even listed them by state, so if you've got picky-eaters coming into town from Arkansas... we've got you covered.
Here's a list of the most popular Thanksgiving side dishes by state:
- Alabama: Squash casserole
- Alaska: Green beans
- Arizona: Pumpkin roll
- Arkansas: Sweet potato pie
- California: Stuffing
- Colorado: Pecan pie
- Connecticut: Sausage stuffing
- Delaware: Butternut squash
- Florida: Corn souffle
- Georgia: Squash casserole
- Hawaii: Sweet potato
- Idaho: Sourdough bread
- Illinois: Sweet potato casserole
- Indiana: Roasted sweet potatoes
- Iowa: Corn casserole
- Kansas: Yams
- Kentucky: Broccoli casserole
- Louisiana: Yams
- Maine: Mashed squash
- Maryland: Collard greens
- Massachusetts: Butternut squash
- Michigan: Roasted Brussels sprouts
- Minnesota: Thanksgiving sweet potatoes
- Mississippi: Cornbread dressing
- Missouri: Thanksgiving rolls
- Montana: Cranberry sauce
- Nebraska: Sweet potatoes
- Nevada: Pecan pie
- New Hampshire: Homemade stuffing
- New Jersey: Butternut squash soup
- New Mexico: Pecan pie
- New York: Acorn squash
- North Carolina: Corn pudding
- North Dakota: Sweet potatoes
- Ohio: 7-layer salad
- Oklahoma: Cornbread dressing
- Oregon: Ambrosia salad
- Pennsylvania: Candied sweet potatoes
- Rhode Island: Stuffing
- South Carolina: Cornbread dressing
- South Dakota: Ambrosia salad
- Tennessee: Mac and cheese
- Texas: Broccoli rice casserole
- Utah: Yams
- Vermont: Butternut squash
- Virginia: Corn pudding
- Washington: Green beans
- West Virginia: Broccoli salad
- Wisconsin: Garlic mashed potatoes
- Wyoming: Sweet potatoes
Read the full report on Business Insider.