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The Super Bowl is the most important game of the NFL season, but for many Americans, it’s less of a sports-oriented event and more of an occasion for consuming indulgent food ― and lots of it.
Each year, the folks at Google take a look at Super Bowl recipes getting extra search traffic in different parts of the country. While chicken wings and nachos are game-day viewing party staples, it’s hard to imagine the big game without some dips.
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To that end, the tech giant released an infographic showing the most uniquely searched dips in each state and Washington, D.C. in advance of this weekend’s faceoff between the Philadelphia Eagles and Kansas City Chiefs. It turns out Buffalo chicken dip reigns supreme, even if the Buffalo Bills couldn’t make it to the big day.
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Buffalo chicken dip took the top spot in 13 states and Washington, D.C., but a variety of cheese-centric dips dominated in others.
Queso was the winner in Maine, Oregon and North Dakota, while Illinois and Iowa were all about chili cheese dip. In Alabama, the most uniquely searched dip was pepper jelly cheese dip, and Nebraskans went for blue cheese dip.
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Other popular picks were jalapeño popper dip, spinach dip and taco dip.
Google’s infographic is based on searches for dip recipes including the term “Super Bowl” that showed a higher volume in a given state compared to the country as a whole. Insights from the search engine also reveal the top trending Super Bowl food searches in the competing teams’ cities: “co*cktail meatballs” in Kansas City, Missouri, and “seven-layer dip” in Philadelphia.
Check out the map infographic above to see what Super Bowl dip recipes people are searching for around the United States, and keep scrolling for some other game day food insights.
Top-Searched Super Bowl co*cktails
- Super Bowl punch
- Michelada
- Paloma
- Mojito
- Margarita
Top-Searched Chicken Wing Flavors
- Lemon pepper chicken wings
- Buffalo chicken wings
- Honey garlic chicken wings
- BBQ chicken wings
- Teriyaki chicken wings
Top-Searched Super Bowl Recipes
- Buffalo chicken dip
- Chili
- Philly cheesesteak
- Pigs in a blanket
- Banana bread
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