Whether you're a foodie or a football fanatic, everyone can agree that the Super Bowl wouldn't be the Super Bowl without . After all, what fun would it be to scream at the TV without a nearby bowl of chips and or a platter of to nosh on between plays?
Speaking of chicken wings, the appetizer brings another question to the table—aside from which team will win on Sunday. The question at hand? Wet or dry rub; or baked; buffalo or salt and pepper.
Yes, you got that right. We're talking chicken wing preferences. In fact, according to Google Trends, your favorite chicken wing flavors and styles may be as polarizing as your favorite football team! The search engine revealed the most uniquely searched chicken wing types in every state ahead of the . It turns out that wings aren't one size—or flavor, texture, or cooking method—fits all.
There are classics, like hot and , and newcomers, like
and cauliflower wings, on the map ahead. While the data showed that many Google users like to spice things up, there are also plenty of mild flavors like salt and vinegar and . And, of course, there are outliers, like Chinese chicken, which is the wing preference of Massachusetts!
Overall, there are both surprising and not-so-surprising insights on this map of chicken wing types. Keep on reading to see if your home state's wing preferences matches your own.
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