This Map Shows the Most Popular Super Bowl Dips in Every State
Super Bowl Sunday is practically a national holiday. And like any good holiday, it revolves around food. Sure, the game is important, and yes, the Super Bowl commercials are fun to watch, but let's be real: no one's showing up to your Super Bowl party just to talk about defensive strategies or even the halftime show. They're here for the game day food! Or, more specifically, the party dips.
According to Google Trends, Super Bowl dips are a hot topic in the weeks leading up to the big game, with every state searching for their favorite. This year's results? Buffalo chicken dip continues to dominate, taking the top spot in 13 states. But it's not the only MVP—cheesy, meaty, and veggie-based dips also showed up to play this year. Queso dip remains a crowd-pleaser, jalapeño popper dip is making a comeback, and 7-layer dip is trending again (because why settle for one layer when you can have seven?). Meanwhile, Ree Drummond's home state of Oklahoma is fully embracing crack dip. (You have to try her version, which is called "million dollar dip"—because it tastes like a million bucks!) A handful of states are even opting for sweet dessert dips, which is definitely something we can get behind.
Another fun fact? Charcuterie boards are trending as one of the top Super Bowl snacks, proving that game day spreads are getting fancier by the year. And if you needed any more proof that football fans take their food seriously, "football-shaped crackers" and "football-shaped cookies"are also on the rise. (But those are nothing compared to this football sheet cake, complete with a candy-coated crowd!)
So, do you agree with your state's top pick? Be sure to let us know in the comments! And, whether you're a Chiefs fan dunking into a buffalo chicken dish or honoring the Eagles with Philly cheesesteak dip, don't forget to stock up on tortilla chips, crackers, and other tasty vehicles to take your favorite dip straight to your mouth. Happy scooping!
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