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This Is the Breakfast Food Your State Is Obsessed With

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December 21, 2018 at 9:59 AM

This Is the Breakfast Food Your State Is Obsessed With

Pancakes: Hawaii

Scrambled Eggs: Minnesota

Oatmeal: Alaska

Bacon: Montana

French Toast: Minnesota

Muffins: Vermont

Cereal: Michigan

Scones: Alaska

Cinnamon Rolls: Nebraska

Smoothies: Utah

Yogurt: Vermont

Avocado Toast: Washington D.C.

Granola: Vermont

Croissants: South Carolina

Muesli: Washington D.C.

Granola Bars: New Hampshire

Sausage: Mississippi

Doughnuts: Rhode Island

Grits: South Carolina

Biscuits: Alabama

Waffles: North Carolina

Crêpes: Hawaii

Hashbrowns: South Dakota

Açai Bowl: Hawaii

Chia Pudding: Hawaii

Nutella: Illinois

Omelet: Nebraska

Fritatta: Vermont

Danish Pastries: Vermont

Breakfast Burrito: Colorado

This Is the Breakfast Food Your State Is Obsessed With

There are few things better than digging into a heaping veggie scramble, creamy bowl of oatmeal, or thick stack of pancakes after a long ride. While we all have a go-to breakfast food, some areas of the country dig doughnuts or bacon more than others. Here, we’ve rounded up our favorite breakfast foods and determined which state loves them the most, according to Google Trends. Let’s eat!

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No surprise that oatmeal is most-loved in the coldest part of the country.

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