What’s for Christmas Dinner?

Few things can spark debate during the holidays quite like an old, good-natured food debate, right? Well, the folks at Spoon University did their best to start a food fight by designating one Christmas-themed food item as each state’s most popular dish based on Internet searches. The results covered everything from the main meal to dessert. Check out the list below to see if your state’s top choice will be served to your homeschool family this Christmas.

Alabama: Green Bean Casserole

Alaska: Banana Bread

Arizona: Flan

Arkansas: Cider

California: Peppermint Bark

Colorado: Pecan Pie

Connecticut: Monkey Bread

Delaware: Gingerbread Cookies

Florida: Turkey

Georgia: Candy Canes

Hawaii: Kalua Pig

Idaho: Cole Slaw

Illinois: Hot Chocolate

Indiana: French Toast Bake

Iowa: Pulled Pork and Rib Sliders

Kansas: Pinwheels

Kentucky: Venison

Louisiana: Gumbo

Maine: Clam Chowder

Maryland: Crab Cakes

Massachusetts: Cranberry Sauce

Michigan: Sugar Cookies

Minnesota: Christmas Cookies

Mississippi: Deviled Eggs

Missouri: Fruit Cake

Montana: Prime Rib

Nebraska: Mashed Potatoes

Nevada: Sopa de Res

New Hampshire: Pumpkin Pie

New Jersey: Feast of the Seven Fishes

New Mexico: Fudge

New York: Dim Sum

North Carolina: Apple Pie

North Dakota: Pizza

Ohio: Buckeye Cookies

Oklahoma: Cinnamon Rolls

Oregon: Chocolate Chip Cookies

Pennsylvania: Eggnog

Rhode Island: Persimmon Pudding

South Carolina: Breakfast Casserole

South Dakota: Ham

Tennessee: Sausage Balls

Texas: Oyster Stew

Utah: Crepes

Vermont: Pancakes

Virginia: Sweet Potato Casserole

Washington: Sparkling Cider

West Virginia: Hot Buttered Rum

Wisconsin: Tom and Jerry

Wyoming: Jalapeno Poppers