From ice cream sandwiches to whoopie pies, cookies are arguably America’s favorite treat.
But which cookie comes out on top and is truly beloved in every state?
Kentucky loves its Bourbon Spice and Vermont prides itself in Maple Pecan.
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But who can’t get enough chocolate chip?
We’re sure you want to know which cookie best represents the state you’re from!
So without further ado, here is a breakdown of themost popular cookies in every state.
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They basically look like mini snowglobes.
They’re often cut into crescent moon shapes.
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Sprinkle the dough with some chocolate chips, and you’ve got some crunch, too.
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And we bet something with chocolate chip cookies gets into a cone.
White chocolate and macadamia nuts lend a nice sweetness to the buttery cookies.
So it’s no surprise the state’s cookie of choice isoatmeal chocolate chip.
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Its rich, buttery texture and hearty chocolate chips pay homage to the state’s diverse landscape and cultures.
INDIANA: Chocolate Chip
The Midwest is all about the chocolate chip cookie.
Notice a trend here?
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KENTUCKY: Bourbon Spice
The Bluegrass State is the biggest distributor ofyou guessed itbourbon.
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And you bet it’s in the Commonwealth’s culinary concoctions as it is in its cocktails.
But when it comes to dessert, Louisiana picks maple pecan cookies over beignets.
In fact, molasses seeps its way onto many of Maine’s desserts.
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The warm, thick, and not-too-sweet taste of molasses plays well with gingerbread cookies.
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MISSOURI: Chocolate Chip
Yet another state on the list that loves chocolate chip cookies!
MONTANA: Cowboy
Cowboys are the bad boys in the Wild West of cookies.
They’re thick and hefty with oatmeal, chocolate chips, pecans, coconut, and brown sugar.
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NEBRASKA: Chocolate Chip
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Creamy and satisfying, peanut butter seems to be everyone’s sweet savior.
Are the cinnamon, nutmeg, and allspice hitting your senses yet?
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), so don’t expect them to think anything less of their chocolate chip cookies.
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NEW MEXICO: Biscochito
Bischochito is a butter-based cookie that’s flavored with cinnamon and anise.
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you might usually find the cookie in the shape of stars and crescent moons.
A ball of peanut butter fudge is coated with milk chocolate and finished with peanut butter.
The Beaver State takes pride in preparing high-quality, local food from many of its farms.
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It’s also home to Hershey, the official distributor of Reese’s peanut butter and chocolate cups.
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Boiled peanuts, in particular, are a local favorite.
TENNESSEE: Chocolate Chip
Next to chocolate chip cookies, MoonPies are Tennessee’s next best cookie.
They’re marshmallow-stuffed graham cracker sandwiches with chocolate, vanilla, or banana frosting on top.
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TEXAS: Cowboy
There’s no better cookie to represent the Lone Star State.
Cowboys are hearty cookies made with oatmeal, chocolate, chips, pecans, coconut, and brown sugar.
The Green Mountain State is dotted with maple trees and local shops that make Grade A and B syrups.
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