Here's What Your State Is Googling About Thanksgiving This Year
By Emily Lee
November 6, 2018
Thanksgiving is right around the corner and the internet has questions. Eighteen of them, to be exact. From "how to cook a turkey" to wondering what in the world "turkey bowling" is, lots of people from around the country are turning to Google for answers. Sometimes we can feel silly asking our friends and family questions we think we should know the answer to already, but every state has one question in particular that a ton of other people are also asking. There's really no need to be embarrassed - we're all in this together, especially around the holidays!
CenturyLinkQuote used Google Trends to look at search volume around Thanksgiving-related terms throughout November 2017. After that, they determined each state’s score based on how much more a state searched that term than the other states. Their findings are pretty interesting, too. Here's what your state is googling the most about Thanksgiving:
1) Restaurants open on Thanksgiving near me
- Alabama
- Indiana
- Georgia
- Kentucky
2) Pumpkin pie
- Alaska
3) When is Thanksgiving
- Arizona
- California
- Florida
- Idaho
- Nevada
- New Mexico
- North Carolina
- South Carolina
- Texas
- Utah
4) Turkey bowling
- Colorado
5) NFL on Thanksgiving Day
- Delaware
- Hawaii
- Massachusetts
- North Dakota
- Rhode Island
6) Vegetarian Thanksgiving
- District of Columbia
- Oregon
7) What is Thanksgiving
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Maine
- Maryland
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Montana
- Nebraska
- Ohio
- Tennessee
8) Pecan pie
- Mississippi
- Louisiana
- Arkansas
- Oklahoma
9) Does Canada celebrate Thanksgiving
- Missouri
10) How to cook a turkey
- New Hampshire
11) Does England celebrate Thanksgiving
- Pennsylvania
- New Jersey
- Virginia
12) Macy’s Parade
- New York
13) Things to be thankful for
- South Dakota
14) Stuffing
- Connecticut
- Vermont
15) Friendsgiving
- Illinois
- Washington
16) First Thanksgiving
- West Virginia
17) Turkey trot
- Wisconsin
18) Thanksgiving games
- Wyoming
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