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Are we sure this was for thanksgiving?
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Title is utter horseshit.
The map is only a measure of "unique searches" by people from that state on Google. Nothing to do with actual preferences, just what they searched.
Yup. No one is searching pumpkin pie. Either you're buying it, or you know how to make it.
That's exactly my thought. This list is probably closer to, "second pie we want to try".
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This has gotta be bait
It is from a real huffpost "article" that I found, but yeah, it's basically rage bait.
Yeah no hate on you OP :)
I figured it was either by someone outside the US or someone who just thought it was good conversation anyways.
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Heh, I see you, Nevada 😏
Narrator: They weren't searching for pie.
Nevada: 😏
South Dakota and Minnesota: ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)
WTF is a Grape Pie?
Sincerely, someone who's lived in Arizona for 24 years.
Could you please ask your neighbors which one of them is furiously Google searching "grape pie"?
I call bullshit. If anyone shows up to thanksgiving with anything other than Apple or Pumpkin there's gonna be some issues.
I don't think sweet potato pie is as big as they think, but more to the point, I'm angry about it being included with "savory."
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I know a lot of people are complaining about the accuracy of... basically everything about this map.
But what really bothers me is that I feel with every fiber of my being like Pumpkin Pie and Key Lime Pie shouldn't be in the same category as each other. They're just not the same kind of experience. Regardless of who eats them when.
I've never even fucking heard of the pie that is apparently the most popular in my state. I call bullshit.
The bullshit is that the title of the post and the title of the graph are very different. Just because it’s heavily searched recently would not make it a favorite. Favorites don’t have to be searched, you already have it written down on an index card from the 90’s. You copied it from your grandmother who got it off a pie tin in the 70’s.
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WTF Is buttermilk pie? Lived in the south for a long time and never heard of it.
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GRAPE??? WTF, 'Zonies are weird
Lived in and around DC basically my whole life. I have never once seen a “banoffee pie” nor would I be able to identify it or describe it.
The lack of talk about shoofly pie really saddens me since its the best pie
Yes, it is the best pie! 🥧 Nice to meet you, lilith267. You are now my bestie.
I am honored to be friends with THE shoofly :D
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I've been in Indiana for an AWFULLY long time to have never seen a Peanut Butter Pie at all, let alone at Thanksgiving. Pumpkin, Apple, Sweet Potato, and maybe Pecan, Cherry or even Peach pies, sure, but I'm not entirely convinced that half the other stuff on this map even exists.
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Washington, the apple state, at the end of apple season, with the blackberry pie???? Nah bro, no way
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I've lived in Ohio my whole life and I've never seen a Butterscotch pie or heard of anyone having one.
Pumpkin pie or bust
I lived in NC for 28 years, never heard of buttermilk pie. Derby and pumkin were popular as well as pecan.
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I'm from ohio and have never heard of butterscotch pie. That said, arizona is onto something
From KS and live in MO. I have never eaten Frito Chili Pie and I’ve only had Apple on thanksgiving once.
Chocolate pie is a custard pie. fite me.
Washington DC searching “banoffee pie”? Is that banana and coffee?!
This one interested me too. Zero coffee. Wtf?!
This easy banoffee pie combines a crunchy graham cracker crust, sweet dulce de leche, thick slices of fresh banana, and billowy whipped cream.
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