National Cookie Day is Dec. 4. If you live in Georgia, you might celebrate by eating peanut butter cookies, according to a survey released Thursday.
Nestlé Toll House asked 5,024 people nationwide what kind of cookies best remind them of their state. People had 57 choices, from traditional chocolate chip (two options: with and without nuts) and shortbread to flavors like green tea and apple cinnamon cookies. Using the data collected in October, Nestlé created a list of cookies that "best describe" each state.
Here's a list of the findings:
Alabama: Peanut butter with chocolate chips
Alaska: Russian tea cakes
Arizona: Mexican wedding
Arkansas: Peanut butter with chocolate chips
California: Peanut butter with chocolate chips
Colorado: Chocolate chip with nuts
Connecticut: Chocolate chip without nuts
Delaware: Chocolate chip without nuts
Florida: Orange
Georgia: Peanut butter with chocolate chips
Hawaii: White chocolate macadamia nuts
Idaho: Oatmeal chocolate chip
Illinois: Chocolate chip without nuts
Indiana: Chocolate chip without nuts
Iowa: Chocolate chip without nuts
Kansas: Chocolate chip without nuts
Kentucky: Bourbon spice
Louisiana: Maple pecan
Maine: Molasses
Maryland: Chocolate chip with nuts
Massachusetts: Cranberry
Michigan: Chocolate chip without nuts
Minnesota: Chocolate chip without nuts
Mississippi: Peanut butter with chocolate chips
Missouri: Chocolate chip without nuts
Montana: Cowboy
Nebraska: Chocolate chip without nuts
Nevada: Peanut butter with chocolate chips
New Hampshire: Pumpkin spice
New Jersey: Chocolate chip without nuts
New Mexico: Biscochito
New York: Chocolate chip without nuts
North Carolina: Chocolate chip without nuts
North Dakota: Chocolate chip without nuts
Ohio: Peanut butter with chocolate chips
Oklahoma: Chocolate chip with nuts
Oregon: Pumpkin spice
Pennsylvania: Peanut butter with chocolate chips
Rhode Island: Biscotti
South Carolina: Peanut butter with chocolate chips
South Dakota: Chocolate chip without nuts
Tennessee: Chocolate chip without nuts
Texas: Cowboy
Utah: Chocolate chip without nuts
Vermont: Maple pecan
Virginia: Peanut butter with chocolate chips
Washington: Apple cinnamon
West Virginia: Haystacks
Wisconsin: Chocolate chip without nuts
Wyoming: Cowboy