I sitting here offended that they stole Whoopie Pies from Maine! Every gas station makes them from scratch there! I doubt that happens in Pennsylvania! 😂 Meanwhile, not a soul in my family makes blueberry pie on any occasion! Whoopie Pies are our “state treat” VS “state dessert” blueberry pie. Sounds like the same thing to me! Who decided these things??? 😂
As an Illinois resident my whole life, I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who would describe “popcorn” as their favorite dessert... French silk would’ve been more accurate. Can’t go to a diner without French silk on the menu.
As someone who’s also a Illinois resident, sure, popcorn taste very good, but it is NOT a “dessert” to us, it’s a snack. A desert I like is just a classic creme brûlée, however you can get a variety of good desserts in Illinois.
I'm from Utah and while I grew up eating jello and cool whip, I would say most people do NOT eat it much. Dessert is a big part of our culture though since most people don't drink alcohol or coffee so it's our party food. :) In my experience, the most common dessert you find is chocolate chip cookies or brownies with ice cream.
Jello salad is a popular side dish at barbecues and family get-togethers, which people do a lot of here. Somewhere along the line, people found out that Utah is the state that buys the most jello, and it's basically just been a meme ever since. Utahans joke about eating lots of jello, but I don't know anyone who would consider jello their favorite dessert.
@@jaredelizardo201 I'm Mormon. We do eat jello but not as often as people seem to think we do. I think it must be like Scottish Haggis, a noted distinction rather than a staple of the diet.
I think it has more to do with the type of people that this video attracts. People think that their favorite dessert is actually the right dessert, so when Food Insider picks a different dessert they get offended. Also, there is no official dessert for each state, so when they do vids like this they pretty much just have to make the best guesses they can.
Vinny yeah but you’d expect it to be popular things that are common in each state, but having lived in multiple stated I have not heard of some of these at all
@@mistyfox2078 yeah but how do you pick the "right" dessert for a state as diverse as California? There's no right answer. Everyone will be mad no matter what you say
Ok 100% as someone who's lived here my whole life, you can find these potato shaped ice creams really randomly around the state but I've never seen someone actually eat one. Huckleberries are huge here tho
as a native michigander, there's no fudge like mackinac island fudge! plently of shops sell it on the shores, but nothing beats the little shops on the island itself. so many good memories...
I’m from New Jersey and every weekend we will go to New York because we lived close to NY and whenever we will go there I will beg my mom or dad to go the cheesecake factory
This video seems so lazy and rushed, only like half of these have actual descriptions and a good chunk are inaccurate. Like who wouldve guessed coconut cake is made of coconut cake, coconut frosting, and coconut flakes 🙄
I always thought saltwater taffy was a Callie thing 😭 but I'll accept donuts. They're pretty iconic. Also I always think of Knott's Berry Farm and their famous Boysenberry products, not to mention the Boysenberry festival.
The first saltwater taffy was made in Atlantic City. Even though Wildwood has the best. I wouldn't call that a dessert especially since we only really eat it in the summer at the beach. I would say New Jerseyans are all about cannolis.
I’m surprised Pennsylvania’s isn’t Hershey’s chocolate. They got a whole theme park for it. (I stand corrected. I have had whooping pie’s before. I can agree, pretty good, but too much filling. I remember taking some out for my sister. Man, you guys really love this shit! All of you guys are agreeing, which is good.)
Hershey isnt really present in southern PA , which is the majority of the population is. Also if you wanna make cheesesteak , don't use that fake ass orange cheese , just mix american cheese with the cooked ground beef
@@reversible8740 it might be an AMERICAN staple, but this video is targeting PAs favorite dessert. plus if you can find more than 100 pennsylvanians who say they like hershey’s chocolate bars more than whoppie pies, they’re lying or just haven’t had one ( in which case they’re probably from philly or pittsburgh )
we eat it all the time in NC, I wasn’t aware that people eat coconut cake here tho edit: oops turns out my state was sweet potato pie not coconut cake... wasn’t aware of that one either lol
Native Texan here, while I'm not really much of a pecan person I can definitely confirm the pecan pie to be the state favorite. My aunt has a less sweet, keto friendly recipe that's a staple at every holiday.
As someone from South Carolina, I have never heard of a coconut cake as an option for desert. We usually have banana pudding, pie, or some type of sundae
Other states: "We have a unique dessert that is uncommon and looks tasty" California: "lol donut" Edit: No, I dont give a shit about how Illinois desert is popcorn or about any other states deserts. literally all of them are still more interesting and unique than donuts Edit 2: I live in California and im not trying to offend anyone. Im just saying that compared to other states, California is underwhelming
As a Coloradan I can confirm that no one makes "Duffyrolls" except the Duffyroll company because its literally just a bakery in denver not our state dessert :/
as a vermonter, i was genuinely surprised that our desert didnt have anything to do with maple. all we were asking for was something to do with the only thing people know our state for.
Right? I was banking on it being a maple creemee. That's the true state dessert imo, although I know a lot of people would think of Ben & Jerry's too. Apple pie just seems so.... generic.
Illinois pissed me off something fierce. “You know what I just had dinner and for dessert I want popcorn” yeah on a hot summer day all the kids in Illinois wants a nice cone of popcorn.
It’s inaccurate because many of the companies mentioned paid to have a spot on this list. The title is designed to suggest its an official list (key word suggest). You’ll see this pattern in all of the videos in this series from them
Colorado, Montana, and New Hampshire, Oregon, and Vermont’s dishes are the ones I think I’d like the most. Somehow the dishes and states as separate collections seem appropriate. And both groupings click with me on a surprising level.
lol i think it's also known as buttermilk pie. I thought it was going to be indiana's dessert. I have never heard of the indiana pie. I don't even remember was it was
Ill stop with youtube addiction once schools open. Ill give up hope for a year. Ill work harder and maybe next year. This time maye il read lots and create worksheets and send with my resume.
@@isabela6262 same, I take German in school and we literally just did deserts. and the way she pronounced pecan (I'm british so idk if that's how americans usually pronounce it)
As a Washingtonian I can nor confirm nor deny. I personally have never had this dessert or heard of it. Just because Starbucks is based here doesn't mean we all enjoy it! Most people prefer local coffee stands
glad i’m not the only one from washington whose never tried nor heard of the dessert. people seem to think we’re the canadians of the usa if they aren’t from here or something haha
New York cheesecake is NYC's dessert. I've had it in the city and it's amazing. But in the rest of the state, one of the biggest ones is the half moon cookie. Not to be confused with NYC's black and white cookie (thin shortbread kind of cookie), completely different textures. The half moon is more like devil's food cake, pillowy and moist, with vanilla butter cream on one half of the top, and chocolate butter cream on the other half. Most bakeries here make them. You can usually get a vanilla cookie or chocolate, I prefer the chocolate.
Black and White cookies should never be shortbread. That's a shanda. The cookies should be a soft lemony cake with a white glaze on one side and a chocolate glaze on the other.
@@c4stgump165 they said it themself, popcorn is a snack. I live in Illinois and I can say myself that we dont eat it as a desert. Our most famous desert is culvars frozen custard.
Been living in Virginia for about 9 years, and I ain’t EVER heard of a “chess pie” 🤔 UPDATE (11/18): Someone made chess pie for a pie contest at work today, and they won. I didn’t vote for it personally (I voted for a lemon meringue instead), but I can now officially say that I’ve had chess pie.
As a Floridian, I am not too shocked to see Key Lime Pie up there. I mean, come on. It is on almost every menu here in Florida. Key West has restaurants all about Key Lime Pie. Anyways, thanks for the video, Insider Crew. Do a video on international desserts from each country.
Having grown up in Utah, I will confirm that Jello is very common as a side dish with dinner. I have never eaten it as dessert. This video was disappointing to me.
So embarrassing to see Utah’s on here. Not sure why we apparently love Jell-O so much, but the green one is supposedly the most popular. But as mentioned in another comment, it’s eaten with a meal a lot of the time, not necessarily dessert.
As a D.C. native, I speak for all of us when I say THANK YOU for putting it in this video! I can confirm that Georgetown Cupcakes is the bomb. JennyCakes was also incredible, but they closed down at the beginning of the pandemic. :(
I hate to admit that despite being born and raised in Massachusetts, I've never had a Boston Cream Pie. I've had the doughnut version before, and they're so good! Unfortunately, I discovered that I can't eat gluten or dairy, and haven't had this dessert in years.
Part time Idahoan here, and I will disagree with you on the Idaho potato ice cream. Everyone has heard of the ice cream potato. It isn’t all that great, but it’s more of a novelty dessert.
I dunno. I had duffey rolls a lot in high school. it was the go-to snack for seniors who got to leave campus. They're definitely a sweet that I've only had in Denver - the irish cream one is pretty good. BUT - they're all in South Denver or Englewood.
you can only really find duffey rolls in south denver. theres one in englewood. but really there are only 3 shops. its one of my favorite treats. i recommend you go, the cinnamon rolls are like a cross between a croissant and a cinnamon roll.
I’ve lived in Phoenix Arizona for 32 years my whole life, traveled across the state multiple times, and I am a avid foodie, and I have never heard of this dessert wtf lmao, I feel like you guys just pull anything out of the air when it comes to stay to have no idea about 🤣
Because although it's originated or a acustomed to that specific state we also share our desserts with everyone else in the south. Sweet potato pie, mississippi mud pie, pecan pie, peach cobbler, and my state banana pudding, we have all of those during the holidays and special events or even just casually when we feel like making it.
im texan, and i called my state dessert being pecan pie even before it showed because i LOVE pecan pie and i know pecan pie is big and anything pecan is enjoyed by alot of texans. wasnt surprised that it was our state dessert as its SOOOO good.
As an Illinoisan, I'm personally attacked you said popcorn was our best dessert :/ How about an ACTUAL DESSERT! I've never met anyone who said popcorn was their favorite dessert, much less anyone from Illinois. How about Portillios Cake, or other stuff you've literally made videos about this month :(((((((
It’s hard to decide a state favorite because different places have different styles and foods(my grandparents favorite is chocolate silk pie)but POPCORN?? Not a dessert.
@@ItsMe-ch1yp Yeah, my first thought is to look up this food and what region of the state it comes from, and maybe go on a little road trip some day to try a different food experience in a city/town I don't visit often in the state. Come on people; our states have variety within them too! Be open minded about your state's desserts! 🤣
I very much appreciate the time and effort that went into this video Regardless on how 100% accurate it is, it’s still nice to see a fun level of consistency
"mom is it okay if I have some icecream?" "no" "ok fine...*whips out ice cream potato" "what are you eating?" "oh a stuffed potato" "ooh can i have some?" "..."
@@poyoramen3641 Yes! The best and original beignets are at Cafe Du Monde. A taco fast food place (pretty heathy) is Izzo’s. I will edit when I find the names of other ones :)
Cafe Du Monde beignets are what I think food tastes like in heaven!! Try them with a hot cup of chicory and potato cakes with applesauce and sour cream. My husband and I went to New Orleans on our honeymoon and it quickly became our go-to for brunch, afternoon snack, or late night after drinking on Bourbon Street 💜
New Yorker here, my first thought was cheesecake, absolutely. If there are two things we take pride in, it's our pizza and it's our cheesecake. If you're from here, even upstate, you're automatically a cheesecake snob when you go anywhere else lmao.
I'm more of a pizza snob than anything. Having moved down south from NY, I'm grateful I've found some fantastic pizzerias because having to eat through a ton of garbage pizza was hell
Beignets are very popular, but we actually have a version of shaved ice called snowballs that are even more popular. The ice is more fine than shaved ice and there is so much syurp that its served with a straw. You can even buy it with icecream stuffed in the middle. They are often sold by small stalls scattered around any town or city. There are five in my hometown and all get plenty of business despite how small the population is.
I’m from Louisiana, and nothing makes me more angry then someone saying that shaved ice and snowballs are the same thing. Snowballs are way better, and there are tons of stands. I lived around Baton Rouge, and I had more snowball stands in my town than Dollar Generals. And that says something for living in the south.
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The video: even though muffins aren’t really a dessert
Also them: popcorn. including the cheese flavor
yep
Scrolled down hoping someone thought the same!
I’d say we eat more pumpkin pie and Italian ice than popcorn, maybe just me
Caseyyy _ Though that popcorn is tasty
Seev Garcia really? I thought it’d be Portillo’s chocolate cake? But ok
"Coconut cake is made out of coconut cake."
*Every 60 seconds in Africa, a minute passes.*
The ceiling is made out of ceiling
7:32 if anyone wants the time stamp
Can confirm, I live in Africa.
@@cat-db6vr this comment almost has 500 likes...
@@cat-db6vr oh
As a German, I can tell you that Kuchen does not only roughly translate to cake. It literally is the German word for cake.
LMFAOO they just wanted to add extra words to make the video a second longer
germans keeping it simple
I sitting here offended that they stole Whoopie Pies from Maine! Every gas station makes them from scratch there! I doubt that happens in Pennsylvania! 😂 Meanwhile, not a soul in my family makes blueberry pie on any occasion!
Whoopie Pies are our “state treat” VS “state dessert” blueberry pie. Sounds like the same thing to me! Who decided these things??? 😂
@@desyxd4400 what does that have to do with Kuchen literally meaning cake? 😂
As an Illinois resident my whole life, I don’t think I’ve ever met anyone who would describe “popcorn” as their favorite dessert... French silk would’ve been more accurate. Can’t go to a diner without French silk on the menu.
I was just about to say the same thing! Popcorn is a snack for us, not dessert lol. I would actually say that pumpkin pie is more accurate.
I would say Ann Sathers cinnamon rolls are the bomb! Best dessert. I go there every Friday lol
As someone who’s also a Illinois resident, sure, popcorn taste very good, but it is NOT a “dessert” to us, it’s a snack. A desert I like is just a classic creme brûlée, however you can get a variety of good desserts in Illinois.
Had to make sure i wasn't weird for not eating popcorn for dessert
No, the most accurate dessert is a hamburger in Illinois
Them: Coconut Cake is made out of Coconut Cake.
*Ah yes, the floor here is made out of floor.*
LMAO this deserves more likes 😂
@@-lele- thanks lol
I see this everywhere😂
Also Them: Popcorn May not be a dessert, but it’s on the list
*Ah yes, the floor here is made out of Interdimensional Rifts*
I cackled-
I'm from Utah and while I grew up eating jello and cool whip, I would say most people do NOT eat it much. Dessert is a big part of our culture though since most people don't drink alcohol or coffee so it's our party food. :) In my experience, the most common dessert you find is chocolate chip cookies or brownies with ice cream.
Agreed. The jello thing is getting old haha
Jello salad is a popular side dish at barbecues and family get-togethers, which people do a lot of here. Somewhere along the line, people found out that Utah is the state that buys the most jello, and it's basically just been a meme ever since. Utahans joke about eating lots of jello, but I don't know anyone who would consider jello their favorite dessert.
@traversemountainguitar that's Because your not of the mormens there the one's who eat it bruh
@@jaredelizardo201 I'm Mormon. We do eat jello but not as often as people seem to think we do. I think it must be like Scottish Haggis, a noted distinction rather than a staple of the diet.
I’m not from America but I can tell from the comments that people are a bit confused and never heard of that dessert form their state.
Correct, the video is lazily scripted and rushed, and I’d even bet that most of the footage shot isn’t from the respective state, like Hawaii
I think it has more to do with the type of people that this video attracts. People think that their favorite dessert is actually the right dessert, so when Food Insider picks a different dessert they get offended. Also, there is no official dessert for each state, so when they do vids like this they pretty much just have to make the best guesses they can.
Vinny yeah but you’d expect it to be popular things that are common in each state, but having lived in multiple stated I have not heard of some of these at all
@@mistyfox2078 yeah but how do you pick the "right" dessert for a state as diverse as California? There's no right answer. Everyone will be mad no matter what you say
Not me. I’m a Texan and pecan pie is popular here
Hey states! Whats your favorite dessert?
Idaho: "Potatoe"
Its actually huckleberry pie or ice cream but of course they never do real research
Ok 100% as someone who's lived here my whole life, you can find these potato shaped ice creams really randomly around the state but I've never seen someone actually eat one. Huckleberries are huge here tho
illinois: "popcorne"
@@valerius8985 yeah, thats what i thought
I mean y’all are lucky I have freaking ice ;-;
"The coconut pie is made of coconuts"
Dying is the no.1 cause of death
“there are enough bones in the human body to make a skeleton”
I had no idea!
Lmao
i use the coconut cake to make the coconut cake
the more you know the more you know 🙃
as a native michigander, there's no fudge like mackinac island fudge! plently of shops sell it on the shores, but nothing beats the little shops on the island itself. so many good memories...
As a New Yorker, I can confirm that we worship cheesecake. The oreo cheesecake variation is my absolute favorite.
Same here, I looove the ones with fruit swirls.
same here i can confirm
I’m from New Jersey and every weekend we will go to New York because we lived close to NY and whenever we will go there I will beg my mom or dad to go the cheesecake factory
My mother is gluten free and she can eat Oreo crust cheesecake. Love it!
And I'm moving to New York. I never liked fudge anyways...
As a Minnesotan, I can say with confidence that we do NOT EVER eat blueberry muffins for dessert. That’s psychotic.
Ikr
Agreed, even then, most blueberry muffins suck and aren’t widely available at all lol
Lmao 😂
Lol whats one of the more popular desserts in Minnesota then?
KaneAfto PouAgapas honestly, apple pie with vanilla ice cream. It’s not one of my personal favorites, but it’s pretty popular.
This video seems so lazy and rushed, only like half of these have actual descriptions and a good chunk are inaccurate. Like who wouldve guessed coconut cake is made of coconut cake, coconut frosting, and coconut flakes 🙄
I can see some were accurate
Mike 739 definitely not the Washington one
Lol not to mention as a South Carolinian, I've never even seen coconut cake on a menu here 😂
Utah’s is 💯 inaccurate, not only is jello NOT that popular, it’s a freaking side dish, not a desert
I always thought saltwater taffy was a Callie thing 😭 but I'll accept donuts. They're pretty iconic.
Also I always think of Knott's Berry Farm and their famous Boysenberry products, not to mention the Boysenberry festival.
The first saltwater taffy was made in Atlantic City. Even though Wildwood has the best. I wouldn't call that a dessert especially since we only really eat it in the summer at the beach. I would say New Jerseyans are all about cannolis.
@@taahiramcgee Never knew that! Learn something new all the time. Also now I want a cannoli lol
I’m surprised Pennsylvania’s isn’t Hershey’s chocolate. They got a whole theme park for it.
(I stand corrected. I have had whooping pie’s before. I can agree, pretty good, but too much filling. I remember taking some out for my sister. Man, you guys really love this shit! All of you guys are agreeing, which is good.)
yeah but whoppie pies are wayyyy more iconic
Kelsey Wardell lmfao not true. Hershey chocolate is an American staple as very few places outside of the US eat it.
And Hersheypark is a really good theme park at that.
Hershey isnt really present in southern PA , which is the majority of the population is. Also if you wanna make cheesesteak , don't use that fake ass orange cheese , just mix american cheese with the cooked ground beef
@@reversible8740 it might be an AMERICAN staple, but this video is targeting PAs favorite dessert. plus if you can find more than 100 pennsylvanians who say they like hershey’s chocolate bars more than whoppie pies, they’re lying or just haven’t had one ( in which case they’re probably from philly or pittsburgh )
Me a Tennesseean: "I wonder what they'll pick for my state" I say while eating banana pudding
it is a classic here. very tasty
@SebiscuitTheGreat OOOF i am the kid
SAME LMAO
we eat it all the time in NC, I wasn’t aware that people eat coconut cake here tho
edit: oops turns out my state was sweet potato pie not coconut cake... wasn’t aware of that one either lol
Im from texas but i went to Tennessee for vacation a couple of years ago and it was the best state ive ever been to lol
Everyone: trying to find food from their state
Me, an Australian: vEgEmItE
LMAO
look m8 it’s either an all time fav or an all time hated LMFAOO
Lol honestly I like it when ur parents ain’t home and you starvin’ on the couch dangg
Bro, wish they added krispy kremes. It’s such a good donut place
But like: fairy bread
Native Texan here, while I'm not really much of a pecan person I can definitely confirm the pecan pie to be the state favorite. My aunt has a less sweet, keto friendly recipe that's a staple at every holiday.
As a texan as well, I love pecan pie and just learned it was the state pie.
Care for sharing that recipe with us?
Looking at these comments, I feel like you guys didn't even research anything before making this video 🤣
You can find comments like this at literally every video.
Atleast they got Ohio right, it's not very commonly eaten but it's using eaten around fall times during the fairs n all.
i live in nj and thats not the food that we are known for i watched the hole video to see if they were right lol
Nathan Nguyen yeah..it’s just because of hate..
Chris1234567890 Chris hehe
Me hoping my state would have a special dessert
My state: best i can do is popcorn
Exact same over here,I thought it would be something good and cool but then I got popcorn 😭
Lol same like popcorn isnt a dessert
But when our friends travel to Chicago from Alabama we all want Garrets. It's the best.
It's better than donuts.
@@caitlinmartin1188 I would take donuts over popcorn anyday
“Virginians love their chess pie”
Me, a Virginian: “we like what now?” I’ve never had chess pie in my life.
As a North Carolinian I can tell you Chess pie is DIVINE! Chocolate chess (think Minny from The Help 😉) is even better than plain chess.
I'm from Northern Virginia. My thoughts exactly!
From Richmond City. I agree!
@@liammckenna1479 SAME!!! I'm from Northern Virginia too and I've lived here my whole life and I have never had a chess pie.
Isn't it odd that the only one here who had chess pie is North Carolinian...
btw I'm from Virginia and have never had it
As someone from South Carolina, I have never heard of a coconut cake as an option for desert. We usually have banana pudding, pie, or some type of sundae
Nothing beats a good banana pudding. Bonus points when someone’s grandma made it
Other states: "We have a unique dessert that is uncommon and looks tasty"
California: "lol donut"
Edit: No, I dont give a shit about how Illinois desert is popcorn or about any other states deserts. literally all of them are still more interesting and unique than donuts
Edit 2: I live in California and im not trying to offend anyone. Im just saying that compared to other states, California is underwhelming
You ever hear of voodoo donuts far from normal
I'm from Cali and I will say I've seen some pretty amazing donut shops
great donuts arent limited to California
So, they are iconic
not really
As a Coloradan I can confirm that no one makes "Duffyrolls" except the Duffyroll company because its literally just a bakery in denver not our state dessert :/
THANK YOU WHY IS NO ONE ELSE SAYING THAT???
Underrated comment
Our state dessert should be Hammond’s Chocolate.
And as someone from North Carolina who has never even heard of a sweet potato pie I really thought it would be Krispy Kreme
@@JustTryinaDuck That's so true...
Okay, but Pennsylvania is accurate. Whoopie pies are in just about every store or Amish market in PA, and I looove themmm
FACTS
She said Coconut cake is a must have in the south,Shit...only in South Carolina nobody else eat that shit
Yes! I love whoopie pies, delish!
"whoopie pies are filled with marshmallow fluff or buttercream"
if anybody ever serves me a whoopie pie filled with fluff I'm going to riot
Whoopie pies are sold in Colorado too, I agree, they are delicious.
as a vermonter, i was genuinely surprised that our desert didnt have anything to do with maple. all we were asking for was something to do with the only thing people know our state for.
Right? I was banking on it being a maple creemee. That's the true state dessert imo, although I know a lot of people would think of Ben & Jerry's too. Apple pie just seems so.... generic.
Illinois pissed me off something fierce. “You know what I just had dinner and for dessert I want popcorn” yeah on a hot summer day all the kids in Illinois wants a nice cone of popcorn.
TRUE.
Yep. Lived here my entire life, i miss those hot summer days playing with friends, and suddenly hearing the popcorn man driving down the street
*you dare say that about my birthplace*
Yeah!
I tried garrets when I visited a friend in Chicago. It was delish
This took me so long to do but its finally done :)
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9:27 Washington DC
9:35 Puerto Rico
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"Coconut cake is made of coconut"
Yeah, and every hour in India 60 minutes passes.
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In one of their videos they literally called milk 'a white liquid'
@@p7ytzxq lmao
What
Isn’t the meme every 60 seconds in Africa a minute passes? Or this is just a new joke you’ve made up
This brought me joy. Thank you
Me: ooh I can't wait to see my state's dessert
Also me: jELlo?!?!
Same
Which state was it?
Nvm its Utah
Just... Really? Jello? You could have picked something more interesting but you went with _jello?_
As someone who lives in utah, I can confirm that everyone loves jello (tho for me i like drinking the jello)
You’re lucky! I’ve got popcorn
Here are the time stamps for the different states
Alabama 0:10
Alaska 0:21
Arizona 0:35
Arkansas 0:47
California 0:57
Colorado 1:06
Connecticut 1:13
Delaware 1:20
Florida 1:31
Georgia 1:39
Hawaii 1:46
Idaho 1:57
Illinois 2:12
Indiana 2:28
Iowa 2:42
Kansas 2:52
Kentucky 3:08
Louisiana 3:21
Maine 3:31
Maryland 3:46
Massachusetts 3:57
Michigan 4:06
Minnesota 4:18
Mississippi 4:27
Missouri 4:37
Montana 4:44
Nebraska 4:59
Nevada 5:12
New Hampshire 5:24
New Jersey 5:37
New Mexico 5:52
New York 6:07
North Carolina 6:20
North Dakota 6:31
Ohio 6:42
Oklahoma 6:50
Oregon 7:01
Pennsylvania 7:12
Rhode Island 7:21
South Carolina 7:31
South Dakota 7:39
Tennessee 7:51
Texas 8:04
Utah 8:14
Vermont 8:23
Virginia 8:31
Washington 8:42
West Virginia 8:52
Wisconsin 9:04
Wyoming 9:14
Washington DC 9:27
Puerto Rico 9:35
Gee that took forever😅
Aww I hope u get a lot of likes!
Coco Chopsticks thanks so much omg i am the most impatient person ever i just wanna see my state haha
Cmon y ain’t people liking this
The 50 states that rhyme
thank you🙏🏻
I have a feeling most of this video is inaccurate
they're showing THEIR favorites
@@Jevmin misleading title and video itself, quality video
isnt that their gimmick ??
They got the Wisconsin one right though haha
It’s inaccurate because many of the companies mentioned paid to have a spot on this list. The title is designed to suggest its an official list (key word suggest). You’ll see this pattern in all of the videos in this series from them
Colorado, Montana, and New Hampshire, Oregon, and Vermont’s dishes are the ones I think I’d like the most.
Somehow the dishes and states as separate collections seem appropriate. And both groupings click with me on a surprising level.
"Illinois desert is popcorn" I'm moving.
@@Eliza-si9cb yeah i'm thinking about going to colorado, its really sunny and those buns look good.
Illinois should be the cake shake
Brownie were invented in Chicago
Same
Lol I actually moved from Illinois I few months ago it's way better here in Indiana
Conclusion: Americans like pie
In conclusion: Americans like sugar
@@Anonymous-Shade it’s desert duh
@@Yus2568 fr lmao
@@Anonymous-Shade it's a video about desserts
Lol i dont like pie tho
"Virginians love their chess pie"
me a Virginian: *doesn't know wth chess pie is*
Same thing for me with West Virginia, they chose a desert from the oddball part of our state!
@@PeteDM s a m e. I was like "excuse me, what is a shoofly pie. never heard of this, lived in wv all my life"
lol i think it's also known as buttermilk pie. I thought it was going to be indiana's dessert. I have never heard of the indiana pie. I don't even remember was it was
I’m also a Virginian, I’ve lived there my whole life
I've lived in Colorado for my entire life, and I have no clue what a Duffy roll is
I’m from Georgia, and I remember when our scout troop would go camping and one of the scout leaders always made the best peach cobbler.
Ill stop with youtube addiction once schools open. Ill give up hope for a year. Ill work harder and maybe next year. This time maye il read lots and create worksheets and send with my resume.
I've lived in Alabama for 28 years, and I've never even once heard of that cake. lol
Same here! I’ve never even heard of it!
Agreed.
If you've ever read "To Kill A Mockingbird" you would know it. Lane cake is mentioned and the books story takes place in Alabama.
How's the sibling relationship? Is it as the memes foretold?
@@LevSeven_ das racist
There’s nothing like climbing a mountain, picking wild blueberries, and going home and making a blueberry pie in Maine.
Could not agree more!!
Might as well defeat a bear or two on the way
Exactly
@@downest1 Muricans 😂❤️
I live in Maine so I agree
"The word kuchen roughly translates to cake in German"...no, that's literally what it means.
Random question:
Who is the person in your pfp
I live in Hawaii and yes we eat shaved ice
But literally no one is making it anymore ; > ;
@@isabela6262 same, I take German in school and we literally just did deserts. and the way she pronounced pecan (I'm british so idk if that's how americans usually pronounce it)
@@eilidhthesloth1730 no, it’s how we pronounce it
@@eilidhthesloth1730 that's cool! I'm German and i didn't know deserts were such an important topic when learning our language 😂
As a Washingtonian I can nor confirm nor deny. I personally have never had this dessert or heard of it. Just because Starbucks is based here doesn't mean we all enjoy it! Most people prefer local coffee stands
Preach it brother!
glad i’m not the only one from washington whose never tried nor heard of the dessert. people seem to think we’re the canadians of the usa if they aren’t from here or something haha
Everybody knows publix cookies are the best desert in Florida
Hell its better then key lime pie...smh!!!! Key lime pie goes to key West!!!!
Tennessean here, Publix cookies absolutely SLAP
@@theagamer07 They have god tier donuts and subs aswell.
@@hashtheduck donuts?
Yessss
When you realize Alaska’s dessert isn’t baked alaska...
What kind of abomination...
👁👄👁
😂😂😂
@sourcreampringles no it was Akutaq is very poplar in Alaska. plus baked alaska is from france
... In France where it is called omelette norvégienne (norwegian omelet).
As a Floridian, I can say that key lime pie is a staple dessert here. Especially in key west. We really do take pride in our key lime pie
You're a Florida man
@@ioankibble9885 * w o m a n
@@ioankibble9885 but lol yea
@@Seoqix I had key lime pie yesterday it’s was delicious 😋
@@egg928 Nice!
As an Ohioan, I can confirm that we absolutely love our buckeyes. My grandma makes amazing buckeye bars 😋
Is it true a skeleton smashes your house every day in Ohio? /j
Mad respect to y'all Ohio residents y'all got it rough up there
@@EiGuardianOfEternity It’s not so bad. Sure the winters are a little chilly, but that’s what layers are for 🤗
@@Literallyneilperry LOL! No 😆
Colorado: Duffy Rolls
Me who lives in Colorado: the heck is a Duffy Roll
LITERALLY IDK WTH A DUFFY ROLL IS AND IM FROM CO 😭
I’ve lived here all my life, and never heard of one. It looks DELICIOUS tho!
I had one for the first time the other day, fairly disappointing, cinnamon rolls are so much better. Its like a virgin cinnamon roll
Yea I haven heard of it either
CO native, I might have heard of it but never tried one. There are way better desserts from here I'm sure.
New York cheesecake is NYC's dessert. I've had it in the city and it's amazing. But in the rest of the state, one of the biggest ones is the half moon cookie. Not to be confused with NYC's black and white cookie (thin shortbread kind of cookie), completely different textures. The half moon is more like devil's food cake, pillowy and moist, with vanilla butter cream on one half of the top, and chocolate butter cream on the other half. Most bakeries here make them. You can usually get a vanilla cookie or chocolate, I prefer the chocolate.
I could to for a nice NYC cheesecake from juniors
I tried making a cheesecake once...nearly burned down my kitchen.
Black and White cookies should never be shortbread. That's a shanda. The cookies should be a soft lemony cake with a white glaze on one side and a chocolate glaze on the other.
Each state: has their iconic dessert.
Idaho: Potato.
I lived there for most of my life and I haven't even heard of that. There are so many more things they could of chosen. I'm upset.
@@ashp1400 Here have a Potato and calm down.
This is underrated.
@@ashp1400 Exactly! Should've been huckleberry ice cream. I've never been to an ice cream shop or diner here without seeing it.
and california is just a donut
Popcorn and muffins as desserts? Looks like my snack game just leveled up.
When you’ve never heard of your state’s dessert: 👁👄👁 Wtf is that?!
That was me with the Washington dessert like wtf is that
Lol, I've always LOVED my states dessert.
facts like wtf chess pie my dude I've lived here my whole life
@ Alex Robinson IKR
I live in Kentucky and what in the world is a bourbon ball
How many people have never had or heard of their home state’s “signature” dessert?
This vid is innacurate so we havent heard of these desserts because its not accuraye
Unless u meant that sarcastically
To me cheesecake is disgusting
Well I'm from Cali, and im pretty sure most of the population has had a donut lol, but I disagree with donuts as our signature dessert.
Yeah this vid is maybe a bit inaccurate.....
as an Arkansan I can 100% confirm I have literally never heard of such a desert
Edit: thanks for the likes, first time I've gotten so many :)
we call it Baskin Robbins, 4 layered delight, or moose.
Yeah as a person from Indiana I have literally never heard of that pie
As someone from Alabama I have no idea what cake that was
As someone who lives in Washington state I've never seen that pie before
@@NaominOmi28 ar-kansan but the state is ar-ken-saw
As an Illinoian, I do believe popcorn is the most versatile snack. It can be sweet, salty, cheesy, healthy (with the right ingredients) even spicy.
Other states: *Desserts*
Nevada: CHOCOLATE?! CHOOOCCOOOLLAAATTTEEE!!!
ALSO OMG IT'S NEV-A-DA NOT NEV-AH-DA
*triggered*
*CHOCOLATEEEEE*
I want to buy all your chocolate!
CHOCOLATEEEEEEEEEE
*inhales violently*
CHOCOLATE 🍫
you know your girl is only here to see her own states dessert
@neon potential hawaii
@@808ktokuda definitely would want your states dessert over mine 😅😅
@@blxkelyschwxb6508 which ones your state mine is cali
@@drakebell5649 Indiana the sugar cream pie and I’ve never had it
Same
Basically every state: Interesting food that a lot of people probably haven’t heard of before.
California: DOUGHNUTS.
Seriously what's with the weird dessert names? I've never heard anyone call it "popcorn" before.
ehh, there's also ice cream for one of the states, popcorn for illinois, and chocolate for nevada
I mean Utah was JELLO so CA didn't have it all that bad...
Lol the doughnuts here are pretty good especially krispy kreme
I c e
As a Tennessee girl i can tell you banana pudding is something you’ll find it at every family gathering
Same! Preach it sista! It's my favorite thing to make!
As someone who has cousins that live in Denver, they have never had a Duffyroll nor know what it is
And popcorn is NOT a dessert
I came to the comments looking for this... I lived just outside Denver for 20 years and I'm like... Duffy what now?
but it sounds delicous :(
Yes popcorn is a dessert
@@c4stgump165 they said it themself, popcorn is a snack. I live in Illinois and I can say myself that we dont eat it as a desert. Our most famous desert is culvars frozen custard.
@@xaixxo i live in illinois too and i think that vintners caramel popcorn is a dessert
"square-shaped pieces of dough are deep-fried and generously sprinkled with powdered sugar"
*no ma'am, that's a sugar downpour.*
3:26
Hey Army lmfao 💜
“Lightly dusted with a pound of sugar”
That's light to us
@@saintsnation2971 oh god-
THEN WHAT’S *HEAVY??*
@@Leftijirox it’s where you put the thing in the suger
Been living in Virginia for about 9 years, and I ain’t EVER heard of a “chess pie” 🤔
UPDATE (11/18): Someone made chess pie for a pie contest at work today, and they won. I didn’t vote for it personally (I voted for a lemon meringue instead), but I can now officially say that I’ve had chess pie.
Sameeeeeee
Same
I think it mostly depends if you're from northern virginia or southern va. Chess pie is much more of a southern VA thing
Glad i’m not alone.
@@purplegill10 Ooooooh, well if I ever come across it I’ll definitely try it, because my interest is piqued!
Food Insider: Comes up with normal, representational dessert for each state that people actually eat
Also Food Insider: Idaho = p O t a T o
potato cake
That potato is made out of ice cream.
I been to Connecticut a lot of times and I’ve never herd someone talk about snickerdoodle
Idahoan here - I've never heard of an ice cream potato. 😅 They really should've gone with Huckleberry milkshakes. 😋
as an idahoan that lives next to westside drive in: this stuff is godly
As a Floridian, I am not too shocked to see Key Lime Pie up there. I mean, come on. It is on almost every menu here in Florida. Key West has restaurants all about Key Lime Pie. Anyways, thanks for the video, Insider Crew. Do a video on international desserts from each country.
Profit Ideas 2020 shut up please
I think im the only Floridian who doesn't like key lime pie
@@fatlooser4948 I know other people who don't like Key Lime Pie. As for me, it's nice every once in a while.
It’s mostly tourists who eat key lime pie
@@TreyTrey1234 That is pretty true.
Me: waiting for my state
Also me: remembers I live in Britain
s o o n
@@royaltek Ssshh don't let em know the plan
I love your namee
@@BooBear42069 thanks
Almost every one was invented here.
I’m so happy that they put the Whoopee pie as the title screen because it is SO good and the buttercream is so creamy!
"And then generously sprinkled with powdered sugar."
*Proceeds to cover the whole thing in it.*
Lmao I was litterly watching that part in the exact second I was reading this comment
@@lelehemo362 Same lmfao!
She did say generously
bruh same
They ain't right without a liberal dowsing of powdered sugar.
Every state with cool deserts
Illinois and Utah: Popcorn and Jello
don’t forget Hawaii getting I C E
Having grown up in Utah, I will confirm that Jello is very common as a side dish with dinner. I have never eaten it as dessert. This video was disappointing to me.
This video doesn't understand Utah culture. Jello is not a dessert. It is a side dish. Never a dessert.
So embarrassing to see Utah’s on here. Not sure why we apparently love Jell-O so much, but the green one is supposedly the most popular. But as mentioned in another comment, it’s eaten with a meal a lot of the time, not necessarily dessert.
The whole Utah jello thing mostly started when Utah hosted the Olympics in 2002.
Me: **fast forwards video till my state appears then leaves**
I don't even see mine... I think they skipped Georgia!
@@FrznTrx5 Peach cobbler
@@phin422 Oh OK I see it now thanks!
Im just picking where my fat ass needs to travel to ngl-
I enjoyed waiting for the w’s knowing what I expecting was exactly what I was waiting for
“Gentle powdered with sugar”
*INTENSE SHAKING*
me hoping that my state will have an interesting dessert:
lady: caLiforNiaNs lOvE tO kEeP iT sImpLe wIth DonUtS
Mine is key lime pie.
mine is just choclate
haha I'm European
@@crackedegg7134 key lime pie is great stfu
@@realsammylawrence I never said key lime pie wasn't good. Although I guess I was implying that key lime pie isn't the most interesting dessert.
As a D.C. native, I speak for all of us when I say THANK YOU for putting it in this video! I can confirm that Georgetown Cupcakes is the bomb. JennyCakes was also incredible, but they closed down at the beginning of the pandemic. :(
There is a place called JennyCakes in North Carolina but idk if they are the same ppl
Sprinkles is great too
what do you think they'd leave out a state or two?
I hate to admit that despite being born and raised in Massachusetts, I've never had a Boston Cream Pie. I've had the doughnut version before, and they're so good! Unfortunately, I discovered that I can't eat gluten or dairy, and haven't had this dessert in years.
Stomach: And why are we here?
Brain: To *suffer*
Fatir *this is gold*
"kuchen, which in German ROUGHLY translates to cake" no no it literally means cake in German. Not roughly, it is exactly that.
torte
Hmmm Schwarzwalder Kirsch
Aber eine Torte ist ein bisschen anders von Kuchen, ja?
I searched this comment and i finally found it. Side note: I laughed so hard when she said that XDDD
Oh
Im from Denver and never knew what a DUFFEYROLL was lmao, IDAHO's ICE CREAM POTATO looks more like advertisement for the drive in 👎🏽
I haven't heard of that thing either, fellow denverite
Part time Idahoan here, and I will disagree with you on the Idaho potato ice cream. Everyone has heard of the ice cream potato. It isn’t all that great, but it’s more of a novelty dessert.
I dunno. I had duffey rolls a lot in high school. it was the go-to snack for seniors who got to leave campus. They're definitely a sweet that I've only had in Denver - the irish cream one is pretty good. BUT - they're all in South Denver or Englewood.
Right, lived here for my entire life and I’ve never heard of a duffeyroll!
you can only really find duffey rolls in south denver. theres one in englewood. but really there are only 3 shops. its one of my favorite treats. i recommend you go, the cinnamon rolls are like a cross between a croissant and a cinnamon roll.
I’ve lived in Phoenix Arizona for 32 years my whole life, traveled across the state multiple times, and I am a avid foodie, and I have never heard of this dessert wtf lmao, I feel like you guys just pull anything out of the air when it comes to stay to have no idea about 🤣
This is literally a New Mexican thing. This video is terrible.
Why is it that every dessert from the south is referred to as a “southern staple” yet it’s meant to be for each state
Because although it's originated or a acustomed to that specific state we also share our desserts with everyone else in the south. Sweet potato pie, mississippi mud pie, pecan pie, peach cobbler, and my state banana pudding, we have all of those during the holidays and special events or even just casually when we feel like making it.
You can even find louisiana's beignets and florida's key lime easily in pretty much any southern state
@@Huskie_BOSG So true. I had some of the best key lime pie at a Brazilian restaurant in Arkansas😊
POV: You're reading comments waiting for your state to show up
Woah
*laughs in Canadian*
@@Rizoku_ laughs in Australian and english
Rip Canada
@@Rizoku_
*Laughs in Honduras*
im texan, and i called my state dessert being pecan pie even before it showed because i LOVE pecan pie and i know pecan pie is big and anything pecan is enjoyed by alot of texans. wasnt surprised that it was our state dessert as its SOOOO good.
pecan pie is the best pie in my opinion nothing can beat it ! and this is coming from a Missourian
I’ve never had pecan pie. Maybe I’ll try it.
I got shoofly pie, like wtf is that
I love pecan pie too
I rarely ever even see pecan pie.
As a Norwegian the way you said "krumkake" is hilarious
Also kinda hurtfull to see it without cloudberry cream. Why eat it if you don't intend to do it right?
49 other states: Variety of deserts
Illinois: you get corn, take it or leave it
Wasnt expecting my comment to reach 1K likes
Does seal, animal fat, and fish ice cream sound good to you?
@@alaskancabin7506 yes it does
@@Tripoloski132 I tried it at school once, and half the kids almost puked
@@alaskancabin7506probably different taste buds
@@Tripoloski132 or it’s because it’s school lunch
As an Illinoisan, I'm personally attacked you said popcorn was our best dessert :/ How about an ACTUAL DESSERT! I've never met anyone who said popcorn was their favorite dessert, much less anyone from Illinois. How about Portillios Cake, or other stuff you've literally made videos about this month :(((((((
It’s hard to decide a state favorite because different places have different styles and foods(my grandparents favorite is chocolate silk pie)but POPCORN?? Not a dessert.
#brokestate
Popcorn is my favorite dessert
Dude I’m from Illinois chill out it’s not a big deal. Ik it’s stupid they put popcorn but how are u attacked by such a thing.
@@jayjayrumpzzz1785 fr tho, their probably not from Chicago though😕
80% of the comments: I live in [state] and we've never that [dessert]
20% of the comments: other comment
Exactly! And then they get angry over it. Like, dude, chill it's not the end of the world😂
@@ItsMe-ch1yp Yeah, my first thought is to look up this food and what region of the state it comes from, and maybe go on a little road trip some day to try a different food experience in a city/town I don't visit often in the state. Come on people; our states have variety within them too! Be open minded about your state's desserts! 🤣
aS aN {insert state here} I HaVe nEVeR HAd ThAT DeSseRT!!!11!1!1@!@!1
@@Phonecatsissuperdupercool Wassup, Grogu. Yes, we shall all get outside and go on grand galaxy-spanning adventures just like you some day. Good luck!
Meanwhile I don’t there is a person born and raised in Oregon that hasn’t had a Marion berry pie
0:10 Alabama - lane cake
0:21 Alaska - akutaq
0:34 Arizona - sopaipilla
0:47 Arkansas - possum pie
0:57 California - dounuts
1:06 Colorado - duffeyroll
1:14 Connecticut - snickerdoodle
1:48 Hawaii - shaved ice
1:57 Idaho - ice cream potato
2:12 Illinois - popcorn
2:28 Indiana - sugar cream pie
2:43 Iowa - ice cream
2:52 Kansas - frozen custard
3:09 Kentucky - bourbon ball
3:21 Louisiana - beignets
Other states: have cool desserts
Utah: jELLo
@@bellasky2114 same i'm a utahn too this mormon ass state sucks
@@bellasky2114 California
Tf is a utahn lmao
@@dirt7763 a term for people who live in utah. Kinda like how people who live in California are called Californians
@@bellasky2114 sameee
I’m from Connecticut & we literally love all of the New England ones- apple cider donuts, salt water taffy, snickerdoodles, Boston cream pie
SAMMME Im from Massachusetts and I lovvvveee cider donuts
Me in Wisconsin: thinking it’s going to be powdered cheese.
Well this is a lot of likes
Or extra cheesy cheesecake lol
I’m sorry.. powdered cheese-? Does it taste like cheese-? I’m so confsued omg but I also wanan try that
ik, ive never seen the shit they put for wisconsin-
@@yorkieforever4379 yesss
It's a whipped cream type filling in the state fair cream puffs, so still a dairy product. They are huge, but so light and airy you don't realize it.
I enjoyed the full video. 😁
Me: on diet. TH-cam: Hey, wanna see some dessert ?
I’m on a diet too and I find food videos make me less hungry because it makes me feel as if I’m eating them.
Utah: Jello is my favorite.
Illinois: Popcorn is my favorite
California: I really like donuts
Minnesota: we love our muffins
Washington: Starbucks
@@tobalina4565 lol
Who tf decided on popcorn
Nevada: C H O C O L A T E
@@sstxrkid I mean it's kinda reasonable
Other States: We have a cool and interesting dessert
Iowa: Just Ice Cream
illinois: fcking popcorn
*Minnesota has m u f f i n s*
Hah
I've lived in Iowa my whole life and I can say we do eat a lot of ice cream... I don't think is should be our state desert though
Mines just popcorn. Well it is true that basically everyone I know always has those microwave popcorn bags 🧑🦲
I very much appreciate the time and effort that went into this video
Regardless on how 100% accurate it is, it’s still nice to see a fun level of consistency
"mom is it okay if I have some icecream?"
"no"
"ok fine...*whips out ice cream potato"
"what are you eating?"
"oh a stuffed potato"
"ooh can i have some?"
"..."
As a Louisianan, yes beignets are amazing, and yes you should eat them.
Hey quick question, I’m going to New Orleans in a couple of weeks are there any restaurants with really good food and beignets that u would recommend?
@@poyoramen3641 Yes! The best and original beignets are at Cafe Du Monde. A taco fast food place (pretty heathy) is Izzo’s. I will edit when I find the names of other ones :)
@@zenDragon90 ok thanks
Cafe Du Monde beignets are what I think food tastes like in heaven!! Try them with a hot cup of chicory and potato cakes with applesauce and sour cream. My husband and I went to New Orleans on our honeymoon and it quickly became our go-to for brunch, afternoon snack, or late night after drinking on Bourbon Street 💜
God, beignets and Cafe Du Monde did not disappoint when I visited New Orleans. So amazing and definitely a dessert you can’t get anywhere else
New Yorker here, my first thought was cheesecake, absolutely. If there are two things we take pride in, it's our pizza and it's our cheesecake. If you're from here, even upstate, you're automatically a cheesecake snob when you go anywhere else lmao.
I'm more of a pizza snob than anything. Having moved down south from NY, I'm grateful I've found some fantastic pizzerias because having to eat through a ton of garbage pizza was hell
This was the best video ever made. Thank you for sharing😚
Beignets are very popular, but we actually have a version of shaved ice called snowballs that are even more popular. The ice is more fine than shaved ice and there is so much syurp that its served with a straw. You can even buy it with icecream stuffed in the middle. They are often sold by small stalls scattered around any town or city. There are five in my hometown and all get plenty of business despite how small the population is.
I’m from Louisiana, and nothing makes me more angry then someone saying that shaved ice and snowballs are the same thing. Snowballs are way better, and there are tons of stands. I lived around Baton Rouge, and I had more snowball stands in my town than Dollar Generals. And that says something for living in the south.
Me: what is my states food?
Also me: *davinky?*
I SAW GOING TO SAY THAT
Lol.
mine- *haha donut go brr*
I’ve never even heard of chess pie
Me: Pizza