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It says Mideastern. Which does seem like a rather broad category.
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KHLAV KALASHNIKOV posted:What's "traditional American"? Also: Casserole
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I'm not surprised at the prevalence of Portugese food in MA and RI but now I'm wondering what that constitutes e: according wiki it seems to be a lot of bread, cheese, and cured meats
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Didn't realize the South was so into Southern food.
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SENSUAL DAD KISS posted:Didn't realize the South was so into Southern food. It's just because everyone else hates it. Also, I had to read three times to realize that Oregon wasn't foodstamps.
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Mar 10, 2018 15:33
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how is ohio so boring at everything?
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I'm Foodstands, the famous and specific cuisine.
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Hawaiian food is disproportionately popular in Hawaii?
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The source is Yelp, so I'm guessing that's the category of restaurants that get the most reviews in that state. Edit: or maybe substantially more reviews than the same category of restaurants in other states, since they said disproportionate.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:I'm Foodstands, the famous and specific cuisine.
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OutsideAngel posted:Hawaiian food is disproportionately popular in Hawaii? There really aren’t that many native Hawaiians so compared to the rest of population yeah probably.
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OutsideAngel posted:Hawaiian food is disproportionately popular in Hawaii? That's literally the point of the map. See: Texas, the south, uhhh... New Mexico
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OutsideAngel posted:Hawaiian food is disproportionately popular in Hawaii? And in Utah.
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Panty Saluter posted:I'm not surprised at the prevalence of Portugese food in MA and RI but now I'm wondering what that constitutes The real crossover between Portugal and Eastern Seaboard is cod
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I was born, raised, and currently live in Nee Jersey, and not only have I never even seen a Portuguese restaurant, I don't even what the hell Portuguese food is like.
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Pastel de Belém is  .
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AnoHito posted:I was born, raised, and currently live in Nee Jersey, and not only have I never even seen a Portuguese restaurant, I don't even what the hell Portuguese food is like. PA checks out.
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Is Hawaiian really disproportionally popular in Hawaii, even if it's the most popular? Efb there was a new page 
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Yeah, Peruvian in Virginia? Maybe there's a cluster up around DC, but I know there's way more Salvadorean restaurants around there, and likely zero Peruvian places in Richmond or Tidewater. Tex-Mex, Thai, Filipino, sushi; far more of those all over the state.a-1
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I'm guessing they just order the top twenty styles from every state, come up with an average position for every style, and are showing the one result that is most above the 'average' in each state. See Illinois and 'pakistani'. I'm guessing it gets listed because the breakdown of other top styles are within one or two places of the national average, but Pakistani goes from like 19 to 14. The graph then considers this the top "disproportionate" style, despite still being out of the top 10.
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KHLAV KALASHNIKOV posted:What's "traditional American"? Also: That says Mideastern. Metro Detroit has a humongous middle eastern population.
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Henchman of Santa posted:That says Mideastern. Metro Detroit has a humongous middle eastern population. Well yeah everyone knows it’s under Sharia law now
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MrUnderbridge posted:Yeah, Peruvian in Virginia? Maybe there's a cluster up around DC, but I know there's way more Salvadorean restaurants around there, and likely zero Peruvian places in Richmond or Tidewater. Tex-Mex, Thai, Filipino, sushi; far more of those all over the state.a-1 There's a really good Peruvian place in Charlottesville called Al Carbon
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Bobby Digital posted:Well yeah everyone knows it’s under Sharia law now Who knew Sharia Law would be so delicious? 
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Well, if they did the map the right way it would just be a big map of McDonalds.
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Count Roland posted:We all know this, and yet the thread spends maybe a 3rd of its time discussing such maps. And this isn't a bad thing. I know the negotiations are complicated and all but still surprised to see brexit has been ongoing for 18000 years now.
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gently caress you Colorado. How is that a cuisine?
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Plinkey posted:how is ohio so boring at everything? Soup freeze-dries nicely, it's all those people steeling themselves to be astronauts to get as far away from Ohio as possible
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Henchman of Santa posted:That says Mideastern. Metro Detroit has a humongous middle eastern population. So it does. Goddamn it what is wrong with me. This makes Ohio the singularly most pathetic state, bringing me great shame yet again.
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hooah posted:Worse than West Virginia with their hotdog? There's the Midwestern cuisine we were looking for. gently caress, now I want to go pick up some hotdogs and macaroni and cheese.
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hooah posted:Worse than West Virginia with their hotdog? West Virginia at least has a unique topping for hot dogs, creatively named "hot dog sauce." I have never heard of a uniquely Ohioan soup.
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Phy posted:Soup freeze-dries nicely, it's all those people steeling themselves to be astronauts to get as fur away from Ohio as possible fixed
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Idaho makes perfect sense. It's full of Mormons who take their families to boring rear end chains and they're not reviewing the Applebee's down the street from the temple. So that leaves the rest of us who love finger steaks and the best finger steaks are at bars.
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