America's favorite Christmas treats by state (2024)

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Snickers is the top-selling candy bar in the United States and is produced by Mars, Inc. This classic chocolate bar is made with nougat, caramel, and peanuts, and it has been a favourite among Americans since its introduction in 1930. M&M's are small, candy-coated chocolates that are produced by Mars, Inc.

Snickers is the top-selling candy bar in the United States and is produced by Mars, Inc. This classic chocolate bar is made with nougat, caramel, and peanuts, and it has been a favourite among Americans since its introduction in 1930. M&M's are small, candy-coated chocolates that are produced by Mars, Inc.

The most searched holiday cookie in Texas was the classic Italian Christmas Cookie. It was also a top search for 14 other states. Neighboring states had a craving for a different kind of cookie.

Nearly 93% of all American households serve and enjoy cookies as treats or after meals. However, it's the chocolate chip cookie that's the most popular in the U.S. and around the world. How much do youknow about chocolate chip cookies?

The winner: cheesecake, coming out on top in 28 states.

Cheesecake won the Christmas favorite this year by coming out on top in 28 states, followed by sugar cookies winning the hearts of 17 states. Some of the other favorites that came out on top were eggnog and cinnamon rolls.

Ice cream is America's favorite dessert and is a key driver of the frozen food category.

Floridians' fave treats were, in order of popularity: Reese's Cups — Candystore sold 687,288 pounds of them to us! Skittles — 580,002 pounds. Hot Tamales — 401,928 pounds.

What is Ohio's favorite Christmas candy? ›

OHIO — Ohio is consistent with its favorite Christmas candy. For the third year in a row, a survey shows chocolate Santas are Ohio's go-to.

In a surprising placement, New Jersey's number one candy is the Tootsie Pop with 148,870 pounds sold.

Easter is the king of candy holidays, and Peeps are arguably the king of Easter candies (they've been the No. 1 non-chocolate candy for the last 20 years). The company is pushing Peeps for the summer, Valentine's Day and all the rest of the year, and they're not the only one.

Halloween (October 31)

Arguably the most candy-centric holiday in the U.S., Halloween sees millions of children (and adults!)

Every trip past the candy dish yielded a handful of cut rock candy, rainbow gems, baby ribbons, chocolate-filled straws, filled raspberries, and other treats to suck on while opening gifts. Other Christmas classics include peppermint patties and candy canes.