Thanksgiving 2017: This Is Wisconsin's Favorite Side Dish

Wisconsinites are known for enjoying a good beer, fine cheese and ... shrimp?

When The Daily Meal compiled a list of the favorite Thanksgiving side dishes by state, they learned that people in Michigan liked a good chili. Folks in Iowa liked monkey bread, and in Illinois, they're big fans of mashed potatoes.

But here in the Badger State? We head to our local grocer, dive into the seafood cooler and fish up a round of shrimp cocktail, according to The Daily Meal, which recently shared the results of the top recipe searches in all 50 states.

The search results, published by The Daily Meal, were pulled from sites including BettyCrocker.com and Pillsbury.com. Here's a look at the top search by state:

Alabama: Sausage balls
Alaska: Cinnamon rolls
Arizona: Shrimp
Arkansas: Chicken and dumplings
California: Macaroni and cheese
Colorado: Cranberry sauce
Connecticut: Butternut squash soup
Delaware: Sweet potato casserole
Florida: Pumpkin cheesecake
Georgia: Sweet potato casserole
Hawaii: Crescent rolls
Idaho: Biscuits
Illinois: Mashed Potatoes
Indiana: Peanut butter cookies
Iowa: Monkey bread
Kansas: Pinwheels
Kentucky: Chicken and dumplings
Louisiana: Cornbread dressing
Maine: Chicken pot pie
Maryland: Crab cake
Massachusetts: Cheesecake
Michigan: Chili
Minnesota: Green bean casserole
Mississippi: Chicken spaghetti
Missouri: Breakfast casserole
Montana: Oven-roasted vegetables
Nebraska: Monkey bread
Nevada: Peanut butter cookies
New Hampshire: Blueberry pie
New Jersey: Crab cake
New Mexico: Pecan pie
New York: Cheesecake
North Carolina: Sweet potato pie
North Dakota: Apple crisp
Ohio: Buffalo chicken dip
Oklahoma: Pecan pie
Oregon: Bread stuffing
Pennsylvania: Buffalo chicken dip
Rhode Island: Monkey bread
South Carolina: Sweet potato pie
South Dakota: Pumpkin pie
Tennessee: Sausage balls
Texas: Chicken spaghetti
Utah: Crescent rolls
Vermont: Butternut squash soup
Virginia: Macaroni and cheese
Washington: Sugar cookies
West Virginia: Buffalo chicken dip
Wisconsin: Shrimp
Wyoming: Pork chop

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Beth Dalbey, Patch National Staff contributed to this article