Counting the ballots…
Counting the ballots…
No committee. No panel of experts. Just Americans deciding which dish represents their state.
Your state has a flag, a bird, a flower. It deserves a dish.
You know what your state eats. You know what it claims. And you probably have opinions about it.
So you decide. Consider it your civic duty. Vote for your State Dish.
“Unlike the Mission burrito, the California Burrito wasn’t named after a neighborhood. We aimed higher and named it after the entire state. Lolita’s does it best.”
“I’d argue a Mission Burrito is actually a California Burrito. French fries in a burrito is an abomination.”
These races are within a handful of votes. One ballot could tip the lead.

“french fries or potatoes in a burrito are an essential in CA. My fave is the paisa burrito at Corazon Cocina in Santa Barbara.”Sabrina

“These burritos are all over California and you can get them at almost any town in the state. Some other dishes are partial to a certain city so it doesn’t represent full CA”Zoe

“Nice thick flavorful bark, tender pork center.Buckingham’s in Springfield, Mo.”Bruce

“Toasted Ravolis are a regional dish unique to Missouri! It's been served throughout the greater St. Louis metropolitan area since the 1940s and are loved across the region by all.”Morgan

“Kapa ah market best plate lunch around best in Hawaii”Chuck

“Originating in Hawaii, variations influenced by our ethnic melting pot. No one place has the best Poke. It depends on what style and flavor you like.”Jamescy
LeadingBuckeyes1,383votes · 39 percent of OhioIt's the only one that's not regional. Bummer it's not really a dish, but rather a treat/dessert. It's awesome that Ohio has so many regional favorites though!