A Thanksgiving Day centerpiece sits on a table of a tailgate party outside Empower Field at Mile High before the Denver Broncos host the Minnesota Vikings in an NFL football game Sunday, Nov. 19, 2023, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski)AP Last year, nearly 99 million Americans watched football in the midst or aftermath of their Thanksgiving feast – where they consumed around 4000 calories apiece.
Thanksgiving is a cherished American holiday when people across the United States come together to give thanks and enjoy a hearty feast. It’s a time to express gratitude and celebrate the spirit of togetherness with friends and family.
While Thanksgiving is widely celebrated nationwide, some states go the extra mile in embracing this holiday. Google Trends search data reveals which states have embraced all of the traditions and trimmings of the fourth Thursday in November.
Utah: The Top Turkey
The state of Utah tops the shortlist with a Google Trends interest score of 100. This western state is the clear frontrunner when it comes to Thanksgiving enthusiasm, but what sets it apart?
Utah is known for a strong sense of community and family values deeply ingrained in the state’s culture. Utah is also known for its close-knit communities, so the values associated with Thanksgiving align perfectly with the values shared by its residents.
Utah is also famous for its breathtaking landscapes and stunning vistas , making it an ideal setting for outdoor Thanksgiving festivities. With mountain passes and vast deserts as the backdrop, who wouldn’t look forward to a Thanksgiving meal?
Maryland, Texas, Florida, And Oklahoma These four states may trail Utah on the shortlist in terms of enthusiasm, but they still display a strong interest in the holiday, with average Google Trends scores of 60. Maryland: A Taste of Tradition Nestled in the heart of the Mid-Atlantic, […]
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