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List of U.S. state foods

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This is alist of official U.S. state foods:

State	Food type	Food name	Year & citation
Alabama	State cookie	Yellowhammer cookie	2023^[1]
	State nut	Pecan	1982^[2]
	State fruit	Blackberry	2004^[3]
	State tree fruit	Peach	2006^[4]
	State cake	Lane cake	2016^[5]
	State vegetable	Sweet potato	2021^[6]
	State legume	Peanut	2022^[7]
Alaska			None^[8]
Arizona			None^[9]
Arkansas	State fruit	South Arkansas vine ripe pinktomato	1987^[10]
	State grain	Rice	2007^[11]
	State grape	Cynthiana (Vitis aestivalis)	2009^[12]
	State nut	Pecan	2009^[13]
California^{[notes 1]}	State nut	Almond,walnut,pistachio, andpecan	2017^[14]^[15]^[16]
California^{[notes 1]}	State mushroom	California golden chanterelle	2023^[17]
Colorado			None^[18]
Connecticut	State food	Pizza	2021^[19]
Delaware	State herb	Sweet goldenrod (Solidago odora)	1996^[20]
	State dessert	Peach pie	2009^[21]
	State fruit	Strawberry	2010^[22]
Florida	State fruit	Orange	2005^[23]^[24]
	State pie	Key lime pie	2006^[25]
	State honey	Tupelo honey	2016^[26]
Georgia^{[notes 2]}^[27]	State vegetable	Vidalia sweet onion	1990^[28]^[29]
	State fruit	Peach	1995^[30]^[31]
	State prepared food	Grits	2002^[32]
Hawaii^{[notes 3]}			None^[33]^[34]
Idaho	State fruit	Huckleberry	2000^[35]
Idaho	State vegetable	Potato	2002^[35]
Illinois	State snack food	Popcorn	2004^[36]
	State fruit	GoldRush Apple (Malus ×domestica)	2007^[36]
	State vegetable	Sweet corn	2015^[36]
	State pie	Pumpkin pie	2016^[36]
	State grain	Corn	2018^[36]^[37]
	State bean	Soybean	2025^[38]^[39]
Indiana^{[notes 4]}	State snack food	Popcorn	2021^[40]
Iowa			None^[41]
Kansas	State fruit	Sandhill plum	2022^[42]
Kentucky	State fruit	Blackberry	2004^[43]^[44]
Louisiana	State fruit	Louisianastrawberry	1980^[45]
	State jellies	Mayhaw jelly and Louisiana sugar cane jelly	2003^[46]
	State meat pie	Natchitoches meat pie	2003^[47]
	State vegetable	Sweet potato	2003^[48]
	State cuisine	Gumbo	2004^[49]
Maine	State berry	Wildblueberry	1991^[50]
	State herb	Wintergreen	1999^[51]
	State dessert	Blueberry pie made with wild Maine blueberries	2011^[52]^[53]
	State treat	Whoopie pie	2011^[54]^[53]
	State sweetener	Pure Mainemaple syrup	2015^[55]
Maryland	State dessert	Smith Island Cake	2008^[56]
	State drink	Milk	1998^[57]
	State crustacean	Blue crab	1989^[58]
Massachusetts	State muffin	Cornmuffin	1986^[59]^[60]
	State bean	Baked navy bean	1993^[59]^[61]
	State berry	Cranberry	1994^[59]^[62]
	State dessert	Boston cream pie	1996^[59]^[63]
	State cookie	Chocolate chip cookie	1997^[59]^[64]
	State doughnut	Boston cream doughnut	2003^[59]^[65]
Michigan	State native grain	Manoomin	2023^[66]^[67]
Minnesota	State berry	Blueberry
	State pop (soda)	Orange
	State tree	Red pine
	State grain	Wild rice	1977^[68]
	State mushroom	Morel	1984^[68]
	State muffin	Blueberry muffin	1988^[68]
	State fruit	Honeycrisp apple	2006^[68]
Mississippi	State fruit	Blueberry	2023^[69]
Missouri	State tree nut	Eastern blackwalnut (Juglans nigra)	1990^[70]
	State grape	Norton/Cynthiana (Vitis aestivalis)	2003^[71]^[72]
	State dessert	Ice cream cone	2008^[73]
Montana	State fruit	Huckleberry	2023^[74]
Nebraska			None^[75]
Nevada			None^[76]
New Hampshire	State fruit	Pumpkin	2006^[77]
New Hampshire	State vegetable	White potato	2013^[78]
New Jersey	State fruit	Northern highbush blueberry	2004^[79]
New Jersey	State sandwich	Pork roll egg and cheese (sandwich containing Taylor Ham, eggs and cheese,	2023^[80]
New Mexico	State vegetable	New Mexico chile^{[notes 5]} and pinto beans	1965^[81]
New Mexico	State cookie	Bizcochito^{[notes 6]}	1989^[81]
New York	State fruit	Apple	1976^[82]^[83]
	State muffin	Applemuffin	1987^[82]^[84]
	State snack	Yogurt	2014^[85]^[86]
North Carolina	State vegetable	Sweet potato	1995^[87]
	State berry	Blueberry	2001^[87]
	State red berry	Strawberry	2001^[87]
	State fruit	Scuppernong grape	2001^[87]
North Dakota	State fruit	Chokecherry	2007^[88]
Ohio	State fruit	Tomato	2009^[89]
Ohio	State native fruit	Pawpaw	2009^[89]
Oklahoma	State meal	Oklahoma state meal: Chicken-fried steak, barbequed pork, fried okra, squash, cornbread, grits, corn, sausage withbiscuits andgravy, black-eyed peas, strawberries, and pecan pie	1988^[90]^[91]
	State fruit	Strawberry	2005^[90]
	State vegetable	Watermelon	2007^[90]^[92]
	State steak	Ribeye	2019^[93]
Oregon	State nut	Hazelnut (filbert)	1989^[94]
	State mushroom	Pacific golden chanterelle	1999^[94]
	State fruit	Pear	2005^[94]
	State vegetable	Potato	2023^[95]
	State steak	T-bone steak	2025^[96]
Pennsylvania			none^[97]
Rhode Island	State fruit	Rhode Island Greening Apple	1991^[98]
Rhode Island	State appetizer	Calamari	2015^[99]
South Carolina	State fruit	Peach	1984^[100]^[101]
	State snack food	Boiled peanuts	2006^[100]^[102]
	State vegetable	Collard greens	2011^[100]^[103]
	State picnic cuisine	Barbecue	2014^[100]
South Dakota	State dessert	Kuchen	2000^[104]
South Dakota	State bread	Frybread	2005^[104]
Tennessee	State fruit	Tomato	2003^[105]
Texas^{[notes 7]}	State dish	Chili	1977^[106]
	State fruit	Texas redgrapefruit	1993^[106]
	State pepper	Jalapeño	1995^[106]
	State native pepper	Chiltepin	1997^[106]
	State vegetable	Sweet onion	1997^[106]
	State health nut	Nativepecan	2001^[106]
	State snack	Tortilla chips and salsa	2003^[106]
	State bread	Pan de campo	2005^[106]
	State cobbler	Peach cobbler	2013^[106]
	State pie	Pecan pie	2013^[106]
	State squash	Pumpkin	2013^[106]
Utah	State fruit	Cherry	1997^[107]
	"a favorite snack food"	Jell-O (recognized by a Senate resolution only)	2001^[108]
	State historic vegetable	Sugar beet	2002^[109]
	State vegetable	Spanish sweet onion	2002^[109]
Vermont	State flavor	Maple	1993^[110]
	State fruit	Apple	1999^[111]
	State pie	Apple pie, required by law to be served with: a glass of cold milk, a slice of cheddar cheese weighing a minimum of 1/2 ounce, or a large scoop of vanilla ice cream.	1999^[112]^[113]
	State vegetable	Gilfeather Turnip	2015^[114]
Virginia			None^[115]
Washington	State fruit	Apple	1989^[116]
Washington	State vegetable	Walla Wallasweet onion	2007^[117]
West Virginia	State fruit	Golden Delicious apple	1995^[118]
Wisconsin	State grain	Corn (Zea mays)	1989^[119]^[120]^[121]
	State fruit	Cranberry (Vaccinium macrocarpon)	2003^[119]^[121]
	State pastry	Kringle	2013^[119]^[122]
	State dairy product	Cheese	2017^[119]^[123]
Wyoming			None^[124]

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^In a proclamation as acting governor, Lt. Gov.Gavin Newsom declared the artichoke state vegetable, the avocado state fruit, the almond state nut, and rice state grain. The legislature did not enact these.
^Georgia declared peanuts the state crop.
^Hawaii's official state plant is kalo (Colocasia esculenta; taro).
^Indiana Senate Resolution 59 (2009) madesugar cream pie (renamed "Hoosier Pie") "unofficial state pie" in 2009.
^Along withNew Mexico chile being one of the state vegetables, New Mexico has adopted three additional chile-related state symbols.
• The state question,"Red or green?", was adopted in 2003 and is a reference to choosing between red chile or green chile when ordering New Mexico cuisine.
• The state answer,"Red and green or Christmas", was then adopted in 2007.
• Most recently, New Mexico's state aroma,"The aroma of green chile roasting", was adopted in 2023.
^PerSection 12-3-4 NMSA 1978, the word is spelled "bizcochito". However, a common alternate spelling is"biscochito".
^In 2003, Texas law madesopaipilla andstrudel state pastries until 2005.

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