Oreo tops America’s favorite airport snacks nationwide, new map reveals

New map of America Favorite airport snacks It reveals what travelers pick up before rushing to the gate.

A state-by-state breakdown reveals regional loyalties, according to research data analyzed by eSIM service provider Holafly and Delish got it – With Oreo taking first place nationwide.

From Sour Patch Kids in Maine to jerky across the South, Americans enjoy different things before a flight.

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However, Oreo cookies, with more than 110,000 searches, remain the No. 1 airport snack in the country, according to the data.

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From Cheetos to Sour Patch Kids, the top airport snacks travelers prefer vary greatly by region. (Jeffrey Greenberg/Global Image Collection via Getty Images)

1. Oreo

The popular cookies received 113,380 searches nationwide and were most popular in Alabama, Wisconsin, and Illinois.

The classic cookie, which debuted in 1912, has gone through many evolutions — from early lemon-filled versions to giant “Big Stuf” Oreos — and was made with lard until the 1990s.

The classic cookie, which debuted in 1912, has gone through many evolutions over the years. (Istock)

That’s when the overhaul made it kosher, like Fox News Digital I mentioned previously.

2. Jack Link’s Beef Jerky

the second Most searched airport The snack was Jack Link’s Beef Bacon Sticks.

Available in pepper and teriyaki flavors, this protein-packed snack is a clear favorite in Idaho, Wyoming, Texas, Louisiana, Iowa, Ohio, Tennessee, Connecticut and Rhode Island.

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The rankings indicate that the protein snack category continues to rise, according to Holly Lavallee, senior vice president of marketing and research and development at Link Snacks, the maker of Jack Link’s.

Search trends highlight favorite airport snacks that are quite different across the country. (Jeffrey Greenberg/Global Image Collection via Getty Images)

“Travelers don’t need empty calories, they need real fuel,” Lavallee told Fox News Digital.

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“Packed with real meat protein to help keep your energy up and great flavor to cure any craving, Jack Link’s is your best bet when snacking on the go,” she said.

“Best of all, [there are] “The sugar won’t break down like it does in many other airport snack options.”

3. Cheetos puffs

The third most searched product was light and cheesy Cheetos Puffs.

They were a favorite pre-trip choice, according to searches, in Hawaii, California, Arizona and Pennsylvania.

New data highlights the snacks Americans eat most often before heading off to their flight, with more snacks waiting for them. (Istock)

Fans of these items can be identified by their dust-covered fingertips, and the distinctive orange dust they leave behind.

4. Cheetos Flamin Hot Crunchy

Cheetos Puffs’ crunchy, spicier cousin, Cheetos Flamin’ Hot Crunchy, followed its airier counterpart.

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The hot version was the most searched for in Nevada, Nebraska, Missouri and Maine.

5. Twizzler

In fifth place came Twizzlers, a licorice-type candy known for its chewy texture and twisted shape.

candy, Acquired by The Hershey Company in 1977, it is now the best-selling licorice brand in the United States, according to multiple reports.

Oreo is No. 1 nationwide, but state-by-state breakdown reveals other regional preferences. (Istock)

They were most popular in Montana, Colorado, Kansas, Minnesota, Arkansas, Mississippi, Indiana, Kentucky, Maryland and Delaware.

6. Sour Patch Kids

This soft and chewy candy, known for its “sour-then-sweet” taste, was the most searched for in Florida, Michigan and New Hampshire.

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Sour Patch Kids, which first entered the U.S. market in 1985, according to snack history, It has expanded beyond candy over the years to include gum, ice cream, lollipops, and even breakfast cereal.

7. Dunkin’

New York and South Dakota are working on Dunkin’, according to research data.

A Dunkin’, like this one seen at Newark Liberty Airport, was a favorite of travelers in New York and South Dakota. (Istock)

Signature treats of Coffee The company reigned supreme in the Big Apple and the Mount Rushmore state.

“From a quick run to the gate to settling in before a long flight, travelers know they can count on Dunkin’,” a Fox News Digital spokesperson said.

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“Our cakes are easily a fan favorite, as is our coffee any way they like it — plus airport-friendly grab-and-gos, from hash browns and avocado toast to Hearty breakfast Sandwiches.”

The company said it is proud to be “a familiar stop that makes travel days much easier and tastier.”

Dunkin’ said it’s proud to be “the familiar stop that makes travel days a whole lot easier and tastier.” (Getty Images)

8. Welch’s Fruit Snacks

Next in line for travelers Most popular in West Virginia and North Dakota were Welch’s Fruit Snacks.

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Welch’s — best known for its grape juices and jams — introduced its Fruit Snacks line in 2001. The snacks have since grown into a global product that often tops fruit snack sales rankings, according to multiple reports.

9. Doritos Cool Ranch

Ranch-flavored Doritos were the most popular in Washington, Oregon, Vermont and South Carolina.

Was your favorite on the list of the best airport snacks? (Jeff Greenberg/Education Images/Universal Images Group via Getty Images)

Doritos Spicy Sweet Chili also topped searches in New Jersey and North Carolina, although the flavor did not make the top 10 nationally.

10. Haribo Goldbears

Rounding out the top 10 were Haribo Goldbears, a fruit-flavored gummy bear shaped like a bear, available in classic flavors such as lemon, orange, pineapple, strawberry and raspberry.

They were the favorites in Georgia and New Mexico.

“For many travelers on the road or in the air, Haribo has become part of the journey,” a company spokesperson told Fox News Digital. “It’s a familiar joy and a little moment of happiness that brings people together. … People are looking for that, and our goal is to make that happen, especially on busy travel days.”

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Other honorable mentions that topped searches in select states included Peanut M&M’s (Utah and Oklahoma), Chobani vanilla yogurt (Massachusetts), and Perfect Bars (Virginia). The latter is cooled Protein bar Made with nut butters, honey, and over 20 superfoods.

Fox News Digital has reached out to Holafly, as well as each company in the top 10, for comment.