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Christopher Boan has covered sports and sports betting for more than seven years and has worked for publications such as ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly and the Green Valley News.
With the summer fast approaching and the thermometer ratcheting higher by the day, there’s nothing like a nice scoop of ice cream to beat the heat. That seems to be especially true in the state of Michigan, whose residents have flooded the internet looking for different varieties of the national delicacy.
GreatLakesStakes.com, your source for the Michigan online casino scene, used Google Trends to calculate the most ice cream crazy states by search volume from April 21, 2022 to April 21, 2023. A point system was developed, giving up to 50 points for search rank.
Up to 50 points were also awarded for each state’s search rank among the most popular ice cream flavors by Google Trends search volume -- vanilla, chocolate and strawberry.
After we added up the numbers, here are some results you won’t find on any Michigan casino apps.
It’s safe to say that the Great Lakes State doesn’t mess around when it comes to their ice cream preferences. That’s because Michigan ranked ninth overall when it came to ice cream search interest on Google, with chocolate scoring the highest at 36, followed by strawberry (29) and vanilla (25).
Overall, the state had an overall search interest ranking of 41, with a total score of 131.
Nationally, Michigan trailed states like New Hampshire (173 points), Utah (158 points), Delaware (152 points), Connecticut (151 points) and Maine (148 points), who made up the top five nationally.
Michigan was sandwiched between Maryland and New Jersey, which tied for seventh overall with 138 points, while coming in ahead of South Carolina (130 points), Ohio (126 points) and Pennsylvania (120 points).
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Christopher Boan has covered sports and sports betting for more than seven years and has worked for publications such as ArizonaSports.com, the Tucson Weekly and the Green Valley News.
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