Which food does your state hate most? - Americans’ food habits are endlessly fascinating, but what people don’t eat is just as interesting as what they do. Hater, a dating app which matches you with people based on what you hate, used data from hundreds of thousands of Americans to find out the most hated food from every state. From the weirdly specific to the hilariously broad, check out this gallery to see what your neighbors despise.

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Alabama: Chipotle - It's weirdly also what Americans miss most when they travel abroad. Agree to disagree?

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Alaska: Voss water - At least it's better than diet water.

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Arizona: Kombucha - Maybe it's the name, or maybe it's being so aware of the activity in your gut when drinking the healthy fermented beverage, but the people of Arizona don't like it.

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Arkansas: Cilantro - It seems the people of Arkansas are those poor souls for whom cilantro tastes like soap.

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California: Chick-Fil-A - Controversy over the chain's homophobic remarks might be the reason behind the hatred of this restaurant.

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Colorado: Flaming Hot Cheetos - For many Americans, this hatred is unheard of.

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Connecticut: Canned food - Connecticut will be the least prepared in an apocalypse.

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Delaware: Hawaiian pizza - While the world struggles with this controversy, Delaware has made up its mind.

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Florida: Licorice - Despite being a hot spot for baby boomer retirees, Florida is not a fan of this sweet treat.

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Georgia: Tuna salad - Maybe it's the smell, or maybe it's the salad part...

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Hawaii: Coke - Why drink Coca-Cola when you can have coconut water?

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Idaho: Dim Sum - Hot, steaming, savory buns somehow aren't appealing to Idahoans.

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Illinois: Biting string cheese - It peels smoothly for a reason!

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Indiana: Charcuterie - Hoosiers aren't afraid to hate the fancy plate.

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Iowa: Quinoa - Yes, it's one of the most neutral tastes, but something about it rubs Iowa the wrong way.

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Kansas: Shellfish - Far away from any coast, Kansas can afford to hate the oceanic delicacy.

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Kentucky: Hummus - It's a mystery to most, but perhaps this state just prefers their carrots and pita chips plain?

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Louisiana: Cookies with raisins - It's made especially worse when they parade around as chocolate chip cookies, waiting for unsuspecting victims, ready to give them deep trust issues.

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Maine: Asian fusion - Sushi tacos, teriyaki burgers, you name it, Maine is not having it.

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Maryland: The corner piece of a brownie - The people of Maryland want all gooey softness and no tough crust.

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Massachusetts: Mayonnaise on fries - It's not mayonnaise by itself, which alone is despised by many, but rather the audacity of putting mayonnaise on french fries.

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Michigan: Cold pizza - It takes a certain kind of person to eat leftover pizza straight from the fridge.

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Minnesota: Beans - The magical fruit has apparently stunk up its reputation in Minnesota.

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Mississippi: Sour cream - They must not be a fan of pierogies.

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Missouri: The last bite of a hot dog - The rest of the hot dog is fine, but it's just that last bit where the hot-dog-to-bun ratio is off, the sauce is leaky, and, on top of it all, you have to face the fact that it's over.

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Montana: Pumpkin spice anything - Montana is definitely not the place for people who spend all year waiting for fall.

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Nebraska: Chili peppers - Nebraska couldn't stand the heat, so they took the chili out of the kitchen.

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Nevada: La Croix - This sparkling water craze swept the nation, but it left Nevada bitter in its wake.

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New Hampshire: Expensive cocktails - Decently priced cocktails would be completely acceptable, however.

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New Jersey: Gas station wine - You can only hate something as strange as this if you're forced to get it more often than you'd like.

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New Mexico: Chicken nuggets - The default food for picky eaters faces a new challenge in New Mexico.

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New York: Ranch on pizza - A surprising opinion in a country full of the ranch-on-everything type of people.

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North Carolina: Cottage cheese - It's definitely an acquired texture.

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North Dakota: Tapas - Small plates of food at high prices just aren’t appetizing to North Dakotans.

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Ohio: Pesto - Cheesy, garlicky, oily, and full of flavor, yet Ohioans would rather plain tomato sauce.

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Oklahoma: Veggie burgers - Vegetarians: maybe don't rush to Oklahoma.

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Oregon: Fast food - It sounds very Portland, but this might be a healthy hatred, considering McDonald’s is actually banned in several other countries.

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Pennsylvania: Chai Lattes - At least they're open to pumpkin spice.

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Rhode Island: Capers - These salted, pickled berries are inseparable from tartar sauce and cream cheese bagel with lox, but Rhode Islanders are apparently fine with giving those up.

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South Carolina: Matcha tea - The trendy drink with health benefits and an appealing bright green color still can't beat out the South Carolina sweet tea.

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South Dakota: Expensive cheese plates - Like their northern neighbors, South Dakotans aren't fans of high prices for small amounts of shared food.

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Tennessee: Foraged food - Perhaps the people of Tennessee have forgotten how all humans used to get their food.

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Texas: Steak cooked well done - Anthony Bourdain once said, "The philistine who orders his food well-done is not likely to notice the difference between food and flotsam."

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Utah: Balsamic vinegar - The intensely flavored vinegar is often either loved or hated, and Utah has made up its mind.

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Vermont: Spray cheese - But who really feels passionate enough about spray cheese to dispute this anyway?

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Virginia: Dabbing pizza grease with a napkin - If you're already eating the pizza in the first place, who are you and your diet kidding?

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Washington: Keurig K-Cups - The good people of Washington care deeply about the environment!

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Washington, D.C.: Turkey bacon - They want the real thing, and the real thing only.

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West Virginia: Tofu - Soy, the most controversial vegetarian favorite, gets a bad rep in West Virginia.

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Wisconsin: Lunchables - Wisconsinites were likely the kids who never got them and could never show off those weird cold cuts and mini pizzas.

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Wyoming: Gluten-free - The state's unapologetic blanket hatred for all things gluten-free is downright hilarious.

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