An interactive map will tell you which U.S. states are shakin' for bacon

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An interactive map will tell you which U.S. states are shakin' for bacon
Bacon Credit: Mike Kemp/Getty

Some American states take 'bringing home the bacon' more literally than others.

Thanks to home goods retailer Ginny's, the most bacon-obsessed states in the great American nation have been exposed.

While bacon is trendy, Instagram is trendier. That's why Estately and Ginny's used the photo app to retrieve their data.


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"Instagram is one tool that we use to keep track of trending food topics," Ginny's marketing manager Cailey Pickett told the Daily Dot. "After exploring the hashtag #bacon we thought it would be really neat to dive deeper into this data to see what stories we might be able to uncover."

Upon clicking a state, users of the interactive map will see that state's average bacon consumption compared to the national average. A bacon-related fact about that state will also appear. 

50 States of Bacon
Click image to open interactive version (via Ginny's)

Who said maps about bacon weren't educational?


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Kelly is a comedy writer who currently resides in New York City. If you have a dog, she wants to pet it. Follow her on Twitter @KellyDiamond_

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