World Food Day

Today is officially World Food Day. Seriously. Every day is food day. There’s not a day that goes by that we don’t dream of sticking something yummy in our mouths.

WalletHub did the thing they do best—research stuff. Here are 2018’s Best Foodie Cities in America. Did your city do you proud?

Chew on these findings:

New York has the most gourmet specialty-food stores (per square root of population), 1.3816, which is 46.1 times more than in West Valley City, Utah—the city with the fewest at 0.0300.

Orlando, Florida, has the most ice cream and frozen yogurt shops (per square root of population), 0.3313, which is 21 times more than in Lewiston, Maine, the city with the fewest at 0.0158.

Here’s an interactive map-thingie to see where your city lands on the "tops" list:
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Source: WalletHub

We're craving real-life research. This information is cool, but our neck of the woods will never top anything, unless we get real. Like what we see and experience every day. Our town could win:

Most people per capita that eat like slobs

Biggest portions, biggest asses

Ranch dressing is a food group

If it looks like cheese, we’ll eat it

How ‘bout that, WalletSnob?
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