What’s Washington’ Favorite Cookie?

Just three weekends before Christmas and with such limited time, many of us will be baking Christmas cookies on one of those weekends.  It makes sense with Monday being National Cookie Day.  But Christmas themed treats aside, what are the country's non-seasonal cookie favorites?

USA Today looked into it and reports,  “Nestlé Toll House asked 5,024 people nationwide what of 57 different kind of cookies best remind them of their state…..Using the data collected in October, Nestlé created a list of cookies that "best describe" each state."

The most popular pick was chocolate chip, with one out of every three Americans in favor of the flavor and soft and chewy won for favorite texture. But leave it to the Pacific Northwest to march to a different drummer.

Thanks to USA Today, here’s the list.

Alabama: Peanut butter with chocolate chips

Alaska: Russian tea cakes

Arizona: Mexican wedding

Arkansas: Peanut butter with chocolate chips

California: Peanut butter with chocolate chips

Colorado: Chocolate chip with nuts

Connecticut: Chocolate chip without nuts

Delaware: Chocolate chip without nuts

Florida: Orange

Georgia: Peanut butter with chocolate chips

Hawaii: White chocolate macadamia nuts

Idaho: Oatmeal chocolate chip

Illinois: Chocolate chip without nuts

Indiana: Chocolate chip without nuts

Iowa: Chocolate chip without nuts

Kansas: Chocolate chip without nuts

Kentucky: Bourbon spice

Louisiana: Maple pecan

Maine: Molasses

Maryland: Chocolate chip with nuts

Massachusetts: Cranberry

Michigan: Chocolate chip without nuts

Minnesota: Chocolate chip without nuts

Mississippi: Peanut butter with chocolate chips

Missouri: Chocolate chip without nuts

Montana: Cowboy

Nebraska: Chocolate chip without nuts

Nevada: Peanut butter with chocolate chips

New Hampshire: Pumpkin spice

New Jersey: Chocolate chip without nuts

New Mexico: Biscochito

New York: Chocolate chip without nuts

North Carolina: Chocolate chip without nuts

North Dakota: Chocolate chip without nuts

Ohio: Peanut butter with chocolate chips

Oklahoma: Chocolate chip with nuts

Oregon: Pumpkin spice

Pennsylvania: Peanut butter with chocolate chips

Rhode Island: Biscotti

South Carolina: Peanut butter with chocolate chips

South Dakota: Chocolate chip without nuts

Tennessee: Chocolate chip without nuts

Texas: Cowboy

Utah: Chocolate chip without nuts

Vermont: Maple pecan

Virginia: Peanut butter with chocolate chips

Washington: Apple cinnamon

West Virginia: Haystacks

Wisconsin: Chocolate chip without nuts

Wyoming: Cowboy