Incomplete data isn't necessarily useless, it just requires extra caution. Even if the average instacart user is different from the average consumer, the map would still show relative differences between states, the ratio between states would remain the same.
this is people ordering from instacart, so its probably heavily skewed towards people who live far from the store have to order food online if they want something like hot sauce. i dont know what the food desert situation is like for instacart shoppers in ND, but that would be my assumption. people in louisiana, texas, arizona, california, and other pepper-loving states are more probably just buying their hot sauce from the grocery store
Hawaii should be redder. They have chili pepper water! They might not eat what you call hot sauce. But they eat plenty spicy things. Wasabi, ginger, garlic, curries, loads of Thai and Vietnamese foods.
This is not a cool guide. This documents people ordering hot sauce via instacart, not all people buying hot sauce.
Was going to say this too. Places with denser population probably buy in store more often
Incomplete data isn't necessarily useless, it just requires extra caution. Even if the average instacart user is different from the average consumer, the map would still show relative differences between states, the ratio between states would remain the same.
I’m pretty sure that Coloradans use so much hot sauce because the takeouts/restaurants here are typically pretty awful.
I'm from Louisiana and I call bullshit
Y’all may have invented tabasco but you cant take credit for “hot sauce” in general hahaha
this is people ordering from instacart, so its probably heavily skewed towards people who live far from the store have to order food online if they want something like hot sauce. i dont know what the food desert situation is like for instacart shoppers in ND, but that would be my assumption. people in louisiana, texas, arizona, california, and other pepper-loving states are more probably just buying their hot sauce from the grocery store
What’s up with ND?? That’s quite the outlier.
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We think Ketchup is spicy so Ketchup is considered hot sauce up here
WTF IOWA!
i put that shit on everything
Ah, Utah
I wonder if there’s a toilet paper ordering correlation?
Hawaii should be redder. They have chili pepper water! They might not eat what you call hot sauce. But they eat plenty spicy things. Wasabi, ginger, garlic, curries, loads of Thai and Vietnamese foods.
Texas isn’t listed high enough bs post