SUPER BOWL BY THE NUMBERS

$82 million

Amount spent on chicken wings— the most popular Super Bowl fare— according to Nielsen

$14.1 billion

How much Americans spend on game-day parties

$1.2 billion

How much we spend on beer for the Super Bowl, plus another $1.1 billion on wine and other booze

What do you eat on Super Bowl Sunday? Check out these regional game-day favorites, according to Google’s recipe search stats:

Buffalo wings are especially popular in Nebraska, New Jersey, North Carolina and Washington state. Collectively, we’ll gobble more than 1.33 billion chicken wings during our Super Bowl celebrations, according to the National Chicken Council.

Dips of all kinds are beloved game-day fare across the country, from cheese/queso dip in Arkansas and Colorado to spinachartichoke dip in Florida and Iowa to Buffalo chicken dip (big in Illinois, Massachusetts, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Wisconsin). We’ll spend more than $500 million on potato and tortilla chips to scoop it all up.

Chili recipes are tops in Delaware, Minnesota and Missouri.

Fans in New Mexico, New York and North Dakota will be frying up jalapeño poppers.

We like baking for the big game too, especially cupcakes in California, Connecticut and Texas.

Visit Parade.com/meatballs for Zimmern’s Moroccan meatballs and easy game-day lamb roast recipes.