North Dakota’s #1 Summer Dish Might Surprise You

Summer is full of all the things we love: sunshine, outdoor activities, flowers, and barbeques.

Summer is a short season here in North Dakota, but it's one we look forward to and make the most of.

We spend as much time as we can outdoors, and an outdoor picnic/barbeque is the perfect way to do that.

Before you head out to Sibley, Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, or even Harmon Lake, you'd better pack this North Dakota essential.

A study was done by Food Network looking at the favorite regional dish from coast to coast.

Have you ever heard of tomato pie? Me either, but apparently, it's Tennessee's favorite summer dish.

Oklahoma knows what's up because the state favorite is those no-bake chocolate peanut butter cookies. Yum!

Surprisingly, New York's favorite summer dish is lobster rolls.

Another head-scratcher is Nevada. The state's favorite dish is deviled eggs. How do you eat those when it's hot?! Remind me to never visit Nevada in the summer time the whole place will be stinking like hot egg farts.

Ok, so now let's get to North Dakota's favorite.

You might think, being the grill masters we are, that hamburgers or hot dogs would be the favorite summer dish, but nope.

According to the source, North Dakota's favorite summer dish is zucchini bread. I know I've eaten zucchini bread a time or two, but I don't remember it being very flavorful. I mean it wasn't bad... I'm just not sure about this pick.

What do you think?