Believe it or not, many states have at least one official food, and some are more delicious than others. New York state, for example, has an official state fruit (apple), an official state muffin (apple muffin), and an official state snack (yogurt). The following ranking is scientifically backed, completely unbiased, and will henceforth be considered law.
37. New York
36. North Dakota
35. Tennessee
34. Ohio
33. Kentucky
32. Idaho
30. West Virginia
29. New Hampshire
28. Utah
27. Washington
26. Indiana
25. Arkansas
24. Missouri
23. Delaware
22. New Mexico
21. Maine
20. Louisiana
19. Connecticut
18. Wisconsin
17. South Dakota
16. Oregon
15. Georgia
14. Alabama
13. Illinois
12. North Carolina
11. Virginia
10. Rhode Island
9. Massachusetts
8. Vermont
7. Minnesota
6. Florida
5. Maryland
4. South Carolina
3. California
2. Oklahoma
1. Texas
DISQUALIFIED: Alaska, Arizona, Hawaii, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, Nevada, Pennsylvania and Wyoming
None of these states have any ~official~ foods, so they are all disqualified BYE.
Honorable Mention: Colorado
Colorado Cinnamon Roll Day
An elementary school student made an effort to make it the official pastry of Colorado, and while the governor didn't oblige, he did make January 8th Colorado Cinnamon Roll Day.
Who wants to take a delicious road trip?
This post has been updated to include pepperoni rolls as the state food of West Viriginia.