We asked what the best Midwestern side dish is on a Thanksgiving table and our readers had a clear favorite. Did your top pick win?

“Dressing. It’s the most requested side dish by my family.” While one commentor went so far as to name both these dishes as her Thanksgiving Day favorites. “Stuffing and green bean casserole.” Homemade cranberry salad and candied sweet potatoes were also mentioned in the comments section on Facebook.

Google's annual Thanksgiving trend report and among the findings are the top-rated holiday sides, ranked by the best in each state, including stuffing and more.

We asked you to tell us your favorite Thanksgiving side dish — and the winner was pretty clear. Cumberland County loves its stuffing (or dressing depending on what you call it), with 42.62% of poll respondents casting their ballot in favor of the classic Thanksgiving side.

Signature side dishes were named for every state by content platform Stacker. Washington’s dish highlights onions harvested in Walla Walla, known for their mild, sweet taste.

Whatever you call it, it’s a sensational side dish and truly, the only one that is solely associated with Thanksgiving. You could probably order most of these at a restaurant any time of year, but stuffing/dressing belongs to this night and this night only.

Instacart data shows the most and least favorite Thanksgiving dishes, with mashed potatoes and stuffing reigning supreme and green bean casserole falling behind.

Campbell’s Company recently released its third annual State of the Sides report, which examines Thanksgiving side dishes and recipe trends.

If you're looking for some inspiration for what to serve as a Thanksgiving side dish, these favorites are fool-proof choices.

Sorry, but green bean casserole is nasty.