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Pie-licious Data!
After a great Thanksgiving meal, it’s time for an equally great—or better—dessert! Surveys say that pie is Americans’ favorite treat during this November holiday. One reason for the dessert’s popularity is that there are so many kinds of fillings: pumpkin, pecan, apple, chocolate, and more. And don’t forget to add whipped cream on top! Here is a breakdown of the kinds of pies that 1,000 Americans said they most look forward to seeing on their Thanksgiving table. What trends do you see in the circle graph?
Shutterstock.com (All Images); Source: YouGov; *Percents do not add to 100 due to rounding.
Pumpkin Pie23%
Pecan Pie14%
Apple Pie12%
Sweet Potato Pie8%
Chocolate Pie6%
Cherry Pie5%
Blueberry Pie5%
Key Lime Pie3%
other25%
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According to the survey, what type of Thanksgiving pie was the most popular among Americans?
What total percent of people chose apple, cherry, and blueberry pies combined? How many people is that equal to?
Do you think pie preferences would change if people were asked about holidays other than Thanksgiving? Why or why not?