Online data shows 'restaurant-style salsa' is Texas' most searched Cinco de Mayo recipe
A new study suggests Texans are looking to celebrate Mexico's independence with fiery restaurant-style salsa at home. The quintessential appetizer is the most searched-for Cinco de Mayo-inspired recipe in Texas this year, according to the analysis compiled by food sensitivity specialist YorkTest. Researchers parsed through Google search trends to reveal this year's most popular Cinco de Mayo dishes for each state. In Texas, searches for "restaurant-style salsa" recipes are up 75% compared to last year.
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