The states that consume the most calories on Halloween

We’re all guilty of a little over-indulgence on Halloween. How could we not be? Candy companies capitalize on our gluttonous appetites, creating new and fun flavors of our favorite chocolates and sweets.

Some states, however, indulge more than most. Achievement, a research organization, investigated the calories logged on Halloween from various fitness tracker apps. They tallied up the calories logged and the calories burned through walking - racking up steps while roving the neighborhood for candy.

The team subtracted the calories burned from the calories eaten and ranked states in order of their net intake for the night. They then compared these numbers to the average calories that each state’s residents usually consumed.

The state with the No. 1 spot? Florida. I’m from Florida myself, and I can tell you - the trick-or-treating situation is ideal.

New York came in second place, with Arizona in third.

The states with the most restraint from Halloween candy temptations were Louisiana and New Hampshire.

“This new research indicates that Florida, Oregon, and New York report the most calories consumed on Halloween compared to other states,” Tom Quisel, a data scientist for Achievement, told The Daily Meal. “Even though we may have the best of intentions to stay healthy and avoid temptations on Halloween, all of the candy and other high-calorie treats can add up without our realizing it.”

Here’s where your state ranks, from the most calories consumed to the least:

1. Florida
2. New York
3. Arizona
4. Pennsylvania
5. Wisconsin
6. Maine
7. Washington DC
8. Arizona
9. New Jersey
10. California
11. Minnesota
12. Colorado
13. Ohio
14. Minnesota
15. Virginia
16. Missouri
17. Washington
18. Illinois
19. Tennessee
20. Michigan
21. Maryland
22. Alabama
23. Arkansas
24. Nevada
25. Indiana
26. Iowa
27. Connecticut
28. Idaho
29. South Dakota
30 North Dakota
31. Kansas
32. West Virginia
33. Rhode Island
34. North Carolina
35. Hawaii
36. Wyoming
37. New Mexico
38. Oregon
39. Georgia
40. Delaware
41. Oklahoma
42. Nebraska
43. Texas
44. Vermont
45. Montana
46. Kentucky
47. South Carolina
48. Massachussetts
49. Utah
50. New Hampshire
51. Louisiana

Of course, not all candies are equally caloric - some treats are less tricky than others. While one night won’t wreck your body for good, here’s a visual guide to help you decide how much candy you really should be eating in a day.