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Central Jersey Has Spoken: Favorite Margarita for Cinco De Mayo

With another Cinco De Mayo upon us, our friends at Shane Co. conducted a survey to find out how each state takes their Margarita. There are many different types including…

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With another Cinco De Mayo upon us, our friends at Shane Co. conducted a survey to find out how each state takes their Margarita. There are many different types including classic, strawberry, mango, spicy jalapeno, watermelon, and passion fruit. Tequila brands include Jose Cuervo, Patron, Casamigos, and Don Julio. Then there's frozen or on the rocks with sea salt, regular salt or sugar. So what type of Margarita do New Jerseyans prefer? We like a classic Margarita, on the rocks with Patron and sea salt. New Yorkers also like it on the rocks with Patron and sea salt, but prefer a Mango Margarita.

Here are some other interesting insights:

  • 41% of Americans have sent a text they shouldn’t have after drinking margaritas

  • Almost a third of Americans would choose margaritas over coffee if they could only have 1 of the 2 for the rest of their lives

  • On average, Americans need about 3 margaritas for enough liquid courage to dance in public

You can find the full survey, and even find out how much Americans are spending on margaritas each year, here

Margarita survey graphic

Let's be honest, all moms are superheroes in their own right.

With Mother's Day quickly approaching, we're happy to report that New Jersey has been named the 8th best state for working moms in the United States for 2022.

The personal-finance website WalletHub compared each of the 50 states for a working mother based on 17 key metrics. The list includes day-care quality, parental-leave policy score, gender pay gap, and more.

Here are the top 10 states for working moms:

10. New Hampshire

9. New York

8. New Jersey

7. Vermont

6. District Of Columbia

5. Wisconsin

4. Minnesota

3. Rhode Island

2. Connecticut

1. Massachusetts

For more information on the full report, click below.