Dating app Hater used data from its users to create a map that shows the most hated food in each state.

Some results make total sense; others are weirdly specific.

For example, Missouri hates the last bite of a hot dog, New Jersey hates gas station wine, and Tennessee hates foraged food.

Back in July, the dating app Hater created a map that revealed what everyone hates the most in each state. Unsurprisingly, things like Times Square, polo shirts, and workout couples were among the hilarious and often weirdly specific results.

Now, the dating app is back with another map that shows the most hated food in each state.

Hater, which launched in February, matches you with people who hate the same things you do, based on the idea that "mutual dislikes can bring people closer than their shared interests." On the app, users can swipe in four directions — down to hate, up to love, left to dislike, and right to like — on about 3,000 different topics ranging from cilantro to slow walkers.

To make this map, Hater chose the food-related topic "with the largest negative discrepancy," or what each state hates most, relative to the world, a representative from the dating app told INSIDER.

Take a closer look at the map below.

Here's what people on the East Coast hate.

I don't know what gas station wine is, but I'm honestly intrigued. Courtesy of Hater

Here's what people in the Midwest and South hate.

South Dakota is missing out. Courtesy of Hater

Here's what people on the West Coast hate.

Agreed, Montana. Courtesy of Hater

And here's what people in Alaska and Hawaii hate.