How far would you travel for good food?

Nearly a third of Americans have traveled somewhere just for the food, according to new research.

Conducted by Talker Research on behalf of HI-CHEW, a survey of 2,000 U.S. adults revealed that 22% have crossed state lines to get their hands on a certain food or snack, while another 10% have gone as far as another country to satisfy their cravings.

An additional 34% admit that although they haven’t yet hopped in a car or on a plane for a taste of their favorite treat, they have considered it and would do so if given the opportunity.

Fifty-six percent of all respondents would leave room in their suitcase just to bring snacks back home, while another 41% wouldn’t put it past themselves to even purchase another suitcase to stash their newly bought snacks. In fact, the average American would spend $180 to try their favorite international food in its country of origin.