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When it comes to takeout and delivery, Chicago has some weird winter munchies.

Food delivery and takeout app GrubHub has compiled and released its 2014 data, and the dishes that saw spikes in the winter reveal a lot about Chicago’s hibernation appetite preferences.

According to GrubHub, pan cheese pizzas see a 56 percent increase in orders in Chicago during the winter as compared to spring, summer and fall. The list gets a little stranger from there. Here it is, with the item listed first beside the percentage increase in orders:

Chimichangas, 56 percent

Chili, 44 percent

Ruben sandwhiches, 43 percent

Cheesecake, 38 percent

Avocado rolls, 37 percent

Beef with broccoli, 37 percent

Shrimp, 34 percent

Calamari, 31 percent

Rice pudding, 30 percent

Seriously, chimichangas?

GrubHub also gave a peek into the tipping habits of Chicago neighborhoods. According to the data, Edison Park residents are the most generous tippers, with an average of 14.6 percent per order. The rest are as follows. (Note: According to GrubHub, the amounts only account for tips left on credit cards, as cash tips are not tracked.)

North Center, 14.1 percent

Avondale, 14.1 percent

Bucktown, 14.1 percent

Norwood Park, 14.1 percent

Uptown, 14 percent

Lincoln Square, 14 percent

Irving Park, 14 percent

Wicker Park, 14-percent

Logan Square, 14 percent

Dunning, 14 percent

Andersonville, 14 percent

Albany Park, 14 percent

Ravenswood, 14 percent

Portage Park, 14 percent

Edgewater, 14 percent

Buena Park, 13.9 percent

West Town, 13.9 percent

Rosehill, 13.9 percent

Rogers Park, 13.9 percent

Forest Glen, 13.9 percent

Jefferson Park, 13.9 percent

Wrigleyville, 13.8 percent

Ukrainian Village, 13.8 percent

Belmont-Cragin, 13.8 percent