Whats your favorite fair/carnival food?

[Okiebug61]

The list is so long I do not know where to start. So I'll try to narrow it down to my top 5.

Cinnamon Rolls! OMG they are the size of a mini card door! If you don't want to stand in line you have to get there bright and early.

Corn on the cob! They dip this huge sweet ear of roasted corn into a vat of melted butter. I do believe this is the only thing that comes close to being better than wild sex. (Just Kidding)

12" Corn Dog, Ok! This dog is the bomb, especially with ice cold yellow mustard slathered all over. Geeze, this to may rank right up there with the Corn!

Funnel Cake! Yummy, this fair favorite is so much fun to eat with your partner, trying to see which one can get the most powdered sugar on the other. And what better reason to lick your fingers in public!

Fresh Squeezed Lemonade! Nothing quenches your thirst better than a tall cool glass of this ice cold beverage! We are lucky this drink is available in one of those foot long tubes so you savor the great taste for several seconds. :-)

What's your fav?

[intrigue_in916]

The list is so long I do not know where to start. So I'll try to narrow it down to my top 5.

Cinnamon Rolls! OMG they are the size of a mini card door! If you don't want to stand in line you have to get there bright and early.

Corn on the cob! They dip this huge sweet ear of roasted corn into a vat of melted butter. I do believe this is the only thing that comes close to being better than wild sex. (Just Kidding)

12" Corn Dog, Ok! This dog is the bomb, especially with ice cold yellow mustard slathered all over. Geeze, this to may rank right up there with the Corn!

Funnel Cake! Yummy, this fair favorite is so much fun to eat with your partner, trying to see which one can get the most powdered sugar on the other. And what better reason to lick your fingers in public!

Fresh Squeezed Lemonade! Nothing quenches your thirst better than a tall cool glass of this ice cold beverage! We are lucky this drink is available in one of those foot long tubes so you savor the great taste for several seconds. :-
What's your fav?

I second or third the CORN DOG !and wash it down with FRESH SQUEEZZZZD LEMONADE

[Stitch]

Elephant Ears!!!!

Mini Donuts
Hot Dog
Cotton Candy

[scootebaby]

my only favorite food(that i can think of) at a carnival/fair is the funnel cake......i LOVEEEEE those things

[The_Lady_Snow]

GARBAGE FRIES & LEMON SHAKE-UPS!!!!!

[Medusa]

Eww! Has anyone tried the fried coke or fried snickers?! ( I feel a diabetic coma coming on!)

[The_Lady_Snow]

Fried Twinkie onna schtick!!

[dixie]

hot dog
cotton candy
deep fried oreos
mini donuts
cheese fries
not food but those huge slushy drinks in the funny looking ginormous cups (which may or may not contain alcohol...jus sayin)

[iamkeri1]

Hands down , no question.
Greasy french fries with malt vinegar sprayed all over them - the only reason to go to a fair!!
Smooches.
Keri

[Medusa]

They have one vendor at the Arkansas state fair that sells HUGE chunks of cheese deep fried in tempura batter and served with this amazing vodka sauce.

I salivate and pine away!

[Blade]

French Fries with malt vinegar
Fresh squeezed lemonade

[The_Lady_Snow]

Snow Cones!!!!!

[Okiebug61]

Eww! Has anyone tried the fried coke or fried snickers?! ( I feel a diabetic coma coming on!)

Medusa! I will say with my head bowed in shame that I had to try the fried snickers, the ad part was it was damn good. I know what in the world could make a snickers any better, will fried would be the answer. :-)

[Blade]

oh yeah I forgot about those. REAL snow cones, not the shaved ice and imitation snow cones you get in a cup at some events. The real thing is the bomb.

[Okiebug61]

French Fries with malt vinegar
Fresh squeezed lemonade

Yummy! What kind of Malt Vinegar are we talking about here. After living in Scotland i can't stand Heinz. The only kind I like is English Pub.

[The_Lady_Snow]

THE TURKEY LEG!!!

[Okiebug61]

Any one ever had the cinnamon roasted almonds? They are to die for!

[Okiebug61]

THE TURKEY LEG!!!

I wish I liked these! I love watching people walking around a fair eating a big ole roasted turkey leg. They always look so happy!

[moxie]

I haven't been to a fair since I was a kid but elephant ears, corn dogs, lemon shake-ups and cotton candy were what I always wanted.

Grew up outside Chicago so there was always a lot of Polish food too...pierogis, sausages, etc.


And my hometown is home to the Popcorn Festival so tons of different kinds of popcorn.

[Medusa]

GYROS!


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[The_Lady_Snow]

ITALIAN SAUSAGE, GREEN PEPPERS & ONION SUBLIKE SAMMICH!!!!

[Okiebug61]

GYROS!


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Gyros! You have to have Jackhammer take a trip go good ole Norman, Oklahoma. We have a place call "The Greek House" on the OU Campus! It is run by a couple from Greece who's schedule is just like OU's. Gyros are so good you want to move in and eat to your death.

http://www.yelp.com/biz/greek-house-norman

Eat your heart out!

[The_Lady_Snow]

Key Lime Pie on a schtick!!!!

[PaPa]

Hot sausage sandwich with peppers and onions
Funnel cake
French fries
Cotton candy
Candy apple
Stickies (sticky buns)
Ice cold Coke slush

[dixie]

I'm good with all of this:

http://www.preferredentertainment.com/Fun-Foods/Images/Carnival_Foods.jpg

[The_Lady_Snow]

Caramel & Candy Apples!!!!!

[tiggs]

OH MY GOSH I LOVE CARNIVAL FOODS!!!!

My favs are mini cinnamon donuts, funnel cakes, jelly belly jelly bean donuts, candy apples and lots and lots of cotton candy oh and the corn on the cob (I have to have something healthy). I will eat more junk food at a carnival than anyone thought humanly possible and go back for more!

[The_Lady_Snow]

Walking Taco!!!!

[Outlaw]

Kettle Corn

Fried Dough with Powdered Sugar

Mini Donuts

Buffalo Wings

Candy Apples (Granny Smith or Mac Intosh) No Damn Sprinkles or Coconut

Sausage Subs

Cherry Shaved Ice

Kielbasa, Pierogis, Golumpki

Clam Chowder, Fried Clams, Clam Cakes, Lobster Bisque

Fried Mushrooms

Pad Thai

[amiyesiam]

I do not ever remember going to a fair or a carnival growing up
amusement parks yes

in my 30's i tried funnel cakes at a fair(I was dragged)
I fell in love
and promptly went home and got a recipe
and make my own

[kannon]

bottled water.

:hangloose:

It's hot in texas.

I cant eat hot foods in the heat.

Maybe caramel/candy apples

cotton candy

fruit

cold pies

[LaneyDoll]

OMG this thread feels like home-lol.

Funnel cake with powdered sugar only (don't mess up my insanely unhealthy treat by adding fruit to it).
Caramel apples (not candied though)---my fave take home treat
Snow cones
Nachos with cheese and very hot jalapenos
Cotton candy

:sparklyheart:

[T D]

I think mine is still the plain and simple, corn dog with mustard :)

[T4Texas]

When I used to go to the Renaissance Fair, they had this wonderful thing called a Scottish Egg. It was a boiled egg, wrapped in sausage and deep fried on a stick. MMMMMMMarvelous!

[Guy]

I also don't remember going to fair's or carnivals growing up. The closest thing was Seaside boardwalk or the Italian festival in Elizabeth.

The boardwalk had the best pizza and sausage, peppers and onions on a nice soggy hoagie roll.

and at the italian festival, my favorite were the zeppoles (belly sinkers) :)

[swan]

Cotton Candy, pink or purple please!

Those cinnamin almond thingies...

Fry Bread! LOVE Fry Bread! It's similar to elephant ears, but you can get them with cinnamin and sugar, or apple pie filling, or tacos! Aren't elephant ears usually deep fried? Fry Bread is usually done on a skillet....

Roasted corn with parmesan cheese!

Soft pretzels with home-made horseradishy brown mustard from the 4H peeps... It's hot and spicy and OhMyDawgGOOD! The ONLY time I drink beer is washing down the pretzels n mustards... So you have a bunch of people with an open mason jar of this killer mustard, dippin' our pretzels in (and yes sometimes there might be a bit of double dippin' but it's the FAIR people. Besides, I don't think any germs could survive in the mustard!) passing around an ice cold beer or two, because none of us are drinkers but beer is the only thing that'll cool the ohsowonderful burn...

And caramel apples...

[Rockinonahigh]

Well it wont be to long and the Louisiana State Fair will be in town,the first thing I get is a pineapple whip icecream cone...yummmmm..then I gotta have carmel popcorn,then get a big bag of salt water taffy,then before I leave a big carmel apple with nuts on it.Corse this year Im most likely conna have to go easy on the chow...nawwww its the fair have a ball.Doctor J eat your heart out.

[Cowboi]

Funnel cake
Corn dog with lots of mustard
Elote
Sausage, peppers, and onions

[JustJo]

Ooooooo....I love fair food! :eating:

Sausage with peppers and onions

Caramel apples (probably my all time favorite)

Blooming onion with horseradish sauce to dip in

Corn dog...with mustard

Corn on the cob...but only if it's roasted and dipped in butter :)

Cotton candy (just a little, preferably stolen from my sweetie's stick...cuz it tastes better that way)

Apple fritters

Yum!

[Daktari]

I tend not to eat at such venues nowadays but if really pushed or hungry will have chips (that's fat fries) or a freshly roasted pork bun/bap/barmcake. When I was a kid and candy floss (cotton candy) was my favourite.

[always2late]

Oh I SO wish there was a carnival/fair to go to right now after reading this thread! My favorites are:

Corn dogs
Soft pretzels with spicy brown mustard
Cotton candy
Sausage and peppers
and my all time fav....zeppoles with LOTS of powdered sugar!

[girl_dee]

Fried Alligator on a stick!

[Andrew, Jr.]

Sausage with Pepers and Onions

Lemonaid

Hot Pretzels

[princessbelle]

http://i101.photobucket.com/albums/m48/kyleSPICER/cakes.jpg

http://i268.photobucket.com/albums/jj29/LoveOnTheNet/Friendship/Hi%20Friends/dish-CANDIED.jpg

These two are must haves!!!!!

[Apocalipstic]

Roasted corn!

Candied almonds!

Diet Coke! lol

[MissPriss]

frozen sweet tea and corndogs

[MrSunshine]

corn dogs and funnel cake

[foxyshaman]

Fried Alligator on a stick!

:blink: <- praire 'never seen this before' look

[foxyshaman]

elephant ears!!!!

[Okiebug61]

Fried Alligator on a stick!

I had this before and I am sorry to say it tasted like "Chicken".

[WhiteTigress]

Cotton candy and funnel cake

WT

[StillettoDoll]

Cotton candy
popcorn
Chocolate and vanilla swirl cone

[Tommi]

http://www.acmepartyworks.com/images/cotton%20candy%20machine1.jpg
http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/funnel-cake-with-ice-cream.jpg

[TIMBERWOLF]

The old fashion salt water taffy, and fudge
Old Fashion ice cream bar dipped in chocolate and chopped nuts

[Lynn]

Rainbow snow cone
Hot sausage sandwich with peppers and onions
Candy apple (the red candy)
Pink cotton candy
Cheese fries
Corn dogs
Fresh squeezed lemonade

My partner adds: rice pudding in sugar cones with whipped cream and a cherry, from the Bloomsburg Fair.

[starryeyes]

DEEP FRIED KLONDIKE BARS... OMFFFGGGGGGG

:-)
Starry

[Gentle Tiger]

the giant turkey legs and the corn on the cob!

[Gemme]

Funnel cakes, elephant ears, candy apples, cotton candy, corn dogs and kettle corn. If there's super sweet tea to wash it down with, all the better.

[FlowerFem]

I haven't been to a fair since I was a small child. So let's see, I loved the corn on the cob. Of course a corn dog. My favorite thing was the soft ice cream with swirled flavors in them like carmel or rasberry. Do they still have that?

[Liam]

BBQ sandwiches. I have only experienced a Viking in Montana—its seasoned ground beef on a stick, dipped in a cornmeal batter and deep fried. Lots of mustard and its just this side of heaven.

[Chancie]

I love slushy lemonade drinks, not too sweet.

[Scorp]

Prior to dieting, my most favorite thing to eat at the fair...In this order:

#1 COTTON CANDY!!! I'm a junkie with this stuff and could never get enough.

#2 Candy Apples

#3 Snow Cones (adding cherry, grape and orange syrup)

#4 Corn Dog (never had one and thought it would be nasty until I had my first one at the Minnesota State Fair years ago) YUMMMMMMMM....!

[WolfyOne]

From the time I was 12 until I was 19, I had the pleasure of working carnivals and county fairs every summer, but haven't been to any in many years.

My first choice is cotton candy and am still an addict to this day
I'd have to follow that up with elephant ears and lemonade shake ups
Also will add foot long corn dogs because a person has to have meat every now and then while working long hours

I spent a lot of years eating whatever the mess tents served up to employees first thing in the mornings since the carnivals weren't officially open at that time. Some of those mess tents had some pretty darn good cooks.

[Okiebug61]

Tickets for Oklahoma State Fair go on sale tomorrow! It's not until September but the events sell out quickly!. Ah after 14+ days of 100+ weather I am ready for the fall. A couple of years ago they took our fair down to 10 days which increased attendance and made everything a lot better.

I can smell the roasted corn as we speak! Yummmmy

[weatherboi]

i once had deep fried pop tarts on a stick!!! Delish!!!

[Holly.88]

Foot long, deep fried corn dog with mustard on the side, washed down with an ice cold drink.

[deb_U_taunt]

Washington and Oregon fairs have 'Walla Walla Burgers', big burgers with LOTS of fried sweet onions with a side of curly fries.

[tantalizingfemme]

I don't know what to think....

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/food-wine/americas-wacky-fair-foods_b_887997.html?ir=Weird%20News#s301448&title=North_Carolina_KoolAid

[ruffryder]

stumbling across this thread makes me hungry.
-turkey leg
-funnel cake
-corn dog
-lemonade

[ScandalAndy]

funnel cake!!!

recently i got hooked on deep fried oreos, but i feel like a chump admitting that, because it goes against my funnel cake/candy apple/caramel apple/sausage with peppers and onions upbringing!

[clay]

Smoked giant Turkey legs
Corn Dogs
Onion Ribbons
Roasted Corn on Cob
Boiled Peanuts
Funnel Cakes
all time fave Cotton Candy

[bigbutchmistie]

Ive never been to a fair or anything but some of this food sounds awesome :)

[ScandalAndy]

Ive never been to a fair or anything but some of this food sounds awesome :)



whaaaaaaaat??!!?!?!? Oh man, somebody needs to steal you right quick and get you to a fair/carnival!!1

[Okiebug61]

Ive never been to a fair or anything but some of this food sounds awesome :)

I'd try the Texas State Fair this year in October. It's always going on during the OU Texas Game!

[Venus007]

Elote
Skinny french fries with balsamic vinegar
Elephant ears with cinnamon
Cinnamon roasted almonds

[deathbypoem]

Lemon Shake ups, extra lemon :)

strawberry funnel cakes

those are my two.major.favs.

[cinnamongrrl]

I used to loveee the baked potatoes at the Big E....but after waiting in line for a Brazilian years, I found the toppings were scant... and the potato not so big...or delish :(

This year, I will have the cream puff which is legendary...fried dough w/ cinnamon and sugar....and I will attempt to try something deep fried, either Oreo or Twinkie...or Snickers...? :| OH...and the hand cut French fries from Jack's. That is my dad's legacy :) I'm sure there will be other things.....I'm going more than once this year...

http://www.thebige.com/fair/activities/Food.asp

[MsBluem]

All hail the lemon shakeup...though the one I got at the state fair last weekend paled in comparison to the ones I get at our local festival.

And two words, planeteers: fried oreos.


OH MY GODDESS. if you haven't had fried oreos...you are missing out.

[Chad]

I love the roasted corn........yummy!

[o'queery]

The best thing i EVER had at a food fair was a Krispy Kreme Chicken Sandwich

•fried chicken patty topped with Swiss cheese tucked between two Krispy Kreme raspberry jelly-filled glazed doughnuts


sooo good.

[weatherboi]

garbage fries
soft serve ice cream
deep fried cheese curds with delicious brown gravy
foot long hotdogs
corn dogs
eclairs
funnel cakes

i heard there is a person that makes soda in all kinds of different flavors. They say you can buy the first glass and then bring it back for refills at a more cost effective price. i can't wait to find this person!!!

[macele]

it is that time of year! well in a month of so, here.

caramel apple w/ nuts
candied apple
taffy
cotton candy
lemonade
corndog

the corndog and lemonade, ... i eat at the fair. the rest, i take home with me.

i went to the fair one year and i intentionally ate everything DOG. a corndog. sausage dog. chili dog. pulled pork dog. if it was a dog, i bought it. that was back before the heart attack LOL. o my, let the good times roll.

[Licious]

Most of it does nothing for me, but I do sometimes like caramel apples or Cotton Candy. Cotton Candy fascinates me, I love watching it made.

[Bèsame*]

I get caught up in the smells and then can't decide.

Funnel cake w/o the strawberry stuff
Fresh cotton candy made right before my eyes:)

And I love all the sampleshttps://encrypted-tbn2.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcRp-37Qpo1SH7nmI08ekKAe0ZwrsAltwr0gFnwPQ6afZ6DaJsx-

[Happyfemme]

I used to loveee the baked potatoes at the Big E....but after waiting in line for a Brazilian years, I found the toppings were scant... and the potato not so big...or delish :(

This year, I will have the cream puff which is legendary...fried dough w/ cinnamon and sugar....and I will attempt to try something deep fried, either Oreo or Twinkie...or Snickers...? :| OH...and the hand cut French fries from Jack's. That is my dad's legacy :) I'm sure there will be other things.....I'm going more than once this year...

http://www.thebige.com/fair/activities/Food.asp


I love the Big E I go every year and usually more than once. Last year I had a London Broil sandwich which was good. Then for dessert a cream puff and an eclair. I tried a bite of blueberry pie which was in one of the state buildings and that was good too. Good thing I walk around the whole time after eating all that food. I know exactly what you mean about the baked potatoes. The fries at Jack's are awesome I will probably have those this year too.

[JAGG]

I like going with a group of friends or family that way you get a bite of just about everything. I love the pineapple whips my fav I think. Corn on the cob no butter. I loved the grilled chicken on a stick. BBQ grilled pork sirloin sandwiches. Funnel cake. Grilled italian sausage. Corn dog.

[grenade]

funnel cake with powdered sugar. We had some recently.

[cinnamongrrl]

Hand cut fries with salt n vinegar

Cotton candy

Fried dough with cinnamon n sugar

Candy apples once in a while...

[RockOn]

the fudge they make at the fair that comes here in October

[Cailin]

Wow... I have no idea. I dont think ive ever had carnival food.. :( i need to fix that

[Daniela]

Definitely funnel cake with powdered sugar!

[JDeere]

Fried alligator on a stick

[Blade]

Fisk's fries with malt vinegar
Footlong corn dog
Caramel apple with nuts

[Logicaly]

Garlic fries and funnel cake! Mmmm I need to find a carnival now.

[Venus007]

Fresh squeezed lemonade
Elephant ears with cinnamon and butter
Shoestring fries with malt vinegar and salt
Sausage with green peppers and onion

[WolfyOne]

I worked carnivals when I was a kid...
so, elephant ears, lemonade shake ups, corn dogs and cotton candy, not necessarily in the order I wrote them.

[EnchantedNightDweller]

Roasted corn on the cob! Mmmmm

[torchiegirl]

http://icosmetic.files.wordpress.com/2011/11/candy_apple_red_lipstick_fiat_500_c_car_color.jpg

[torchiegirl]

http://media.trusper.net/u/1f81769f-614c-43df-9ee3-6e8114762f4d.jpg

[Cin]

I grew up in an area heavily populated with Portuguese people, so fairs and festivals (many religious in nature) always consisted of lots of traditional Portuguese food.
For 15 cents you could get a cup of tramousses. Love that stuff. Or a container of favas.

http://images.media-allrecipes.com/userphotos/250x250/00/98/80/988084.jpg

Chourico or linguica sandwiches were always available at any fair or festival in the area.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3410/3656216662_2690e2bbf3.jpg

Malasadas are my favorite, my grandmother made these for Easter, but you could always get them during fairs and festivals. To the untrained eye they may resemble fried dough but let me assure you they are not. They are DEEP fried dough and that makes all the difference. While it usually has to be Easter or a festival to get them, malasadas are always available at the Portuguese Bakery on Commercial St. in Provincetown, which is a little bit like being at a fair or on Sunday morning at Tony's Bakery in Fall River.

http://images.media-allrecipes.com/userphotos/250x250/00/00/21/2186.jpg

Hard to get this stuff in Montreal even though there is a Portuguese section that has some delicious food. Just not the same food I grew up with. For example the natas here are awesome. And the peri peri chicken fabulous. No chourico or linguica though but you can buy chorizo, which to my mouth is not really the same, but good.

Oh and another rather unique and quite delicious treat you could always get at fairs or festivals where I grew up is the oft misunderstood chow mein sandwhich.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5e/Fall_River's_Famous_Chow_Mein_Sandwich.jpg

I may have digressed a tad here and there. Sorry about that.

Damn, I'm really hungry and I'm sort of specifically hungry which is harder to feed than just plain hungry.

[SleepyButch]

I'd have to say:

pork chop sandwich (pork tenderloin) with barbecue sauce

roasted corn on the cob

Fresh cut French fries with lots of ketchup

funnel cake with lots of powdered sugar

Bucket of fresh chocolate chip cookies and milk

[Bard]

Do wine slushies count?
hmm corn dogs, the Ice Ceram at the NYS state fair, fried dough funnel cakes Cheese Curd mmmm :blink: and I am sure I am missing something

[Chad]

Roasted corn covered in butter!

[stargazingboi]

I grew up in an area heavily populated with Portuguese people, so fairs and festivals (many religious in nature) always consisted of lots of traditional Portuguese food.
For 15 cents you could get a cup of tramousses. Love that stuff. Or a container of favas.

http://images.media-allrecipes.com/userphotos/250x250/00/98/80/988084.jpg

Chourico or linguica sandwiches were always available at any fair or festival in the area.

http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3410/3656216662_2690e2bbf3.jpg

Malasadas are my favorite, my grandmother made these for Easter, but you could always get them during fairs and festivals. To the untrained eye they may resemble fried dough but let me assure you they are not. They are DEEP fried dough and that makes all the difference. While it usually has to be Easter or a festival to get them, malasadas are always available at the Portuguese Bakery on Commercial St. in Provincetown, which is a little bit like being at a fair or on Sunday morning at Tony's Bakery in Fall River.

http://images.media-allrecipes.com/userphotos/250x250/00/00/21/2186.jpg

Hard to get this stuff in Montreal even though there is a Portuguese section that has some delicious food. Just not the same food I grew up with. For example the natas here are awesome. And the peri peri chicken fabulous. No chourico or linguica though but you can buy chorizo, which to my mouth is not really the same, but good.

Oh and another rather unique and quite delicious treat you could always get at fairs or festivals where I grew up is the oft misunderstood chow mein sandwhich.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5e/Fall_River's_Famous_Chow_Mein_Sandwich.jpg

I may have digressed a tad here and there. Sorry about that.

Damn, I'm really hungry and I'm sort of specifically hungry which is harder to feed than just plain hungry.

I grew up 20 minutes from Fall River....these are some of the best things from there. I remember the first time I ventured out of the area and headed to a fair seeking out fried dough (because at that time I though everyone knew what a mallie (malasadas) was...and when I got what they called an Elephant Ear I scratched my head. Hmmm I thought...took a bite and spit it right out...wth I thought. My friends got a good laugh at my response. Still to this day I can't eat anything but a mallies

oh and lets not forget this

http://fromtheopenroad.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/july09_rt_lr_day81-6.jpg

[Cin]

I grew up 20 minutes from Fall River....these are some of the best things from there. I remember the first time I ventured out of the area and headed to a fair seeking out fried dough (because at that time I though everyone knew what a mallie (malasadas) was...and when I got what they called an Elephant Ear I scratched my head. Hmmm I thought...took a bite and spit it right out...wth I thought. My friends got a good laugh at my response. Still to this day I can't eat anything but a mallies

oh and lets not forget this

http://fromtheopenroad.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/07/july09_rt_lr_day81-6.jpg

OMG, yes. Del's frozen lemonade. Wherever folks gather to have fun in Rhode Island and Southeastern Massachusetts you will find a Del's truck. Trivia: Was almost chosen as the RI state drink. Lost out to coffee milk.

http://eatyourworld.com/images/staff_food_entries/New-York-Coffee-Milk.jpg

Can't find coffee milk anywhere in Quebec but it wasn't really a carnival/fair food

but this sure was and it's delicious with coffee milk but then what isn't.
Hmmmm! Clam cakes (often called clam fritters for some reason).
http://content1.tastebook.com/content/photo/user_photo/8xWfgVZz13c213436333333313C8Or71oq_1364421600.jpg

I get it about Elephant Ears, lol. In montreal they have Beaver Tails. And while I can eat one warm without spitting it out, why would I want to. I think if you grow up eating malasadas it spoils you for anything else.

[clay]

Kurtos.....discovered a new fair food....hungarian chimney roll...OMG!

[deathbypoem]

http://nebula.wsimg.com/b80a52b29ece83ca40b30bd72833ac0c?AccessKeyId=D540D 7706CD0006FBDFD&disposition=0&alloworigin=1


http://divascancook.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/09/IMG_7792-300x200.jpg

[CherryWine]

Smoked turkey leg
Roasted corn with butter
Elephant ear with powdered sugar
Fried chicken on a stick
Fresh, hot buttermilk biscuit with syrup (these are given away for free at our state fair)

[JDeere]

I forgot the corn dogs, lemonade and fried oreos

[MrSunshine]

Clowns....

[C0LLETTE]

Clowns....

Any particular flavour of clown?

[MrSunshine]

Any particular flavour of clown?


Creepy Flavour

[Daniela]

Creepy Flavour

like this?

http://www.blastr.com/sites/blastr/files/styles/blog_post_media/public/images/StephenKingClown041612.jpg?itok=yFNI0KD0

[C0LLETTE]

Which end do you start at or do you go for the middle first?

[MrSunshine]

like this?

http://www.blastr.com/sites/blastr/files/styles/blog_post_media/public/images/StephenKingClown041612.jpg?itok=yFNI0KD0


Oh, look, you found tasty the clown.

[MrSunshine]

Which end do you start at or do you go for the middle first?



Face down butt up!

[C0LLETTE]

Face down butt up!

Well, I hope Bozo satisfies your every fantasy. However, please know beforehand, that foot/paw size may work to indicate how big a dog will become but shoe size means nothing in terms of clown organs.

[MrSunshine]

Well, I hope Bozo satisfies your every fantasy. However, please know beforehand, that foot/paw size may work to indicate how big a dog will become but shoe size means nothing in terms of clown organs.


I'll be sure to grab an extra corn dog wrapper.

[C0LLETTE]

I'll be sure to grab an extra corn dog wrapper.

Yes, makes an excellent condoment. Word of advice though, get the Slurpie in a to-go cup.

[Rockinonahigh]

Yes, makes an excellent condoment. Word of advice though, get the Slurpie in a to-go cup.

My fav fair food is... Chubby hamburgers,ya can't get em any better,pine apple whip ice cream cones..to die for,Caramel pop corn,Italian sub sandwich,giant cinnamon rolls..I gotta stop before I gain twenty pounds just thinking about all of this.

[EnchantedNightDweller]

Peach ice cream at the Weatherford Peach Festival. Soooo yummy!

[kittygrrl]

walking taco
waffle cone sundae

[cinnamongrrl]

hand cut fries and fried dough...

neither of which I got at this fair last weekend...

also...anything on a stick is pretty darn good...I stand by that...

[Mormegil]

The fair food here is horrible. And i see the same food vendors every year at the renissance festival and interstate fair...there is no escape

[Tuff Stuff]

Corn dogs and cotton candy :D


Got to remember not to eat before the rides.

[Wrang1er]

The fries and sugar waffles!

[FireSignFemme]

Elephant Ears

[CherryWine]

hand cut fries and fried dough...

neither of which I got at this fair last weekend...

also...anything on a stick is pretty darn good...I stand by that...

I second the anything on a stick. Everything should come on a stick.

Our state fair has these huge, delicious cinnamon rolls made from yeast dough. Man, I'd give an arm and a leg to have one of those right now.

[DapperButch]

Cotton candy and funnel cakes.

[JDeere]

Funnel cakes is my main favorite but deep fried snickers bar is second.

[Orema]

Fries with salt and malt vinegar.

[Stone-Butch]

Corn dogs and hamburgers with onions fried then fried again then.... well you get it.

[Gayandgray]

Snow cones, elephant ears, deep fried Twinkies, greasy French fries with cheese.

[girl_dee]

beignets and also andouille on a stick......

[GeorgiaMa'am]

Corn dogs!

[nanners]

Corn fritters and deep fried cheese curds....and the Minnesota State Fair has darn near everything on a stick! They also have Minnesota wines...so fun to try new wines!

[Kätzchen]

Ears of Corn, grilled with Garlic Aioli sauce. So delish!

[Blade]

I may have answered this before not sure but the answer is Fisk fries with plenty of salt and malt vinegar. I can not make them taste the same at home as they do at the fair