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The Minnesota State Fair - the annual "Great Minnesota Get Together" - resembles, I assume, most other US State Fairs. However, I do believe there is one distinct difference: the presence of an incredible amount of foods served on a stick. I have no idea of the origin of this practice - I'm by no means a Minnesota native - but here is an opportunity to sample some of the variety. |
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Coating Oreos in Batter...Hmmm....Batter |
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Gyro |
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Candy Bars are usually too healthy, so it makes sense to deep fry them. |
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Just like the Italians intended |
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I'll give you a foot long hot dog... |
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Nothing to do with food, but, man I used to love Magnum! |
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It looks so good in the picture, it must be so tasty! |
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Cheese on a stick? These people aren't even trying. |
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I have a feeling this involves buying corn dogs in bulk and taking off the corn. |
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For those of you who have no clue what "hotdish" is, find someone from the midwest and ask them. (basically a casserole) |
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Chinese food on a stick? Interesting. OSTRICH on a stick? I heard it tastes like chicken. |
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Not funny if you're a Florida Gator fan. |
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Doesn't fit in the picture: a booth for DEEP FRIED CHEESE CURDS. Skimmed off of the top of milk when making cheese - and God's gift to humans (along with beer) |
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Not on a stick, but I love saying to my wife: "Honey, you want a Nut Roll?" |
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Pork Burger? The cow-pig combination I've been looking for. |
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Smore |
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I'm pretty sure the Belgians don't do this at their fairs. |
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This is that "Fudge Puppie". I've heard that saying before, but not in reference to food. |
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Potato chips. |
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I want to name my house - or at least the bedroom - the "Sausage Station" |
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A sea of Minnesotans who will produce tons of methane tonight after eating all this food. |
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