Since I was just at my state fair yesterday, I had to post this...

It isn't weird, but it's delicious...

Belgian waffle on a stick, drenched in chocolate and topped off
with whip cream and sprinkles....absolutely yum.

And tony, I wouldn't be able to do the deep-fried twinkies or
candy bars.....that's a little too junk food!

Y'all ain't tried nothing DEEP FRIED until you've tried a Deep Fried Mars Bar







eeh by gum, they're grand I bloody tell thee

senik said:

You make me sick.

GaryTheNoTrashCougar said:

But I'd still fuck ya Northern style

Tek ya tut picture... on't back seats, somewhere along't Blackpool Promemade... We'll scoff deep fried Mars bars thereafter

senik said:

There's a Turk down the road from where I work that sells those, he tells me only white people and tourists eat these

FunkMistress said:

Me too.

obsessed said:

..what kind of sprinkles?

senik said:

that's what i'm talking about.
It's all about the foods that don't seem like they could take all that heat

tony23k said:

Just candy sprinkles you put on top of a cake or somethin'

PurpleJedi said:

Theyre still verrry popular, been around as long as mars bars have and dont look like theyre gonna stop!


Ive never had one, but Ive always wanted to...

senik said:

And this looks disgusting!

obsessed said:

but it's fried
the fact that it's sitting on ice makes it look more appetizing

I'm not sure I'd go to the fair with you if
I had to watch you eat that!

tony23k said:

Its not sitting on ice, its sitting on greaseproof paper!

Greaseproof paper covered in grease!

You never been to the chippy then??
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Deep Fried Rocky Mountian Oysters

susannah said:

that IS wax paper!
I guess my eyes were bigger than my stomach for a moment

btw what's a chippy?

tony23k said:

It's an old English slang term for a 'carpenter'

You know, like Jesus was a chippy or Karen and Richard were The Chippies "...Yesterday Once More...


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Mach said:

I'm going to a fair tonight ... I hope they have deep fried veggies... I love that

senik said:

The chippy is Scottish (and maybe English) Slang for the Fish & Chip restaurant, or Chip Shop, the delightful place where you can buy all sorts of wonderful fried goods. Packed in greaseproof paper, of course. And traditionally, newspaper. :drools: Theres a great chippy over the road from me!

susannah said:

Hey! Why you gotta lie for, huh?

senik said:

Ok, I know it means carpenter as well! But at least mine involves food.

(insert bad joke about the carpenters, or at least Karen, not involving food, here)

i love fried foods. chips, cheese, yum. nasty bad for my health so i limit my intake but yum. good.

the weirdest fried food i've ever seen? a sparrow on a stick, like a popsicle.
i did not think it was at all a good idea, nor visually appealing but someone bought it for me as a 'treat' so i had a nibble off the wingtip to be polite.

susannah said:

I already did that in the posts above

Bad, I know (<--- Vampire fangs!!!)

senik said:

no more vampires!

susannah said:

thanks....now I'm hungry

ewww.. dont the Scottish have deep fried PIZZA??

thanks senik...

this might be lunch today

REDFEATHERS said:

I'm not sure,..but would the toppinngs have to be inside?
I'd like to see that

REDFEATHERS said:

Its actually really nice, but its like eating a slice of grease! theyre not in batter, just normal deep-ish pan, 1/2 a 10" pizza but with not much cheese, quickly dunked in the fryer.

I had fish from the chippy for tea