It seems that each year at the fair they seem to come up with some over-the-top treat that is as bizarre as it is ridiculous. Sometimes you order just to say you've tried it. The staple at all local fairs is the funnel cake. Milk, egg and flour goodness in a squiggly circular shape. Lightly dusted with powdered sugar and eaten hot, steaming and beautifully browned.
A couple years ago they came up with fried Snickers bars. WHOA. They were the small individual Snickers coated with batter and fried. They were way too sweet for my taste, but this year they've come up with a winner - - fried Oreos!!!
Yes, oreos dipped in funnel cake batter and fried quickly in very hot oil, and again dusted with powdered sugar. They were quite delicious. The oreo loses it's hard crunchy texture and becomes a warm chocolately cake delight. The creamy center melts and creates an inner glaze. The chef gladly posed serving the creation.
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And I thought *fudge covered* Oreos were tiny bits of heaven! :-)
no way! too good to be true ... great photo!
Yum! Pass the fried milk please.
Zanne,
What a delight your pictures and verse are... Reminds me why I want to move to the country...
Oh, this is bad! Your immense talents now being turned to my utter corruption. You realize, don't you, that I must now go out and devour an entire pack of Oreos by myself today. Couldn't you have stuck to photographing old barns?
Nice series of pix about the fair though.
Oh my! I think I put back on 2 pounds just looking at the durn things. How could you do this to us?
FC: Fried milk?...too funny.
In addition to the funnel cakes, do they have anything called "fried dough"? I noticed it on a sign at a carnival here in Va.Bch. and had never seen that at any other fair or carnival.
The oreos look yum..does he have a secret funnel cake recipe for the batter?
yep another 1lb added to my hips just looking at those oreos...
My goodness that must be delicious!
Good luck with that triple bypass!
we tried fried twinkies at our fair in Ohio last year! they were surprisingly light--not heavy or greasy at all. and they expand when they hit the fried oil so they puff up and get really big. yum!
Chris said...
YUM, YUM, YUM them fried oreos will make ya want to slap yor mammy!!!
this is crap.....and silly...you need to spend more time working on your manners and social status...
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I hate Oreo's (chalky and pasty, IMO), but I've had fried Oreo's on three different occasions, and they're really, really good.
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