Mark Webster
Senior Cook
Corn Dogs, Funnel Cakes and Freshly Squeezed Lemonade. Nothing says carnival food like these items do.
Mark
Mark
Carnival and fair foods
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Barb L.
Master Chef
We have a nice county fair, if it is really warm , they do serve alot of shaved ice! They also sell alot of deep fried veg's, mozz. sticks, bloomin onion's, and home made chips with cheese, bacon bits, green onion ! My mouth is watering !! My favorite is still skinny fries w/vinegar !
jkath
Hospitality Queen
WIKIWIKI said:
Honestly, that always has the longest line at our local Farmer's Market! And, it's quite possibly the cheapest to make! Since you don't need to fry anything, it's much easier as well. I love the idea!
Barb L.
Master Chef
I know there is a differance- but what- between scaved ice and snow cone?
We went to our local annual barbecue festival in September and fell in love with fried ice cream. Yum, yum, yum!
WIKIWIKI
Assistant Cook
Shaved ice or snow cone...
Snow cone consists of ice that is finely crushed up, it is hard and crunchy. The flavoring tends to flo through the ice to the bottom of the container.
Shave ice is ice that is shaved very finely with a sharp blade. It has the consistancy of freshly fallen snow, very fluffly and the flavoring tends to spread around inside instead of going down to the bottom of the cup. Yummy!
Snow cone consists of ice that is finely crushed up, it is hard and crunchy. The flavoring tends to flo through the ice to the bottom of the container.
Shave ice is ice that is shaved very finely with a sharp blade. It has the consistancy of freshly fallen snow, very fluffly and the flavoring tends to spread around inside instead of going down to the bottom of the cup. Yummy!
jkath
Hospitality Queen
........and, the Hawaiian shave ice has dozens of flavors too! I love the pina colada, one kid likes the green apple/coconut and the other likes watermelon/vanilla
Flourgirl
Senior Cook
I wait every year for our country fair to start so I can get my annual fried dough, love it with the tomato sauce and parmesan. If I knew of a vendor that sold it year round, I'd be in real trouble!
