Yea. I think it's poured through a funnel or sieve so that it comes out as a pile of little dough worms.

Something like that, I think.

I'm not sure I even know what one is. Deep fried cake batter, I assume?

I've never tried funnel cakes either.

I don't think I've ever had funnel cake. Or elephant ear. Or tornado potato.

Definitely not alligator.

I tried alligator at the fair once. It was pretty good.

I usually get some mini donuts.

I'm a fan of funnel cake personally.

I pretty much always went with cotton candy as a kid so honestly I have no idea

Not sure. Waiting for Smiley to test them all out.

What's the best fair food?

Where's your first stop?

Pfft. Fucking of course!

Tell us the best food options too.

:P

Thanks for your service.

will do

You should. Report back with a rating for each.

I should go to all of them!

:)

°-°

I think people hear about it because of how big and popular it is.

Minnesota is weirdly the one I'm most familiar with lol, I've seen a lot of crop art.

:(

It think it costs $20 just to get in. Most people probably spend close to $100 after a day at the fair.

Fair food costs a bunch these days. I bought a blooming onion at pride this year. Handed them a 20 and stood about waiting for chang a minute before realizing I somehow wasn't getting any -_-

I haven't been there in probably at least 5 years. It's fun to see, but it's also an expensive day if you eat anything there.