fried cereal kicks off summer of fair foods

By Linnea Covington

While some of us strive to eat well for swimsuit season, one rite of summer prompts many to ignore their diets fair foods. Each year, towns and cities across the country heat up their deep fryers and start experimenting with new flavors and combinations. They fry up Oreos, butter, doughnuts, Coca-Cola and even more exotic fare but are they worth the calorie bomb?

At this year California State Fair in Sacramento, they dishing out a new deep-fried menu that includes cheeseburgers, mac n cheese and cinnamon rolls. At the San Diego County Fair, you can try fried cereal balls made with Trix and Cinnamon Toast Crunch.

deep-fried Trix aren for kids, unless you want to contribute to the obesity problem,Organza Prom Kleid, wrote Shauntel Lowe,http://www.yitingwu.com/lifechem/bbs/forum.php?mod=viewthread&tid=4094079, who previewed the treat for the Imperial Beach Patch website,http://www.88178.com/htm_data/2/1303/81920.html. doughy ball of greasy cereal wasn bad, but it definitely isn something I go out of my way to buy. Made by award-winning vendor Christi Erpillo, these little beauties are made by wrapping Samoa cookies in wonton skins, then frying them and adding bits of drizzled caramel, chocolate and coconut.

Moving away from the fried zone, the North Dakota State Fair will boast two new food booths in July: Pork Chops on a Stick and Just Desserts. The former is pretty obvious (um, pork chops,michael kors handbags?),oakley sunglasses sale, but fairgoers will just have to be surprised by the desserts the latter stand will serve.

The Minnesota State Fair will go beyond butter sculptures and food on a stick this year, offering up a sweet corn ice cream made by Blue Moon Dine-In Theater. But, staying true to the spirit of classic fair food,cheap oakley sunglasses, the ice cream can be covered in bacon,http://www.metadress.com/, of course.