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Not for me, thanks. Frankly, the only thing here that appeals to me less than fried oreos (seriously, why?) is the pink and blue cotton candy. Are you a fan? [To see more ABC Wednesday posts, go here.] |
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Not for me, thanks. Frankly, the only thing here that appeals to me less than fried oreos (seriously, why?) is the pink and blue cotton candy. Are you a fan? [To see more ABC Wednesday posts, go here.] |
Nice blue and yellow (and orange) color scheme, and retro 1930s carnie atmosphere but I’m with you: fried oreos and cotton candy? Thanks but no thanks. So what exact carnival site could this be found at?
ReplyDeleteHowever, I might be up for some deep-fried ice cream. A definite yum.
Cotton Candy, YES! Fried cookies????? you gotta be kidding!
ReplyDeleteWhy would anyone want ruin a perfectly good cookie?
ReplyDeletenever had them. not especially looking forward, either.
ReplyDeleteROG, ABCW
I think this "deep frying" trend is a bit much. I'd vote for "Yuck". :)
ReplyDeleteyou mean fried cookies?
ReplyDeleteThese "junk" foods must appeal to someone, but I could walk past this place without any tug of desire. The signs do make for a great photo composition however. Well captured.
ReplyDeleteSugar overload just looking at the photo. Though a funnel cake can be tasty on an autumn day in the Ozarks.
ReplyDeleteYUK!
ReplyDeleteFried cookies is something I would not like to try,
much to sickly, pretty colours though !
Best wishes,
Di,
ABCW team.
I've eaten cotton candy a couple of times. Once when I was a kid and then as an adult to see if I changed my mind about the treat. It didn't I don't get it.
ReplyDeleteThe View from the Top of the Ladder
ooh noo...not for those sugar-crushed stuff :)
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