With the much anticipated Texas State Fair now in full swing, visitors from far and wide are coming to board daring rides, view the stunning auto show, and sample some of the tasty treats being sold by the many vendors. Texas has many attractions and unique businesses that appeal to those visiting the area for the first time and those who have been born and raised in the Lone Star State.
Those interested in joining a luxury car club, for example, can quickly access this service by contacting the DFW Elite Car Club. Exciting car tours through the scenic roads of Texas are also available, and participants could find themselves driving the sports car or classic car of their dreams.
It seems that the newest attraction in Texas, however, isn’t the scenery, the exciting attractions, or even the human cannonball at this year’s State Fair. Rather, it’s a deep-fried concoction that was invented last year during Texas’s annual festivities.
It’s Fried Coke, and it’s another addition to the list of deep fried specialities offered at the nation’s largest state fair. Two food writers describing their experience at the Texas State Fair also identify fried Oreos, fried Snickers, fried Twinkies, and even fried banana pudding treats available for sampling.
Although the inventor of the original Fried Coke is tight-lipped about how it’s made, the snack has become popular around the country. Those serving the recipe at the Arkansas State Fair admit that it took a little experimentation (2,000 pounds of batter to be exact) to perfect the taste of the unique fried treat. So far, no one is offering their recipe to the public, and makers would only reveal that Coke syrup, baking soda, and powdered sugar are the main ingredients. Check out a 10-second video of Fried Coke being created at the Texas State Fair
The inventor of this treat is Abel Gonzales, Jr., who… read the rest of this article by feelance web writer Krista O’Connell on our exotic car news page.Â
