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Nobody puts a Wisconsin State Fair cream puff in the corner
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The Wisconsin State Fair begins on August 4 and so does talk of Bacon popcorn balls, Banana Split Cheesecake Squares and PBR Beercicles (my Aunt Agnes is licking her lips wherever she is).
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Have a Pine Cone cream puff if you dare |
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It took three of us to dare. Could have been more, I dropped the monstrosity off elsewhere.
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Don't forget me, you're pal the eclair
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Oh, you got me! My most favorite dessert - although the Europeans make this the best. Many thanks for sharing this with SEASONS and I'm hoping for another dessert next week! ( joking!)
ReplyDeleteOh, how I miss stuff like this! The 'cream' in pastry here in New Zealand tastes like air with some sugar on it. I would do a lot of things for a US eclair!
ReplyDeleteOh my. That cream puff looks amazing!!
ReplyDeleteI have never tried this (so sad). In our county fairs, we have fried Oreos, fried Snickers bars and fried Kool Aid.
ReplyDeleteThose cream puffs look so good! Sounds like the Wisconsin State Fair has some great treats. Thanks for visiting my blog.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to try that, Jeanette. Actually pics of the monster eclair are forthcoming. I heard they had them at the Dane County Fair so will have to try them there. Maybe they're best in Milwaukee at the State Fair because of all those Germans.
ReplyDeleteLol, Betty. I really wussed out on both, especially since I'm not supposed to be eating dairy right now. Ha, and look what I get. I've counted four people that tried to polish off that cream puff so far.
ReplyDeleteIt wasn't as good as it looked, Deborah. I suppose they have to make compromises to make it that mammoth and make sure it keeps in the pastry case. The WI State Fair cream puffs are a different story. Normal sized and the best. Just the best. Yum.
ReplyDeleteI've heard of fried Kool Aid, Ruth. You choose a flavor like cherry and make donut batter with it. I think the red color looks best and if I tried it I'd hope for watermelon.
ReplyDeleteThey have pretty good Italian sausages if you know where to go, Carol. Last time I went it was under the skyway. It must have been awhile ago because chocolate covered bacon was all the rage. I may go after some bacon popcorn balls this year.
ReplyDeleteThat is yummy. I love it.
ReplyDeleteThat is yummy. I like it.
ReplyDeleteSounds like it will be a joy of delicious treats
ReplyDeleteMollyxxx
Lekker! I love it. Thanks for sharing this cream puffs.
ReplyDeleteOMG - this looks sinful!!
ReplyDeleteThanks for making me drool, and for linking up at http://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2016/07/world-war-ii-memorial-washington-dc.html
I'd give the cream puff six out of ten yums for difficulty, Rajesh.
ReplyDeleteIf you like bacon rolled in popcorn balls and dipped in chocolate and PBR frozen on a popsicle stick, Molly.
ReplyDeleteWish I could share it, Jedidja, four of us couldn't finish the monster. "Lekker", I like it and will try to work it into my vocabulary,
ReplyDeleteWe almost plotzed when we saw the two of them brought to the table, Sue.
ReplyDeleteOh oh my that last eclair looks so good. My boys love eclairs.
ReplyDeleteIt was a little overwhelming, Trish.
DeleteI made these a few weeks ago and was easy they were to make. Super yummy too! http://travelingbugwiththreeboys-kelleyn.blogspot.com/2016/07/salem-mass.html
ReplyDeleteI bet yours are better, Kelleyn.
DeletePine Cone has the best cream puffs, eclairs, Napoleons and molasses cookies around! My WW
ReplyDeleteThey are impressive Heather, but nobody beats the State Fair cream puffs. I love molasses cookies, maybe I'll drop by and pick some up.
DeleteMy mom made cream puffs. Divine photos!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sharon, I bet they were the real deal.
DeleteLooks super delicious indeed! SO tempting and love to try it at home :). Cheers from NYC..
ReplyDeleteIt looks like a few other bloggers have done so, Indah. I don't know how to make the pastry but I bet it's great right out of the oven with home made whipped cream.
DeleteUmmmm, yum! You have me salivating. Those look delicious.
ReplyDeleteThanks for linking up with Life Thru the Lens. I look forward to more of your posts.
Lisa @ Life Thru the Lens
I am daydreaming of the smell of that cream puff and the taste of biting into it. YUM!
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