When the Indiana State Fair decided to ban trans-fats, the new buzzword to relieve “zero net carbs” of it’s diet fad duties, it didn’t stop the proliferation of deep-fried foods. If anything, food vendors got more creative. Fried Snickers bars and fried twinkies were only the tip of the iceberg. This year the hot item was deep-fried Pepsi.
They infused dough with Pepsi Cola and Pepsi syrup, deep fried it, and served it on a toothpick with Pepsi syrup drizzled over it and a flurry of confectionery sugar.
The sweet treat was a hit. The vendor was skewering dough balls at a rate of 3200 a day.
So the question remains… Will Deep Friend Pepsi surpass Deep Fried Coke?
Fried Coke - Ping Pong Balls of Fried Coke Syrup
It may sound odd to you now, but Fried Coke could be the next big innovation in food. Fried Coke is made from batter, Coca-Cola syrup, strawberry syrup, and some strawberries. The desert made its debut at the US fairs this fall. Inventor Abel Gonzales ran two stands at the State Fair in Texas and… [More]
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