Fashionable Fair Fritter
Trend Huntress — August 20, 2007 — Unique
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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?
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?
Trend Themes
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Deep-fried Beverages — Opportunity for food vendors to innovate and offer unique, deep-fried beverage treats.
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Creative Fair Food — Opportunity for entrepreneurs to come up with unique and unconventional food options for fairs and festivals.
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Fair Food Frenzy — Opportunity for marketing and promoting fair food as a popular and trendy food scene.
Industry Implications
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Food and Beverage — Opportunity to innovate and improve fair and festival food options with unique and unconventional recipes and preparations.
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Event Management — Opportunity for event planners to create unique and memorable fair experiences by incorporating unconventional food offerings like deep-fried beverages.
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Marketing and Advertising — Opportunity to promote and advertise fair food as a popular and trendy food scene, attracting foodies and food enthusiasts alike.
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