It's exactly what you'd expect it to be, a grilled cheese that has been thrown into a deep fryer. It may not be anything fancy or have a surprising taste, but this minor twist is exactly the thrill your taste buds have been looking for in this classic, (and now even more) bowel-blocking sandwich.
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Pork Chop On A Stick
Like the grilled cheese, it's nothing special. The only thing that really makes it a fair food is that it's on a stick.
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Deep-Fried Mac and Cheese
It's another cheesy classic that has been deep fried. Covered in a deep-fried batter, this fat hugger is sure to bring back some childhood memories of a yellow dinosaur with a carney charm.
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Beignet With Apples
Also know as an English fritter, this New Orleans style dessert tastes like a doughnut, and can be topped with fruits, powdered sugar or chocolate chips.
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Beignet With Berries
Also know as an English fritter, this New Orleans style dessert tastes like a doughnut, and can be topped with fruits, powdered sugar or chocolate chips.
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Beignet With Bananas
Also know as an English fritter, this New Orleans style dessert tastes like a doughnut, and can be topped with fruits, powdered sugar or chocolate chips.
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Beignet With Strawberries
Also know as an English fritter, this New Orleans style dessert tastes like a doughnut, and can be topped with fruits, powdered sugar or chocolate chips.
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Deep-Fried Poptart
This breakfast favorite has a strawberry filling, coated with frosting, and then battered and deep fried. Delicious and gooey, this is one treat you won't regret in the morning.
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Deep-Fried Cinnamon Rolls With Icing
It's bad enough we have Cinnabon stores selling their heart-clogging sweets. This takes it to a new level. I always wonder how people consume those giant buns. Now, this may not be the same size, but the fryer can be much of alternative. That's why it shames me to say, "I'll have seconds."
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Deep-Fried Red Velvet Cake With Frosting
Red velvet cake is complex enough to make and get the flavor right, so most of the red velvet flavor is lost in the addition of deep frying it.
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Big Beef Rib
If you like big meat, this is for you. But, consider this. If the average 8 oz. steak is 400 calories, this one stick of meat will run you about 1600 calories. So you might want to get some help from friends on this one. Unless of course this is your only meal of the day, then you will still be 400 calories short of the average daily diet limit of 2000.
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White Chocolate Bacon
If you love chocolate covered bacon, then meet the sweeter side. I for one still think that the original rules supreme, but the change in flavor is nice.
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Chocolate Dipped Key Lime Pie
It's frozen key lime pie, dipped in chocolate. How else do you describe it?
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Chocolate Dipped Key Lime Pie 2
It's frozen key lime pie, dipped in chocolate. How else do you describe it?
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Red Velvet Funnel Cake
This is perhaps the most disappointing new addition to the list. I'm a baker, and red velvet cake lover. Any fan of red velvet will agree that this is no red velvet. This funnel cake is simply funnel cake batter dyed red and not red velvet batter. It is simply named as such to appeal to the fans of red velvet.
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Deep-Fried Cheese Burger
This is perhaps the most disgusting sounding food on this year's list. Yet, any fan of a greasy burger will be in for a treat. It's fatty, oily, and for some reason ignites a bit of American patriotism with every bite. Oh, I should mention that it has no bun. So, that makes it low-carb, right?
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Deep-Fried Cheese Burger 2
This is perhaps the most disgusting sounding food on this year's list. Yet, any fan of a greasy burger will be in for a treat. It's fatty, oily, and for some reason ignites a bit of American patriotism with every bite. Oh, I should mention that it has no bun. So, that makes it low-carb, right?
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