Fried oreos.
written by Julie R. Neidlinger 3 comments link this postI know there are some parts of the country where the answer to the great questions in life are "fry it."
You may remember my experience with my friend Shannon and Oreos. While at the North Dakota State Fair last week for a concert, she insisted I try fried Oreos.
Fried Oreos.
Several things came to mind, which all generally fell into the category of "things against nature" or, at the very least depending upon your religious leanings, "things God never intended."
Here's a brief list:
- Skinny jeans on guys
- Tattooed makeup on women
- Huge spoilers bolted on the back of hilariously nonathletic-looking cars
- Women's short-shorts in any size above 12
- Fried Oreos
In the course of eating one of these breaded, fried Oreos, my heart stopped several times. Or, at least, I'm quite sure it wanted to.
At the same food vendor, a person could also buy fried Twinkies, roasted corn, and corn dogs. My friend and I briefly discussed the seeming incongruence in food offerings that all the food vendors listed on their stands, but as I think about it, I'm not sure. What goes with a corn dog? Or maybe the better question is, what doesn't?
I know that Julie doesn't go with a corn dog.
At least the guy serving the food was a meticulous hand-washer.
Labels: food, friends, lists, north dakota
Copyright (c) Julie R. Neidlinger 7/28/2008 08:40:00 AM
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3 Comments:
I just heard about these for the first time about a week ago. The person telling me about them thought they were to die for?! To me, it just sounded to weird!
By 
Jacqui, at
28/7/08 09:42
Fried Oreos?
Wow. Just wait until somebody at the New York Times gets a hold of this.
They'll send out their top notch crimsonists to investigate this.
The title of the subsequent beneath-the-fold article will go something like "Strange and Hazardous Culinary Customs Discovered in Faraway North Dakota."
By Oengus Moonbones, at
28/7/08 22:10
Scotland's favorite: Deep Fried Mars Bars
Cheers!esane
By 
Old_Grouch, at
2/8/08 12:14
