The Great State Fair of Texas - pics

hahahha, i was palyin dude. Its your hair (or uh, lack there-of) hahaha.....

no but really, my parents paid 20 bucks for my hat at some bargain barn in gattlenburg. Dad got himself a brown one. I dont wear csuae im not fat enough. hahaha. They think cause we have horses that we all need a hat, aint that some shit.
 
Something isn't right in that photo of Derick.

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Ok, now it makes more sense.

HAHA! that actually gave me a slight outburst of laughter...
 
Aww!
I love your pictures, Cara!
Fairs are so much fun...I always take part in the hick activities here, like destruction derbys and truck pulls :p

The food normally kills me, though, so I just go for one of those candy apple things...

And fried coke sounds like it would BURN....pure syrup? Are they nuts? :zombie:
 
Derick>>>yeah, they are good hats, (i still dont like the way it looks on ME. Im sorta skinny, and the brim just makes my head look way too large). I was knocked out when dad told me how much he gave for it.
 
slashfood said:
Abel Gonzales Jr. flavors his batter with Coca-Cola, deep fries it, drizzles Coke fountain syrup on it, then tops it all off with whipped cream, cinnamon sugar and a cherry. Gonzales's creation won for creativity at the second-annual Big Tex Choice Awards Contest, beating out such delicacies as deep-fried macaroni cheese and deep-fried Cosmos.


so it seems they make it with "coke BATTER"

makes more sense that way.
 
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ST. LOUIS - The people who brought you the Monster Thickburger and the 1,100-calorie salad are at it again — this time for breakfast.

Hardee's on Monday rolled out its new Country Breakfast Burrito — two egg omelets filled with bacon, sausage, diced ham, cheddar cheese, hash browns and sausage gravy, all wrapped inside a flour tortilla. The burrito contains 920 calories and 60 grams of fat.

Brad Haley, marketing chief for the St. Louis-based fast-food chain, said the burrito offers the sort of big breakfast item normally found in sit-down restaurants with an added advantage.

"It makes this big country breakfast portable," he said.

In 2003 the chain introduced a line of big sandwiches, including the Monster Thickburger. The 1,420-calorie sandwich is made up of two 1/3-pound slabs of beef, four strips of bacon, three slices of cheese and mayonnaise on a buttered bun.

Even Hardees' chicken salad — topped with onion rings and crispy chicken — has 1,100 calories and 83 grams of fat.

The chain does offer some low-calorie options, including roast beef and chicken sandwiches.

The Center for Science in the Public Interest, a Washington-based advocate for nutrition and health, has called the Hardee's line of Thickburgers "food porn."

The group's senior nutritionist, Jayne Hurley, said Monday the burrito was "another lousy invention by a fast-food company."

The "country breakfast bomb," as she called it, represents half a day's calories and a full day's worth of saturated fat and salt, to say nothing of cholesterol.

"That's all before 10 o'clock in the morning," she said.

Haley makes no apologies.

"We don't try to hide what these are," he said. "When consumers go to other fast-food places they feel like they've got to buy two of their breakfast sandwiches or burritos to fill up. This is really designed to fill you up."

The government's Center for Nutritional Policy and Promotion recommends a daily caloric intake ranging from 1,600 calories for sedentary women and older adults to 2,800 calories for teenage boys and active adults. Hardee's sees its core customers as young men ages 18 to 34, Haley said, though it expects a wider range for breakfast items.

The Country Breakfast Burrito is generally available for $2.69 by itself or $4.09 for a combo that includes hash rounds and coffee.




I SO FUCKING WANT ONE!
 
I'm tellin' ya, my arteries are totally clogging by the sights of these.
 
ive never seen a Hardee's.

I don't think I've seen any around here. They used to be everywhere in Maryland when I was young, but then something happened along the lines of the company that owned roy rogers bought out the hardees in MD but everywhere else in the US hardees bought out roy rogers. I remember hardees used to have the best burgers though, some mushroom swiss thing beat out the competition for my taste buds in the early 90s.
 
I don't think I've seen any around here. They used to be everywhere in Maryland when I was young, but then something happened along the lines of the company that owned roy rogers bought out the hardees in MD but everywhere else in the US hardees bought out roy rogers. I remember hardees used to have the best burgers though, some mushroom swiss thing beat out the competition for my taste buds in the early 90s.

Hardee's = Carl's Jr.

They do have a few nearby you in Texas Derick, I think Dallas has one. (CJ)