They are called Minneapple Pies and have cinnamon and apples and are served with ice cream and they are a big hit. Many people I interviewed had a list of all of the new foods at the fair and were going around testing out each one. This one was a hit and even the Food Network's Andrew Zimmern stopped by the fair to sign off on them.
But my coworker turned me onto a new favorite-- a turkey sandwich that's the best I've ever eaten in my life. Juicy with great flavor. I could've eaten two. Sold, of course, right across from the Poultry building. ![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg49DbvXvBOk-H6zqb6mnUJgbKmz2VIjTpx2nCdWsBlQM0oSdbTGtZGbqpc22nTyxUeFioUEjfgp5GfSqh0UB_sITyh6jLV6uIruVHF98PkUnPZ-ja6RM9X_lmR-TnKQPaL5SadKvXGevg/s320/fair+turkey.JPG)
Ma Schwartz came to visit and we spent 4 hours walking around the East side of the fair. We drove by fiddle contests, Spamville, Alphabet Junction, and the Creative Arts buildings and didn't get to stop.... but we did eat some state fair faves like the Oklahoma Cinnamon Roll (my request), Lefse, mini-donuts, nachoes from a stand that's been selling them since 1940-something, german root beer, and fresh french fries from THE fresh french fry stand. There are so many things I would still love to see...or eat.... but we snacked and left when Jack went to sleep and crowds got too think....and ate salads for dinner.![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjcGI7U9dsVH95qnMQJZB8FlOZnZY_mFivfPN6nvhOYJTP7RIVpV3AqIkSF8N8kc5xGK4JPu0h5w5RkXw56Njdgt6VBuBNfmb1b98OgXD9xkGXdM6iOy_nL2aeJUz0Rb5Vm1bUYGWELbcU/s320/fair+candybar.JPG)
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