They were great, but the guy running the place died, so they closed.
Now there's a new store in that spot, and they make funnel cakes too. Only powdered sugar for a topping though.
this was my breakfast. i ate it.
is this intelligent enough?
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Bajah had this to say about Optimus Prime:
oh my, that's one big funnel cake.
and for some reason, that cracks me up.
Or lunch
It's 1pm
Heck, last time I ate was somewhere in the area of 14 hours ago
shows me.
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Vorago was naked while typing this:
And may someone explain just what the heck a funnel cake is?
First, you start with a runny batter similar to doughnut or cake batter. You put it into a funnel of some kind, so that it comes out in a long, thin stream.
Then, you get a deep fryer going, and start to pour the batter out of the funnel into the frying vat. Kinda move it around, and keep it a generally round shape, crossing over itself several times. Let it finish cooking.
Pull it out (it will have formed one cake, with lots of crispy surfaces), sprinkle on powdered sugar, and eat.
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Palador ChibiDragon spewed forth this undeniable truth:
First, you start with a runny batter similar to doughnut or cake batter. You put it into a funnel of some kind, so that it comes out in a long, thin stream.Then, you get a deep fryer going, and start to pour the batter out of the funnel into the frying vat. Kinda move it around, and keep it a generally round shape, crossing over itself several times. Let it finish cooking.
Pull it out (it will have formed one cake, with lots of crispy surfaces), sprinkle on powdered sugar, and eat.
Its pancake batter =P
Under capitalism, man exploits man. Under communism, it's just the opposite. - John Kenneth Galbraith
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How.... JooJooFlop.... uughhhhhh:
I've never had a funnel cake in my life.
Trade you for Kempers.
As for the Kempers, I'm gonna bug my dad to see if he can ship it through his work (he did it for me a few years ago when I traded out my SNES stuff to someone I knew online).
At it's cheapest, the 12ct Variety Pack would cost me almost $30 to ship. 
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The funnel cake was invented by the Pennsylvania Dutch (Amish) in 1853. However, they called them funeral cakes as they were often made and eaten to mourn the passing of one of their own. At the 1914 Worlds Fair someone opened up a funeral cake stand. They didn't sell well due to the rather macabre name until the stand owner (no one remembers his name) changed their name to "funnel cakes" after the fact that the batter was poured into the fryer with a funnel. The cakes were a success, the name stuck, and the Amish never complained because they never got out much and never realized their funeral cakes were being eaten at joyous, happy places. The heathen monkies.
[ 10-21-2002: Message edited by: JooJooFlop ]
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JooJooFlop had this to say about pies:
I've never had a funnel cake in my life.
Should've said something, but I've said it enough
By the way my words were faded
Rather waste some time with you...
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Karnaj was naked while typing this:
I would like a falafel!
Mmmmmmmmmm.................
Funnel Cakes are mini pastry gods!!
I may have had a black out at some point and seen one then but then I can't recall that so it doesn't really count now, does it?
Sorry, the bigass turkey legs win when I'm at a ren faire.
poverty diets rock.
