Dhirens Dream....

[Dazz]

Oct. 21 (Bloomberg) -- Deep-fried Twinkies and Snickers are
among treats gaining popularity at U.S. state and county fairs,
amid nationwide concern about foods that are high in
carbohydrates and fat, the Wall Street Journal reported.
At the three-week-long Texas fair that ended Sunday, a fried
Twinkie, sold at $3, was a big hit, the newspaper said. Fried
Snickers and Oreos are also seen at various fairs, the Journal
said.
The concept of fried candy bars was initially imported from
the fish-and-chip shops of Scotland, where deep-frying is
considered an art, the paper said.
Mike Redd, a spokesman for the Interstate Bakeries Corp.
unit that makes Hostess Twinkies, told the Journal that the
company representatives visited some of the fairs around the
country to check out the boom.

[n2oJunkie]

i can't even imagine that tasting good

[LegendC]

That and Cheeseburger Fries would make quite a munchie fest....and a coronary.

[citrusgirl]

they sell the deep fried twinkies in vegas....down town... (go figure)

[Nootch]

Yummy fried cheesburgers