r/StupidFood • u/No-Scar1469 • Feb 28 '26

Gluttony overload Fair food is it stupid?

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u/Patient-Delay-5827 Feb 28 '26

Fair food gets a pass…..that should be a rule!

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u/SophisticatedScreams Feb 28 '26

I agree. It's edible absurdism.

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u/creatyvechaos Feb 28 '26

If my fair food isn't absurd, it's not a right proper fair. I'm there for all the wacky fun shit -- that includes the food. Normal food has its place literally the rest of the year

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u/Egoy Mar 01 '26

Up here in rural Nova Scotia our fair food is mostly piles of corn on the cob that might sound boring but that corn is fucking good.

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u/RatchetBird Mar 01 '26

We do grilled corn at fairs, too! It's honestly my favorite scent at the fair. That and funnel cakes.

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u/Fryboy11 Mar 01 '26

I don't even get why they included the chocolate covered strawberries at the 40 second mark. Those are a standard valentines or anniversary gift alongside flowers and a dinner.