Guilty Pleasures...

JohnnyMakai

JohnnyMakai

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Johnny
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"Guilty Pleasures"

- Shot on - iPhone 6s PLUS
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- Cropped with - Camera+
- Edited with - VSCO




Enjoy! :)
 
sinnerjohn said:
Nice shot, but I have absolutely no idea what a 'funnel cake' is ! o_O
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GroovyGouvy said:
Dito. [emoji1][emoji106]
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It's a pastry/donut type batter, and you put it in a funnel type tool (kind of like a pastry bag but I think it's metal) and you squirt the batter in boiling oil in a swirling circle pattern. Once it's fried it's dipped in powdered confectioners sugar. They are dee-lish and a staple at any fairgrounds (on the US East Coast, anyway...)
 
RoseCat said:
It's a pastry/donut type batter, and you put it in a funnel type tool (kind of like a pastry bag but I think it's metal) and you squirt the batter in boiling oil in a swirling circle pattern. Once it's fried it's dipped in powdered confectioners sugar. They are dee-lish and a staple at any fairgrounds (on the US East Coast, anyway...)
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Same on the west coast. Fair food, like corndogs and deep-fried anything.
 
lisamjw said:
Love this image!
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Thank you! :)

RoseCat said:
You are quite a story teller, Johnny! Another great image...
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Thanks RoseCat! I appreciate that very much! :)

sinnerjohn said:
Nice shot, but I have absolutely no idea what a 'funnel cake' is ! o_O
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I hope all of you experience the goodness of said, "Funnel Cake" You will not be upset! :)

RoseCat said:
It's a pastry/donut type batter, and you put it in a funnel type tool (kind of like a pastry bag but I think it's metal) and you squirt the batter in boiling oil in a swirling circle pattern. Once it's fried it's dipped in powdered confectioners sugar. They are dee-lish and a staple at any fairgrounds (on the US East Coast, anyway...)
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You are exactly right! MMMMMMM! :D
 
RoseCat said:
It's a pastry/donut type batter, and you put it in a funnel type tool (kind of like a pastry bag but I think it's metal) and you squirt the batter in boiling oil in a swirling circle pattern. Once it's fried it's dipped in powdered confectioners sugar. They are dee-lish and a staple at any fairgrounds (on the US East Coast, anyway...)
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Many thanks for the cultural exchange [emoji2]
 
RoseCat said:
It's a pastry/donut type batter, and you put it in a funnel type tool (kind of like a pastry bag but I think it's metal) and you squirt the batter in boiling oil in a swirling circle pattern. Once it's fried it's dipped in powdered confectioners sugar. They are dee-lish and a staple at any fairgrounds (on the US East Coast, anyway...)
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Oh, now I know! German translation is even by word! "Trichterkuchen", but also "Strauben", "Striebele" or "Eierschöbel". Comes more from Bavarian and Austrian kitchen. I remember to have seen such on Christmas markets. So it seems it's more for the colder part of the year here. [emoji1]
 
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