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Puyallup Fair Food

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  1. The family went to opening day at the Western Washington State
    Fair in Puyallup yesterday -- had a blast an ate lots of good
    food (onion burgers, scones, roasted corn, yum!):

    http://www.thefair.com

    Many of the Grange exhibits had jams and jellies, which made
    me think of Barb... :-)

    --
    Jani in WA (S'mee)
    ~ mom, VidGamer, novice cook, dieter ~

  2. S'mee in WA said:

    The family went to opening day at the Western Washington State
    Fair in Puyallup yesterday -- had a blast an ate lots of good
    food (onion burgers, scones, roasted corn, yum!): [snip]

    Would those have been Walla Walla onions? The only time I ever drove
    through Eastern Washington it happened to be onion harvest season and
    we stopped at a roadside stand intending to buy a small bag. The guy
    at the stand encouraged me to take a bite out of a raw Walla Walla,
    something I had never done before. (This was decades ago) It was SO
    good. We bought a LOT of onions. -aem

  3. aem said:


    S'mee in WA said:

    The family went to opening day at the Western Washington State
    Fair in Puyallup yesterday -- had a blast an ate lots of good
    food (onion burgers, scones, roasted corn, yum!): [snip]

    Would those have been Walla Walla onions? The only time I ever drove
    through Eastern Washington it happened to be onion harvest season and
    we stopped at a roadside stand intending to buy a small bag. The guy
    at the stand encouraged me to take a bite out of a raw Walla Walla,
    something I had never done before. (This was decades ago) It was SO
    good. We bought a LOT of onions. -aem

    Walla Walla sweets are sooo good. I used to take them with me into the woods as a snack.
    I'd eat them just like an apple. I finally figured out why I never saw any deer or elk.
    :-)

    I'm a hunter, not a killer.

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