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Well I have only been to state fairs in three states so I'm not in any position to judge, really. But I voted for New Jersey; it's what I grew up with and memories of going are special to me.
Ohio and Illinois. Ohio used to have the largest state fair in the country when I lived there in the late '80s.
I always enjoyed the Illinois state fair, unique events and attractions that other fairs didn't offer. I only went to the Wisconsin state fair three or four times but enjoyed it as well.
Minnesota's State Fair is probably the best because of their highest daily attendance, inventors of the Corn Dog and pretty women's head carved out of blocks of butter.
Minnesota's State Fair is probably the best because of their highest daily attendance, inventors of the Corn Dog and pretty women's head carved out of blocks of butter.
The corn dog was invented at the Texas State Fair.
The corn dog was invented at the Texas State Fair.
maybe in some twisted, imaginary world in which you live in, but it's been established by the greatest State Fair scholars that the MSF were serving the corn dog to happy, trend-setting Midwesterners in 1941 long before the Texans copied our state fair introduction. The actual corn dog was invented in 1929 but MN was the first state fair to present it. you must be thinking of some other thing you stole from somewhere else.
maybe in some twisted, imaginary world in which you live in, but it's been established by the greatest State Fair scholars that the MSF were serving the corn dog to happy, trend-setting Midwesterners in 1941 long before the Texans copied our state fair introduction. The actual corn dog was invented in 1929 but MN was the first state fair to present it. you must be thinking of some other thing you stole from somewhere else.
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