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I am craving a basket of hand-battered, fried-to-perfection onion rings. Of all the places to eat around here, certainly somebody has some really good ones. I just don't know where to start.
Any suggestions? I haven't had an intense craving for a food like this in years!
Thank you in advance for any suggestions.
~Kimmie
Thank you thank you thank you for this thread! How perfect!
Oh wow!
I had forgotten to inform everyone that I tried the onion rings at The Clock on Congaree (and we got some fried mushrooms) - and they were VERY good. They're not something I would dare eat often, but they hit the spot!
Now that this thread has resurfaced, I am craving them again. Where next?
THANK YOU AGAIN!
I agree that they are worth waiting for on special occasions (I can't eat greasy foods as often as I once did).
On a side note, I'd love to know of places around the Upstate that offer good fried okra. My benchmark is Soul Fish Cafe in Memphis. The closest recipe/method I've found in the Upstate is the Big Clock of Powdersville.
I can't vouch for it being good but Low Country Shrimper in Mauldin has fried okra.
We like Cookout and Bad Daddy's onion rings. I'm sure there are others but those are what comes to mind.
I like Sonic ones. The batter seems to have a little bit of a sweet funnel cake type of taste to me. BK is pretty good too if they are hot and fresh and their O-ring zesty dipping sauce.
I usually buy the Publix brand frozen ones. Not too bad.
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