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Fried Beer, Meet the State Fair: The Big Tex Choice Awards

September 15, 2010 10:29AM

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It's salty. It's alcoholic. That's right, it's...FRIED BEER. In this week's cover story: Ok, Who Put Food in My Beer. Alice Laussade chronicles her the new batch of fried eats at this year's State Fair. In the meantime, check out Sara Kerens web extra of the Big Tex Choice Awards (and their fried foods).

For more, check out City of Ate's State Fair coverage: PHOTOS: The Fried Food Finalists

Fried Beer Takes the Prize at the State Fair.
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