The Iowa State Fair begin in 1854 in Fairfield, Iowa and still exists at the fairgrounds in the state’s capital city today. Not only does the state fair bring great musical acts, Iowa pride and fun rides, the food is also a highlight of the 10 day event. Today’s Security State Bank blog will give you the top 10 things to eat on a stick at the Iowa State Fair.
Top 10 Things on a Stick:
- Apple Pie on-a-Stick– This classic favorite is comprised of sliced apples dipped in a funnel cake batter and apple pie spice, deep fried and topped with cinnamon sugar. Served with a side of caramel and three apple wedges.
- Golden Fried Peanut Butter and Jelly on a Stick– Add peanut butter, jelly and delicious bread dipped in batter. This fried delight puts a twist on this childhood lunch special. Available at Veggie Table on the north side of The Varied Industries Building, west of the main entrance.
- Gluten Free Corndog– Available at Campbell’s Concessions at the northwest corner of The Varied Industries building.
- Caprese Salad On-a-Stick– This favorite was brought to the fair in 2014. Available at the Salad Bowl in the Agriculture Building and Cultural Center Courtyard.
- Mexican Grilled Corn On-the-cob– Available at Steak & Shakeup on the southwest corner of the Livestock Pavilion and the east end of the Varied Industries Building.
- Tater Dog On-a-stick– Available at Brenda Smith Concessions west of the Riley Stage.
- Funnel Cake Sticks– Available at Arnold’s Concessions on Grand Avenue across from Hy-Vee Health and First Aid.
- Chocolate Covered Chunky Bacon Maple Nougat On-a-stick– Available at Dipped in Chocolate on the southwest side of the Livestock Pavilion.
- Chocolate Covered Cookies N Cream On-a-stick– Available at Dipped in Chocolate on the southwest side of the Livestock Pavilion.
The top 10 things on a stick at the Iowa State Fair will be available August 13-23rd. Fair admission can be purchased in advanced at $8 for adults and $4 for children. Security State Bank hopes you take advantage of all the food and fun the Iowa State Fair this August.