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Move over, Twinkies: Deep-fried butter is here

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  1. http://today.msnbc.msn.com/id/32665106/ns/today-today_food_and_wine/?gt1=43001

    Posted 6 months ago by Dee #

  2. Only in Texas!
    (ducks shoes thrown by WWM and other Texans)

    Posted 6 months ago by Moonshadow_NZ #

  3. OMG, I like my butter cold. I would try it tho.

    Posted 6 months ago by SammyandOliversmama #

  4. *wonders how to retrieve cowboy boot that was flung at MS*

    Who says Texans aren't gourmet chefs? Fried butter.... might as well just stick it on your hips and save the trouble of swallowing!

    Posted 6 months ago by WillowandWindismom #

  5. I have been giving this a great deal of thought and I believe that fried butter would be a wonderful accompaniment to Chupacabra barbecue!

    http://www.dailykitten.com/chat/topic/20728

    Posted 6 months ago by WillowandWindismom #

  6. Oh dear... I feel nauseous just thinking about fried butter. ugh

    Posted 6 months ago by 2 Popoki #

  7. Mr. WWM is becoming annoyed with my repeated attempts to fry coke. He says that pouring coke into the deep fat fryer is ruining the fryer. Men......

    Posted 6 months ago by WillowandWindismom #

  8. I think Texas has outdone the AZ State Fair on this delicacy!

    Posted 6 months ago by Sheba's Mom in Phx, AZ #

  9. I love butter...and I love fried...but...I Want To Live!!! =D

    Posted 6 months ago by Karenopa #

  10. Hmmm...no thanks!

    Posted 6 months ago by preciouskitty #

  11. :P I can't do it. My body is screaming, "UGH!"

    Posted 6 months ago by Vicki #

  12. WWM as soon as I trade in all my current jeans for sweat pant XXL, I'm coming to your house for a Chupacabra barbecue and Fried butter!!!! I think you might have more sucess frying coke if you freeze it first then put some sort of breading on it....

    Posted 6 months ago by 2bpurring #

  13. I knew this was going to mention the State Fair of Texas before I even read it---sad, huh?

    Posted 6 months ago by FondaHonda #

  14. Paging Paula Deen....

    Posted 6 months ago by Leeny #

  15. Dang - I KNEW that I wasn't doing it right by just opening the can of coke and pouring it into the hot oil!!!

    Paula Deen would love fried butter, y'all!

    Posted 6 months ago by WillowandWindismom #

  16. Ewwww Yuck!! Could this be why I'm so skinny?

    WWM...your a Texas Hoot! lol.

    Posted 6 months ago by feral #

  17. Now, where else but the Texas State Fair will you find fried fat for sale? What is it with Texans and the love affair with fried EVERYTHING? I'm surprised some enterprising Texan hasn't figured out a way to fry air (don't anyone here from Texas get any ideas).

    Posted 6 months ago by Vicki #

  18. OMG, this makes funnel cakes look like health food!!

    Posted 6 months ago by Annie R #

  19. Annie, compared to fried butter, an elephant ear might as well be a loaf of artisan 22-grain bread.

    Posted 6 months ago by Vicki #

  20. MMMM Vicki, by elephant ear do you mean those flaky pastries that are swirled with puffy layers and sugar? I love those things, yummy

    Posted 6 months ago by Annie R #

  21. I'm actually surprised this isn't Scottish; we did invent the deep fried mars bar. And we have a very impressive (? scary maybe!) heart disease rates :o.

    Posted 6 months ago by metsa #

  22. Metsa, there may be a ton of people of Scottish heritage in Texas; I know there are quite a few people of German descent in New Braunfels (between Austin and San Antonio) and other parts of Texas, and they brought wiener schnitzel to the U.S. We Americans, however, mutated the dish into chicken-fried steak.

    Posted 6 months ago by Vicki #

  23. OMG, when I saw New Braunfels I just had to chime in....when hubby and I were in the USAF in SATX (mid-late 70's), we loved to go to the yearly Octoberfest in New Braunfels, what a blast!!! You better believe there were some Germans there...the beer and food were just AWESOME. The music and rest of the atmosphere was mega fun too. The rest of the year we went up there to the park by the river for some cheap weekend fun just cooking out and hanging around the water with our fellow airmen and air-women ;o)

    Posted 6 months ago by Annie R #

  24. Okay, y'all - I am a Texan. Born and bred. Yes, there are parts of Texas with a strong German heritage. Fredericksburg being the most prominent. Texas does not have a notable Scottish heritage, however.

    New Braunfels - well, that's all about partying! Texas style.

    Posted 6 months ago by WillowandWindismom #

  25. Yoinks cowboy boot from back of head where it became wedged after arriving suddenly out of the ether. Checks inside and sees it has a WWM label. Guess I know which grouchy Texan flung it at me.
    One cowboy boot a-coming back at you WWM. Stand aside or you'll be wearing it too. I wasn't the only one to have the 'only in Texas' thought. LOL

    Posted 6 months ago by Moonshadow_NZ #

  26. *OUCH!!!!!*

    Posted 6 months ago by WillowandWindismom #

  27. WWM, you didn't stand aside did you. Sorry if it hurt you.

    Posted 6 months ago by Moonshadow_NZ #

  28. *makes a mental note to maintain an extremely low profile.....*

    Posted 6 months ago by WillowandWindismom #

  29. Sending arnica through the wormhole.

    Posted 6 months ago by Moonshadow_NZ #

  30. *lops a cowpie in MS's general direction*

    Posted 6 months ago by WillowandWindismom #


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