Feed Me!

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No, I'm not hunched over from stomach cramps. But I should be. We have been to The Big E five times this season (so far). I have consumed so much fried food that I am going to have to eat oatmeal with every meal for the next five years in order to get my cholesterol back in check. I'm eating some right now.

Here's a partial list: fried Oreos, fried Snickers, fried corn kernels, fried camembert cheese, apple pie with cheese, baked potato with cheese, blueberry crisp, cheese curds, pizza, nachos, cheese plate (with grapes = healthy), lobster rolls, maple cream cone (like maple syrup but in cream form), blueberry juice (another healthy choice), polish plates (pierogi, kapusta, kielbasa), and a reuben sandwich. And of course, craft beer from around New England.

Gluttony. Pure gluttony. And I loved every bite.

Comments

Anonymous said…
sounds... tasty! I am from Ohio - what is the big e?
September 28, 2011 at 6:29 PM
Nulaanne said…
Just don't try fried butter. That is just nasty.
September 28, 2011 at 7:27 PM
Taradharma said…
I adore Rueben sandwiches! And I've had chocolate covered bacon and loved it. But that list, woman, that must be cumulative of your various visits, yes?

I don't have a gall bladder anymore, so fatty foods can do a number on me - if ya know what I mean - so reading those fried foods kinda is giving me a stomach ache.

Off to fetch some Alka Seltzer!
September 29, 2011 at 1:04 AM
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