SC - Re: Don't crush that dwarf, etc.

[Decker, Terry D.]

It is made with maple sugar instead of regular sugar (+dye and who knows 
what else) and it tastes like maple sugar.  Sells for the same price as the 
other, but can only be found in a booth in the far corner of the old 
exhibition hall. It's a private vendor, they've been here all of the 16 
years I've ever been to the NC state fair.  I can't beleive they are 
completely unique.  They ought to at least have it in the maple sugar 
producing states, I would have thought.

Well, some of them do, There's a big fair every year in Ma ( called 
the BIG E) that has a street of the states- one for each new england 
state. I know one of them sells maple cotten candy, it's pretty 
tasty, much better than the commercial stuff( along with lovely 
things like Dells Lemon aid, and clam cakes and Maine tatters, and 
any number of other very expensive food items that they sell- but 
hey, it's only once a year)

Fiona
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