Great video as always! Fun fact about the SR71 Black Bird: the fuselage would stretch around 2 feet or so when flying over Mach 3 due to friction and the extreme speed! About the state fair of Texas, I have been many times myself because I used to live in the Dallas area for over 10 years. Grew up there as a kid. You guys would love it I'm sure! Like the man said in your video do check the weather forecast in Texas because it can and does get mighty hot 🔥. The fairgrounds are enormous too, so you'll do a lot of walking. Anyway I hope you're family gets a chance to go to Texas soon! Safe travels.
They use coupons so that none of the vendors have to deal with cash. All of the cash is in a few places and is easier to protect than if every food stand and ride had several thousand dollars in cash.
The truth is they use coupons so that vendors cannot cheat the take out of proceeds. Usually when a fair has a coupon system, they charge for the booth then a percent of revenue. So the coupon may cost you $1.00 but the vendor redemption is only $0.80
Years ago I took 2 college friends, one from Japan and another from France, to my state fair. I've never seen someone eat and try so much fair food in my life. Cotton candy, elephant ears, funnel cake, caramel apple, corn dog, street corn, fair scones and so on. They did an old west style photo with them dressed up like cowboys. One thing I always mention for people unfamiliar with going to a fair, bring comfortable shoes.
My favorite part of the Texas State Fair is the Red River Rivalry football game between the University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma. That is probably also the most crowded day at the fair. 🙌✌️
Fried ice cream is delish! Never had a corn dog though. I always go to the eastern states fair. That is a 3 week event. Loads of fun tons of food and so much to see.
Fried ice cream is awesome, not only is it a popular state fair item, but you can also get versions of it in the US at Mexican or Japanese restaurants, the outer batter casing is a bit different.
Near beer or non-alcoholic beer has suddenly become popular in the last couple of years in the US. It comes from the regular beer companies (Heineken, Budweiser, Coors) but what is more interesting to me is that there are craft nonalcoholic beer companies now making really good products. I don't miss the alcohol at all.
One of the fun things is at the Bird Show they let a hawk go from the Ferris wheel and it flies all the way down to take bait from one of the show handlers.
You don’t really need to stay near the actual fair. Just check the DART light rail routes and find a hotel near a station. There’s a station right near the entrance so you can pretty much stay anywhere in Dallas and ride the train in each day.
To Deep Fry ice cream, a simple method. Take vanilla ice cream or any other plain ice cream (chocolate, strawberry, essentially any single flavor) and portion a scoop of it in a row spaced out on parchment paper on some baking sheets and transfer the baking sheet back into the freezer to let it reset. While the ice cream is setting crush up some corn flakes and put the crumbs into a dish and set it to the side, and prep another baking sheet with the parchment paper. Grab the frozen portioned ice cream scoop/balls out of the freezer and coat them with your crumbled and crushed up cereal and transfer to your new baking sheet, once finished place the baking sheet into the freezer, while that's resetting heat your oil in a large heavy bottom pot and prep the previous baking tray with sugar to roll the fried ice cream on once it comes out of your hot oil. Fry responsibly and never trust partially frozen, you want rock solid.
The very cool apron you received will also look amazing wearing it along with your cowboy hat. Waiting for your pic. Oklahoma State Fair is a week long event.
I live in Western Massachusetts & we have a 24 day fair every year in September called Easyern States or the Big E. It's huge & they have food, rides, vendors, parades, horse & animal shows, concerts & so much more
Deep fried ice cream is a standard dessert at Mexican restaurants in America. They dip the scoop of ice cream in the batter/coating, put it in the deep freeze. When a customer orders one, they take it straight from the deep freeze to the fryer. It turns crispy and golden brown on the outside in just a minute or so, and they pull it out and serve it. The ice cream is still frozen because it is frozen so hard and cold.
nonalcoholic beer is a thing here but i wouldnt say it is very popular. and yes sept - oct will be hot easily still in the 90s many days or 32c for you guys.
Lifelong Texan. I've been to the state fair once in my early 20s. It was great, I'm not big on rides, but there's so much else to do. Don't miss the car show, seeing the animals, the concerts! Fun fact: every year our school district gives each student a ticket to the state fair. I would have loved to take my kids when they were Leah and Garrin's ages, but as a single mom I never had the extra money. Nor felt safe taking them by myself. Y'all would have a blast! Guarantee if you want to start conversations with random folks have some T shirts made that say "first time in Texas, first time at the fair!" Texans love our state and are proud to welcome overseas visitors. ❤
For visitors and tourists, ride DART light rail to the Fair. It is cheaper and safer than parking your car nearby in a run down neighborhood. Locals will either drop off riders if they aren’t taking the train. Hopefully it will not rain on your day at the Fair. Additionally, there are other tourists and family friendly locales in the Dallas - Fort Worth metroplex. I highly recommend a trip to the Stockyards in Fort Worth, Six Flags in Arlington, or the many museums.
Although small seemed like a huge catch!! Texas is wonderful yet HOT. Even in the shade. Fort Worth is very pretty. I was Stationed at Ft. Sam Houston. Once lived at Berkstrum AFB . If you ever go have fun stay safe.
The last time I went to the Texas State fair was in the mid 90's. It was expensive then and I can't imagine how expensive it is now, one of the reasons I haven't felt a need to go again. Plus, I went to enough of them that it wasn't exciting so wasn't worth the costs.
I am loving that you are putting out videos nearly every day. You are presenting a great variety of Americana and always great to see some videos from your country and travels too. Keep it up! Can't wait to see that grill get some more action. :) 11:00 I have not been there but I imagine all prices is in whole dollars. So you will not find anything for $1.50 for example. This is good too because you don't have to worry about taxes that way. The fair must take out the taxes later based on their sales.
If you come in October, you can also go to the Renaissance fair in Texas located in Plantersville awesome adventure walk-through the gates feel like you’re stepping back in time to the 1600s. And if you want to go to a good rodeo come in March and go to the Houston livestock show and rodeo. It is massive during the rodeo halfway through it. They have a live singing performance from somebody famous. They set up a stage in the middle of the arena.
They use the coupon system so money security can be concentrated to fewer area of the park. If each booth took cash, each booth would need it's own security person. In general, no one is going to steal the coupons because they can only be changed back to cash by the vendors after the fair. Each booth at the TX State Fair can easily take in $10-20k per day.
I'm originally from the Dallas area where this is at and I went with my mom every year. To me the best day to go is the day of the Texas vs OU football game cause the atmosphere is incredible. I would not park there or nearby cause where the park is in a pretty bad area. I would park in one of the surrounding cities like Irving and take the train to there. And yes they do have some incredible BBQ there as well. Plus you can do some shopping there as a lot of local and regional companies will sell their stuff and don't forget to check out the car show.
There are about 2000 state and county fairs in America. Here in Oregon, we have 36 counties and the county fairs run from the end of May through the start of September, with most being 3 or 4 days to several, and the state fair being 10 days. If you do make it to the U.S., you might check to see if any county fairs are occurring near where and when you'll be. A county with a large population can have a big fair, but the smaller counties have much less hectic events- with a lot of livestock judging and auctions, things like judging of quilts, pies, etc., maybe some live music, rodeos, etc., and basic carnival rides and food stalls. I think you'd really enjoy the smaller fairs.
He didn't mention anything about all the farm animal judging - cows, sheep, pigs, etc. and also there is a car show, rodeo, food contests (who has the best pickles, jam, etc.) and crafts. So much more than he mentioned.
You get deep fried ice cream at a lot of Mexican restaurants in the USA. It seems to get attached to different ethnic restaurants in different countries.
Non Alcoholic beer is a small segment of the drinking market in the US. Typically, most bars will carry one brand (Athletic is very popular coast to coast) in cans for this purpose. Very rarely is it on tap. I prefer Urban Artifact Seeds NA Fruit Tart Beers if available, but they are mostly just sold in Midwestern grocery stores. They are really just adult fruit juices with no alcohol.
I don't personally think non-alcoholic beer is that big here. I know it is around. There are many things free at the State Fair. Some of your viewers are vendors at the State Fair & will get you in. Do watch the coupons you use. The last weeks of the Fair can be quite nice for weather.
I have to disagree with Mark on one thing, you DO want to go to the Cotton Bowl stadium during the Red River Rivalry. The Oklahoma Texas game is probably the biggest rivalry in college football. The games have been going every year for over 100 years. The first game was played back in 1900. Since it is such a long standing rivalry, the teams play harder and the games are usually pretty great. I'm from Oklahoma so I'm biased, but if you ever want to attend a college football game, that would be a good one to see.
@@CreekGirl Right on. Yep, the games are definitely amazing. I catch other OU games here and there, but the Oklahoma vs. Texas game is the big one. It's the only game that I'll drop everything and make a point to watch. #BoomerSooner
Non-alcoholic beer isn't as popular here. You can find it. It is gaining traction as better options come online. Now, mocktails are a bit more popular. Dallas public transit is okay.
Kids will definitely need to learn to like Ice cream if you guys ever move to Texas because also the home of Blue Bell. Using coupons is so there's not a bunch of cash floating around so vendors don't have to worry about getting robbed or something. Cash is all kept through the kiosks and is heavily guarded until vendors " cash in " their coupons. Non alcoholic beer is not a thing here in Houston area very few places carry or serve them. In fact i know of only one restaurant/bar that i go to tbat has them. Being a visitor public transportation or DART would be ideal for you guys so no $40 parking. Definitely there's a rodeo at Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo plus the rides and food and not hot because runs from middle of February into March.
This is Texas. There will be BBQ, Mexican food, as well as all our usual fair food. Pizza, hot dogs, hamburgers, corn dogs, ice cream, funnel cakes, turkey legs, sausage on a stick. You get dizzy with all the choices available.
When I was a kid. I grew up on a dairy farm. We used to show bulls and cows at the Fair. I hated it. He had to spend the whole week there. Day-and-night. Your bed was. Couple of Dales a hay. I hate it. William s
Need to go to Tucson AZ airplane grave yard they have a plane museum there that has a sr 71 on display as she was retired 15 years ago for the top secret plane we not aloud to speak that is kept at area 51 😅
Cable cars freak me out more than roller coasters. No, non alcoholic beer isn't really a big thing here, there may be a few options, but not very popular. Yeah, most Rodeo's you have to plan on spending at least triple what you would elsewhere or you won't really enjoy yourself thinking about how much everything costs.
Greetings again from Texas. As a former chef and chef instructor I taught knife safety to the student chefs. And I just wanted to say that Jono is 100% correct about blunt knives being far more dangerous than a well sharpened knife. I understand the confusion and it does sound a little backwards but it's not really. Because if your knife is poorly maintained and becomes dull. You will automatically and most of the time without even thinking about it. You'll bare down much more forcefully to get the dull knife to cut. As a result, the chances of you pushing down so much harder than you would with a well maintained sharpened knife, the chances of the knife slipping and gouging or cutting you goes up exponentially. And if you are cut with a dull knife. It's more than likely that it will result in a jagged and deep cut. Whereas with a very sharp knife you aren't baring down very little if at all. And if you do happen to get distracted while cutting and you inadvertently cut yourself. It's typically a much shallower and clean cut . The fact that you weren't having to bare down gives you more time to avoid the cut or at least minimize it. So that's why it's always best to keep every kitchen knife well honed and sharpened. Along with safe knife skills of course. But that's a whole other class.
The fair is in a rough neighborhood, but inside the fair has improved over the last 20 years, so it's safer. I've been attending this fair for over 60 years.
Can't believe Texans would charge $14 to ride the boring ferris wheel once. Why isn't there a day-pass or wristband like every other fair on the planet? Take your whole family to the fair for the low low price of just $3000🙄...oh sorry, i mean tickets.
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Great video as always! Fun fact about the SR71 Black Bird: the fuselage would stretch around 2 feet or so when flying over Mach 3 due to friction and the extreme speed! About the state fair of Texas, I have been many times myself because I used to live in the Dallas area for over 10 years. Grew up there as a kid. You guys would love it I'm sure! Like the man said in your video do check the weather forecast in Texas because it can and does get mighty hot 🔥. The fairgrounds are enormous too, so you'll do a lot of walking. Anyway I hope you're family gets a chance to go to Texas soon! Safe travels.
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Big Tex talks also. He welcomes you to the fair. It's really cool.
They use coupons so that none of the vendors have to deal with cash. All of the cash is in a few places and is easier to protect than if every food stand and ride had several thousand dollars in cash.
Also it is a lot faster to just pay with coupons so you can get through lines faster on rides and food stands
The truth is they use coupons so that vendors cannot cheat the take out of proceeds. Usually when a fair has a coupon system, they charge for the booth then a percent of revenue. So the coupon may cost you $1.00 but the vendor redemption is only $0.80
Yea it's like a security measure
Years ago I took 2 college friends, one from Japan and another from France, to my state fair. I've never seen someone eat and try so much fair food in my life. Cotton candy, elephant ears, funnel cake, caramel apple, corn dog, street corn, fair scones and so on. They did an old west style photo with them dressed up like cowboys. One thing I always mention for people unfamiliar with going to a fair, bring comfortable shoes.
For me, eating all the fair food, then going on the rides, is a BIG mistake! Last time I did it, I was throwing up for a couple of hours!
I can remember when Fletchers had a much smaller place. Salt water taffy was always a draw for me. Of course I started going around 1960.
My favorite part of the Texas State Fair is the Red River Rivalry football game between the University of Texas and the University of Oklahoma. That is probably also the most crowded day at the fair. 🙌✌️
Fried Ice cream is absolutely delicious, a must try.
Fried ice cream is delish! Never had a corn dog though. I always go to the eastern states fair. That is a 3 week event. Loads of fun tons of food and so much to see.
Fried ice cream is awesome, not only is it a popular state fair item, but you can also get versions of it in the US at Mexican or Japanese restaurants, the outer batter casing is a bit different.
Near beer or non-alcoholic beer has suddenly become popular in the last couple of years in the US. It comes from the regular beer companies (Heineken, Budweiser, Coors) but what is more interesting to me is that there are craft nonalcoholic beer companies now making really good products. I don't miss the alcohol at all.
One of the fun things is at the Bird Show they let a hawk go from the Ferris wheel and it flies all the way down to take bait from one of the show handlers.
Fried ice cream at Mexican restaurants are a must
Lol,I keep forgetting to say how lovely it is to have your wife on!! As always your children are ❤❤wonderful ! Lv from the USA
Yes there is BBQ there as well . Brisket , Ribs , Chopped Brisket sandwiches , Sliced Brisket sanwiches ... etc .
How many do You do A Day?? Thank You for working overtime Today This Was An Awesome Video. Great for the Little kids and The Adult Kids.
You don’t really need to stay near the actual fair. Just check the DART light rail routes and find a hotel near a station. There’s a station right near the entrance so you can pretty much stay anywhere in Dallas and ride the train in each day.
God bless from Florida 🔥🤟🐊🇺🇸😉
To Deep Fry ice cream, a simple method. Take vanilla ice cream or any other plain ice cream (chocolate, strawberry, essentially any single flavor) and portion a scoop of it in a row spaced out on parchment paper on some baking sheets and transfer the baking sheet back into the freezer to let it reset. While the ice cream is setting crush up some corn flakes and put the crumbs into a dish and set it to the side, and prep another baking sheet with the parchment paper. Grab the frozen portioned ice cream scoop/balls out of the freezer and coat them with your crumbled and crushed up cereal and transfer to your new baking sheet, once finished place the baking sheet into the freezer, while that's resetting heat your oil in a large heavy bottom pot and prep the previous baking tray with sugar to roll the fried ice cream on once it comes out of your hot oil. Fry responsibly and never trust partially frozen, you want rock solid.
Alright Garin!!
I live closer to Houston so I go to our big County Fair or to the Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo which includes rides and food booths.
The very cool apron you received will also look amazing wearing it along with your cowboy hat. Waiting for your pic. Oklahoma State Fair is a week long event.
I live in Western Massachusetts & we have a 24 day fair every year in September called Easyern States or the Big E. It's huge & they have food, rides, vendors, parades, horse & animal shows, concerts & so much more
Non-alcoholic beer is available in USA but it’s not like a popular thing. Virgin cocktails are more a thing for teens and younger adults though
Deep fried ice cream is a standard dessert at Mexican restaurants in America. They dip the scoop of ice cream in the batter/coating, put it in the deep freeze. When a customer orders one, they take it straight from the deep freeze to the fryer. It turns crispy and golden brown on the outside in just a minute or so, and they pull it out and serve it. The ice cream is still frozen because it is frozen so hard and cold.
SR 71 Blackbird is awesome!!! fastest jet ever made. sadly they are retired because they are "too expensive" to fly
nonalcoholic beer is a thing here but i wouldnt say it is very popular. and yes sept - oct will be hot easily still in the 90s many days or 32c for you guys.
Coupons are used instead of cash so the venders don’t have to bother with money.
Lifelong Texan. I've been to the state fair once in my early 20s. It was great, I'm not big on rides, but there's so much else to do. Don't miss the car show, seeing the animals, the concerts! Fun fact: every year our school district gives each student a ticket to the state fair. I would have loved to take my kids when they were Leah and Garrin's ages, but as a single mom I never had the extra money. Nor felt safe taking them by myself. Y'all would have a blast! Guarantee if you want to start conversations with random folks have some T shirts made that say "first time in Texas, first time at the fair!" Texans love our state and are proud to welcome overseas visitors. ❤
It's from September 27 to October 20 this year... $60 for a Season Pass or $170 for 2 Season Passes and $50 of food and ride coupons.
Hi we have about 7 different NA beers.
Does the News Paper have the schedule. What News Papers and What day you have to buy the News Paper?
For visitors and tourists, ride DART light rail to the Fair. It is cheaper and safer than parking your car nearby in a run down neighborhood. Locals will either drop off riders if they aren’t taking the train. Hopefully it will not rain on your day at the Fair.
Additionally, there are other tourists and family friendly locales in the Dallas - Fort Worth metroplex. I highly recommend a trip to the Stockyards in Fort Worth, Six Flags in Arlington, or the many museums.
I'm kind of like you , not afraid of hights or falling . Its that sudden stop at the end that scares me .
Although small seemed like a huge catch!! Texas is wonderful yet HOT. Even in the shade. Fort Worth is very pretty. I was Stationed at Ft. Sam Houston. Once lived at Berkstrum AFB . If you ever go have fun stay safe.
Much love from Michigan 🧤🥶
Love from Pennsylvania! ❤
Also, it's hot as hell during the fair. HOT AS HELL. Just FYI. Dallas is rough in the late summer.
It's not the fall that's dangerous. It's the sudden stop ! ;-)
The last time I went to the Texas State fair was in the mid 90's. It was expensive then and I can't imagine how expensive it is now, one of the reasons I haven't felt a need to go again. Plus, I went to enough of them that it wasn't exciting so wasn't worth the costs.
Fried ice cream is the best!
I am loving that you are putting out videos nearly every day. You are presenting a great variety of Americana and always great to see some videos from your country and travels too. Keep it up! Can't wait to see that grill get some more action. :)
11:00 I have not been there but I imagine all prices is in whole dollars. So you will not find anything for $1.50 for example. This is good too because you don't have to worry about taxes that way. The fair must take out the taxes later based on their sales.
Dress in layers and bring an umbrella!
Definitely go and see the animals and the shows. Be prepared to gain 10 pounds 😂
If you come in October, you can also go to the Renaissance fair in Texas located in Plantersville awesome adventure walk-through the gates feel like you’re stepping back in time to the 1600s. And if you want to go to a good rodeo come in March and go to the Houston livestock show and rodeo. It is massive during the rodeo halfway through it. They have a live singing performance from somebody famous. They set up a stage in the middle of the arena.
They use the coupon system so money security can be concentrated to fewer area of the park. If each booth took cash, each booth would need it's own security person. In general, no one is going to steal the coupons because they can only be changed back to cash by the vendors after the fair. Each booth at the TX State Fair can easily take in $10-20k per day.
I'm originally from the Dallas area where this is at and I went with my mom every year. To me the best day to go is the day of the Texas vs OU football game cause the atmosphere is incredible. I would not park there or nearby cause where the park is in a pretty bad area. I would park in one of the surrounding cities like Irving and take the train to there. And yes they do have some incredible BBQ there as well. Plus you can do some shopping there as a lot of local and regional companies will sell their stuff and don't forget to check out the car show.
The City of Dallas Basically Owns The State Fair of Texas
There are about 2000 state and county fairs in America. Here in Oregon, we have 36 counties and the county fairs run from the end of May through the start of September, with most being 3 or 4 days to several, and the state fair being 10 days. If you do make it to the U.S., you might check to see if any county fairs are occurring near where and when you'll be. A county with a large population can have a big fair, but the smaller counties have much less hectic events- with a lot of livestock judging and auctions, things like judging of quilts, pies, etc., maybe some live music, rodeos, etc., and basic carnival rides and food stalls. I think you'd really enjoy the smaller fairs.
there is a video on TH-cam callled, "The LA Speed Story"...it is a story told by a SR-71 pilot. If you can find it, it really is a great story!
Totally 2nd this!
He didn't mention anything about all the farm animal judging - cows, sheep, pigs, etc. and also there is a car show, rodeo, food contests (who has the best pickles, jam, etc.) and crafts. So much more than he mentioned.
It's not the fall, that hurts. It's the sudden stop at the end! lol
Right cause az state fair is 3 weeks and we also have county fairs that 1 week
You get deep fried ice cream at a lot of Mexican restaurants in the USA. It seems to get attached to different ethnic restaurants in different countries.
Are any bus go to the state fair? What the schedule for the bus .
It's not so much the fall Jonah it's the sudden stop at the end.
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Yes it's big but one day is enough. Night time with all the carnival lights is the best time.
We've had non alcoholic beer in America since the 1970s. It's a little popular.
America does have a lot of non-alcohol beer, at least we did the last time I checked... which was over 20 years ago. ;-p
Non Alcoholic beer is a small segment of the drinking market in the US. Typically, most bars will carry one brand (Athletic is very popular coast to coast) in cans for this purpose. Very rarely is it on tap.
I prefer Urban Artifact Seeds NA Fruit Tart Beers if available, but they are mostly just sold in Midwestern grocery stores. They are really just adult fruit juices with no alcohol.
The Iowa State Fair (over 50 different foods on a stick) and the Minnesota State Fair are also amazing with out the heat.
Flat boring states with nothing special going on
SR 71 blackbird
Those prices turned me off. So... a round-trip to Paris or a trip to the Texas State Fair?
Do Not go lol.
Foreigners think Texas is something it is not.
It’s weird but true
I don't personally think non-alcoholic beer is that big here. I know it is around. There are many things free at the State Fair. Some of your viewers are vendors at the State Fair & will get you in. Do watch the coupons you use. The last weeks of the Fair can be quite nice for weather.
Why is Garin still in school during summer? Was this a while ago?
What is the State Fair like in Slovakia?
Non-alcoholic beer is hard to find in Texas.
This is why I haven't been to our local state fair here for over 15 years ..way too expensive for stuff I don't like anyways
I have to disagree with Mark on one thing, you DO want to go to the Cotton Bowl stadium during the Red River Rivalry. The Oklahoma Texas game is probably the biggest rivalry in college football. The games have been going every year for over 100 years. The first game was played back in 1900. Since it is such a long standing rivalry, the teams play harder and the games are usually pretty great. I'm from Oklahoma so I'm biased, but if you ever want to attend a college football game, that would be a good one to see.
Okie here also.. And I totally agree with you. That is always an amazing game. #Boomer
@@CreekGirl Right on. Yep, the games are definitely amazing. I catch other OU games here and there, but the Oklahoma vs. Texas game is the big one. It's the only game that I'll drop everything and make a point to watch. #BoomerSooner
Non-alcoholic beer isn't as popular here. You can find it. It is gaining traction as better options come online. Now, mocktails are a bit more popular. Dallas public transit is okay.
Screw that go to Kings Island in Ohio and get way better rides just for the price of admission $45
Kids will definitely need to learn to like Ice cream if you guys ever move to Texas because also the home of Blue Bell. Using coupons is so there's not a bunch of cash floating around so vendors don't have to worry about getting robbed or something. Cash is all kept through the kiosks and is heavily guarded until vendors " cash in " their coupons. Non alcoholic beer is not a thing here in Houston area very few places carry or serve them. In fact i know of only one restaurant/bar that i go to tbat has them. Being a visitor public transportation or DART would be ideal for you guys so no $40 parking. Definitely there's a rodeo at Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo plus the rides and food and not hot because runs from middle of February into March.
This is Texas. There will be BBQ, Mexican food, as well as all our usual fair food. Pizza, hot dogs, hamburgers, corn dogs, ice cream, funnel cakes, turkey legs, sausage on a stick. You get dizzy with all the choices available.
When I was a kid. I grew up on a dairy farm. We used to show bulls and cows at the Fair. I hated it. He had to spend the whole week there. Day-and-night. Your bed was. Couple of Dales a hay. I hate it. William s
By the way the Texas State Fair is held in September.
The Texas State Fair will run for 24 days this year
Need to go to Tucson AZ airplane grave yard they have a plane museum there that has a sr 71 on display as she was retired 15 years ago for the top secret plane we not aloud to speak that is kept at area 51 😅
No non alcoholic beer is not popular unless u simply don’t want the alcohol
Cable cars freak me out more than roller coasters.
No, non alcoholic beer isn't really a big thing here, there may be a few options, but not very popular.
Yeah, most Rodeo's you have to plan on spending at least triple what you would elsewhere or you won't really enjoy yourself thinking about how much everything costs.
We have Non alcoholic beer it’s not as big of a thing here
The State Fair of Texas Is Okay But You Gotta Be Careful Because It's In A Rough Neighborhood, I'm In Dallas, Texas
Agreed!
I think it’s a safety/theft thing paying with coupons…
The state fair last 24 days
They have coupons so employees can’t steal cash
You guys should check out "NOODLING FOR GIANT CATFISH".
They did it already
Greetings again from Texas. As a former chef and chef instructor I taught knife safety to the student chefs. And I just wanted to say that Jono is 100% correct about blunt knives being far more dangerous than a well sharpened knife. I understand the confusion and it does sound a little backwards but it's not really. Because if your knife is poorly maintained and becomes dull. You will automatically and most of the time without even thinking about it. You'll bare down much more forcefully to get the dull knife to cut. As a result, the chances of you pushing down so much harder than you would with a well maintained sharpened knife, the chances of the knife slipping and gouging or cutting you goes up exponentially. And if you are cut with a dull knife. It's more than likely that it will result in a jagged and deep cut. Whereas with a very sharp knife you aren't baring down very little if at all. And if you do happen to get distracted while cutting and you inadvertently cut yourself. It's typically a much shallower and clean cut . The fact that you weren't having to bare down gives you more time to avoid the cut or at least minimize it. So that's why it's always best to keep every kitchen knife well honed and sharpened. Along with safe knife skills of course. But that's a whole other class.
NON-ALCOHOLIC BEER IS “NOT” A THING IN AMERICA!
The Neighborhood Surrounding The State Fair of Texas Isn't So Good & The Same With The Dallas Zoo
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The fair is in a rough neighborhood, but inside the fair has improved over the last 20 years, so it's safer. I've been attending this fair for over 60 years.
Can't believe Texans would charge $14 to ride the boring ferris wheel once. Why isn't there a day-pass or wristband like every other fair on the planet? Take your whole family to the fair for the low low price of just $3000🙄...oh sorry, i mean tickets.
Why would you go to Texas?No thanks.
The corny dog place can make 4 Million USD in that month alone.
Texas lol….
Youre so confused about USA and where to go lol
The Texas state fair is one of the most expensive state fairs in the U.S. You pay for almost everything. It aint cheap.
O'Douls is what beer drinkers drink when they're not drinking beer.
The YT algo is not allowing me to mention what happened at the Texas state fair in 2023 which involved a man with a
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Jolly has a Texas Fair Video you should react to. Those Brits show much more than this video.
They've done some of those already.