Random odd food idea

[PineyCreek]

Take a corn dog (hot dog-style sausage corn-bread battered and fried) and use it as the cone/base to gather cotton candy (similar to paper cone type handles they use at fairs/carnivals).  Discuss/Disgust.

[atxcyclist]

I am so happy that you are also in Texas, because this seems like a very Texas thing to eat.

 

Also, I'd give it a go.

[NineEyeRon]

In our house we eat fajitas out of pitta instead of tortilla

[Mutoh]

Distinctly American 

[anonymous420]

i cant even envision this can u do like a ms paint diagram

[PineyCreek]

15 hours ago, Mutoh said:

Distinctly American 

We've tried/fried everything I think.

[Rybo]

On 1/30/2021 at 7:34 AM, anonymous420 said:

i cant even envision this can u do like a ms paint diagram

Seems to me it's as simple as using a corn dog to collect the cotton candy.  So just imagine a stick of cotton candy with a savory, hot-doggy core.  

[Rybo]

On 1/30/2021 at 1:25 AM, PineyCreek said:

Take a corn dog (hot dog-style sausage corn-bread battered and fried) and use it as the cone/base to gather cotton candy (similar to paper cone type handles they use at fairs/carnivals).  Discuss/Disgust.

I suspect this depends heavily on the flavor of the cotton candy.  Bubblegum?  Nahhh.  Certain fruits?  Maybe.

[PineyCreek]

Well, the biggest problem I could see would be either extra cleaning or extra resources.  Corn dogs are naturally greasy once they've been fried (baked corn dogs are the devil), and that's not something you'd want to use to naturally gather cotton candy in the traditional sugar-spinner that makes the cotton candy...so in my mind it'd either involve regular cleaning of the sugar spinner (possibly including disinfection) or some form of handpacking the cotton candy onto the corn dog.  The other question would be how well would it stick on a corn dog with its naturally greasy nature.  Perhaps the simplest solution would be to blot the surface grease off after frying it.  I dunno.