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#327 May 20 2011 at 12:09 PM Rating: Good
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Prove it. Fry some oil.


Americans can deep fry butter. Be jealous.
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#328 May 20 2011 at 12:10 PM Rating: Good
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Leave the deep fryer on all night. Not exactly edible, but fried oil ...
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#329 May 20 2011 at 12:25 PM Rating: Good
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But the oil itself won't get fried, it'll only react with whatever else you put in it, right?

Must admit, deep frying stuff isn't our trademark here. Deep fried butter sounds yucky.
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#330 May 20 2011 at 1:20 PM Rating: Good
Butter is pretty tasty stuff, so I'm kind of curious to try it deep fried. I think there's a restaurant in Portland that does that, but I don't go to Portland often. A deep fried snickers bar would be tasty too.

My favorite candy is Reese's peanut butter cups. Or the eggs for easter since they're bigger. =x Whoever though to put chocolate and peanut butter together was a freaking genius.

Sour candy is also very high up on the list. I love me some good citric acid.
#331 May 20 2011 at 1:52 PM Rating: Decent
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I draw the line at deep fried pastries. Sure, I've been known to bust out the deep fryer and throw everything from hot dogs to meatballs in there, but when I hear about people deep frying stuff like candy bars and twinkies, I get a little ill.
#332 May 20 2011 at 1:56 PM Rating: Good
Oooh deep fried meatballs sound tasty too!
#333 May 20 2011 at 2:06 PM Rating: Decent
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They are the ****.
#334 May 20 2011 at 2:17 PM Rating: Good
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They are the sh*t.

Don't fry that, not as good as it sounds.
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#335 May 20 2011 at 4:49 PM Rating: Excellent
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jaysgsl wrote:
They are the sh*t.

Don't fry that, not as good as it sounds.

Smoke it instead.... (re: Steve Martin "I'm smoking my own ****.")

#336 May 23 2011 at 7:22 AM Rating: Good
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#337 May 23 2011 at 8:13 AM Rating: Good
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Me too. This thread has more personalities than my ex-girlfriend...and that's saying something.
#338 May 23 2011 at 3:33 PM Rating: Default
Nothing special but deep fried turkey is good and battered Twinkie.
#339 May 23 2011 at 3:42 PM Rating: Good
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When the fair comes around here we get deep fried oreos and pepsi. Haven't tried it myself though but apparently it is good.

Edit: Yes, they deep fry the pepsi. :l

Edited, May 23rd 2011 5:43pm by Criminy
#340 May 23 2011 at 3:45 PM Rating: Good
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What? How the hell do you deep fry soda? Ignoring the fact that it would most likely release the carbon dioxide, how the hell do you scoop it back up in the flasks? Smiley: dubious

Edited, May 23rd 2011 11:46pm by Mazra
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#341 May 23 2011 at 3:47 PM Rating: Good
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I imagine the same way you'd fry ice cream. You'd bread it.
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#342 May 23 2011 at 4:01 PM Rating: Good
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You what? You put bread on it and fry it?
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#343 May 23 2011 at 4:21 PM Rating: Good
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I'm not sure with sodas, but I know with ice cream what you do is take a layer of bread dough and wrap it around the ice cream, then you dunk it into the deep fryer for a moment and then pull the dough ball out and serve. Its quite tasty, and I imagine soda wouldn't be too far from that.
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#344 May 23 2011 at 4:44 PM Rating: Decent
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Ice cream, though, is semi-solid, pepsi is a full out liquid.
#345 May 23 2011 at 5:09 PM Rating: Excellent
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Found the recipe, because that's just the kind of guy I am.
Deep Fried Pepsi 
 
Should feed: 4 
 
1 ¼ cups Pepsi 
¾ cup Whole butter, unsalted 
½ tsp Salt 
1 ½ cups Flour 
6 Whole eggs 
 
How to do it: 
1. Place Pepsi and butter in tall sided sauce pot. Bring to a boil. 
 
2. Add the salt and the flour all at once time, beating together over  
   medium heat until the mixture pulls away from the sides of the pot smoothly 
 
3. Transfer to an electric mixer with the paddle attachment, beating in the  
   eggs added one at a time, adding each one only after the last has been  
   incorporated. Batter should be stiff enough to hold stiff peaks. 
 
4. Place the batter into a piping bag or small bowl. 
 
5. Heat 4" oil for frying (peanut oil works the best, but Canola is also satisfactory),  
   in a high sided pot or deep fryer to 360F. 
 
6. CAREFULLY drop ½"x 2" lengths or small quenelles (oblong balls) into the hot oil.  
   Fry until a deep gold brown. Generally, the dough will be fully cooked 3-4 minutes  
   after having risen to the surface of the oil. 
 
7. Scoop out the cooked Pepsi, draining excess oil, dust liberally with powdered sugar  
   and serve as is, or make it a fried Pepsi Float with the addition of ice cream! 


Edited, May 23rd 2011 7:11pm by lolgaxe
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#346 May 23 2011 at 5:22 PM Rating: Decent
OMG, that looks so delicious.

Also, I wish they would make pots of the stuff inside Cadbury Eggs so I can but some on my toast in the morning.
#347 May 23 2011 at 6:47 PM Rating: Good
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Honestly at first I was quite curious on how the heck one could deep fry a liquid but Lolgaxe explained it well. Not that I would punish my body like that. It turns my stomach at the sheer thought of that. :l
#348 May 23 2011 at 6:55 PM Rating: Good
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Mazra wrote:
What? How the hell do you deep fry soda?Smiley: dubious


It's pop!
#349 May 24 2011 at 11:01 AM Rating: Excellent
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Hyolith wrote:
Mazra wrote:
What? How the hell do you deep fry soda?Smiley: dubious


It's pop!

Oh god. Now the door is open for hoagie/grinder/sub nomenclature wars, and Mary/marry/merry pronunciation wars...
#350 May 25 2011 at 9:46 AM Rating: Good
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Pop is just a location sort of thing. If you grew up in an area where it was commonly called pop you probably picked it up. I searched and found a map once of Pop vs. Soda.

Probably one of my biggest peeves is people saying carmel over carAmel.
#351 May 25 2011 at 9:59 AM Rating: Good
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I used 'soda' because that's what they call it on TV. I don't think I've ever seen an American show where someone referred to a beverage as a 'pop'. I'm fairly certain I would have choked on my tongue from laughter and died in the process had I heard that.

We call it sodavand (soda water). I don't believe we've got an actual abbreviation for it either.

Edited, May 25th 2011 6:00pm by Mazra
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