Ozark Empire Fair Introduces Fried Cashew Chicken on a Stick

New fried item spotted at Fair

Springfield, MO – Fairs have long been associated with different, new ways of preparing fried food, but this years’ extraordinary culinary award has been given to a vendor who is providing fried chicken bites on a stick with a bit of cashew sauce as a gravy for dipping.

The fried food committee praised the new item and said, “we’ve seen fried cheesecake, twinkies, ice cream and even pig brains, but this new fried chicken & cashew infusion is really something else.” Local attendees at the Ozark Empire Fair were less impressed.

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Vendor Carter Lippers said, “Everyone loves food on a stick…and everyone around here loves cashew chicken so I figured I’d fry some up and impale a bite for all the attendees at the Fair. Hey I didn’t invent cashew chicken, I simply stuck it on a pike and created a cashew kabob of sorts. It’s akin to prisoners who take big rock and smash them into little rocks…but the little rocks are deceptively delicious!”

The new fried food will be available during the Fair and Lippers plans to open a food truck once the event wraps up next week. The truck will travers the metro area of Springfield, serving cashew chicken to patrons one bite at a time.