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Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Showing posts with label food. Show all posts
Saturday, March 20, 2021
Slawburger '19 Rock - Fayetteville, TN
Starting in 2015, the third Saturday in April brings the yearly Slawburger Festival to the Fayetteville, TN town square. (With Covid, I'm not sure if it's on this year.) A Slawburger is a hamburger where the patty is topped by a mustard-based cole slaw. This Slawburger is only prepared by a few local restaurants like Honey's Restaurant, Ken's Fast Foods and Bill's Cafe. This big rock is in front of Lincoln County High School along highway US231/431. The painted slawburger must not be permanent as there is something else painted here on Google street view.
Labels:
Fast Food,
Fayetteville,
food,
Lincoln County,
rock,
US231,
US431
Monday, January 26, 2015
The Spam-mobile
Friday, August 8, 2014
TN State Fair - Misfit Vegetables
Wednesday, October 19, 2011
Loveless Cafe Neon Sign before dusk
Located just southwest of Nashville on Scenic Highway 100 near the northern end of the Natchez Trace Parkway, this is now a "Must Visit" place, as it has been for decades. Some might say it's Nashville's premiere meat-and-three, while I've heard other's say they don't understand what all the hype is about.
So what's the best thing to get here? it may not even be on the menu. Let me explain... If you ever find a brochure for here, it'll likely have quotes from The Today Show weatherman Willard Scott or Martha Stewart saying they serve the best biscuits in the country. I've been to eat here twice. The first time must have been an off night as the biscuits were not-special-at-all disappointing and I had fries that may have come from the microwave. However, on my second visit, they lived up to their lofty expectations. The biscuits came with three different fruit spreads, which made for a better desert than I could have gotten at other places. Carol Fay Ellison is the Biscuit Lady and is a celebrity in some circles.
I don't know how many decades it's been since this was a motel, apparently some time in the mid 80's. The motel was named after the Loveless family which started the Motel. (If you don't know anything about the place, Loveless Motel makes for an amusing name.) The Lovelesses sold it to the Maynesses who sold it to the McCabes and it's now owned by TomKats caterers. The old motel rooms have been converted to shops.
Labels:
food,
Highway 100,
motel,
Nashville,
Natchez Trace Parkway,
neon,
restaurant,
sign
Thursday, October 7, 2010
I Dream of Weenie
Before you get the wrong idea, this is a hotdog stand in East Nashville. (on Woodland St.) It's in a area slowly becoming trendy, Five Points.
Their other sign: East Nashville's only full service weenery.
Labels:
East Nashville,
food,
hot dog,
restaurant,
sign
Sunday, September 19, 2010
Tennessee State Fair - Fair Food
Thursday, February 25, 2010
Deep Fried Goo-Goos
Goo-Goo Clusters are a uniquely Middle Tennesseean confection. Made by the Standard Candy Company since 1903, it is easily their most popular candy. Since then, they have also started to manufacture the King Leo peppermint candy and Stuckey's Pecan Roll. As a young student about 25 years ago, I remember a class field trip to their manufacturing facility.
Deep Fried Goo-Goo Clusters were the official candy of the 2008 TN State Fair. You know you're at a southern fair or festival if you see something deep fried. Other vendors offered deep fried Snickers and Milky Ways. I think this poster is Groovy and surreal in a 70's kind of way.
Labels:
Deep Fried,
food,
Goo Goo Clusters,
Nashville,
State Fair,
Tennessee
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