Concession Turkey Treats

Gobble Up These Turkey Goodies

Happy Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving weekend is all about friends and family – celebrate your community by visiting a local event (and a local concession of course!)

Craft Fairs

According to their website, more than 175,000 visitors enjoyed Sugarloaf Craft Festivals last year. They take place in Maryland, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New Jersey and include gourmet food, arts and crafts, live demonstrations, and even puppetshows! The next show is on November 18-2o in Gaithersburg, Maryland.

Craft Show Concession

Just a sampler of the craft show concession stands : Dragon’s Feast, Open Pit Ham (what is that? sounds tasty), London Broil, and eclairs for dessert. No turkey, however.

Turkey Jerky

It’s delicious, lean, and it rhymes – everything I want in a dried meat product. Perky Jerky is the “official and exclusive jerky at the International Speedway Corporation racetracks” and available at concession stands. They also have Perky Turkey Jerky- a trifecta of rhyming meat snack goodness.

Turkey Legs

The Arts For All Festival, “Southwest Oklahoma’s largest and most popular fine arts festival,” takes place in May so you have lots of time to plan to your visit. They have two different concession stands selling turkey legs so they must be a popular treat.

Turkey To Go

The Turkey To Go concession at the Minnesota State Fair “has been serving up tasty turkey at the State Fair for more than 50 years.” Minnesotans love turkey so much that they celebrate with a Gobble Gobble Cluck Day.

 Turkey Twist

In a strange twist, there was a wild turkey in Kingston New Hampshire called Gobbles who liked to eat donuts.