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By Artisan Walker


Once A Year is Plenty!

We make these about once a year at the restaurant where I work. Usually around the holidays, when sometimes business is slow, but everyone is feeling festive. We buy the king size bars, dip in funnel-cake batter, deep-fry and split them up between the staff. Yummy!

Maybe it'll become a Christmas tradition.

If you don't have a deep-fryer -and most people don't- I see no reason why you couldn't use a deep-sided skillet. Just be extremely careful because you need the oil to be about 375 degrees F. Please, keep a fire extinguisher close by.

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King Size or Bite-size: That Is The Question

If you're making these for, say, a party or gathering, you might want to go with a bag of the bite-size bars, otherwise a few king size bars should be plenty.

The addition of lemon extract in the funnel cake batter gives this treat a little tang. Lemon and chocolate taste great together.

The procedure is simple: Simply dip Snickers bars into funnel-cake batter, deep-fry til they reach a golden brown color, remove from the oil and place on a rack to cool. But, don't wait til they're completely cooled before eating; They're best when still hot!

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Funnel-Cake Batter

(The shown amounts are for a service of 8. Adjust accordingly)

  • 2-2/3 cups all-purpose flour
  • 2/3 cup light brown sugar
  • 2 tspns baking powder
  • 1/4 tspns salt
  • 2 eggs
  • 1 1/2 cups milk
  • 1/2 tspn lemon extract

In a large bowl, whisk together the dry ingredients first. Then whisk in the wet ingredients.

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The Add-Ons

If you get these at a food stand on a pier, they'll typically offer a choice of toppings such as chocolate syrup, confectioner's sugar, cinnamon, whipped cream, etc. Personally, I don't think they need anything else, but if you're feeling dangerous, go for it!

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jim10 profile image

jim10  says:
5 months ago

That looks delicious. I heard of them before but, never got to try one. And I have always wanted a good funnel cake recipe. I think you might help me actually gain weight. Never been able to before. By the way I love how you put the little pictures on the side in the boxes. That went really well with this.

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Artisan Walker  says:
5 months ago

Thanks Jim. You should definitely try it. Be careful, I have the same weight "problem" but am also fighting to keep it off my gut.

How's that for irony!

\Brenda Scully  says:
5 months ago

SI want one of those like now....................

Artisan Walker profile image

Artisan Walker  says:
5 months ago

Go for it! They're delicious.

k@ri profile image

k@ri  says:
5 months ago

Oh, how you tempt me!! :D These sound like they are to die for! Fried Snickers...does life get any better!? :D

Teresa McGurk profile image

Teresa McGurk  says:
5 months ago

Good Gawd I heard someone else talking about these, but thought she was joking. Talk about a deep-fried sugar rush!

Artisan Walker profile image

Artisan Walker  says:
5 months ago

-K@ri, Of course it does ... have it with a snifter of Hazelnut Amaretto!

-Teresa, that's why I recommend splitting ONE king size bar with a couple friends. Okay, two!

Adam B profile image

Adam B  says:
4 months ago

I was thinking the other day as I was eating a snickers..."this is delicious but...how do I double the calories and add fat to this delightful treat?" then I thought..."I wish I could make this candybar even worse for me and add something that could instantaniously make my veins harden." Luckily I came across your hub, now all my dreams have come true.

Thanks Artisan Walker formerly Constant Walker

Artisan Walker profile image

Artisan Walker  says:
4 months ago

Ah, ya humorous bastard. You're truly an ass-hole! But, don't thank me ... it's all my pleasure.

And you know you're dying to try one ...

Chef Jeff profile image

Chef Jeff  says:
3 months ago

Deep fried mars bars is a Scottish treat. Yes, good for only once a year in this diabetic's life!

Artisan Walker profile image

Artisan Walker  says:
3 months ago

In this non-diabetic's life, as well!

Mars Bar, eh?

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