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16,000 pounds of flour and one of the State Fair’s longest lines
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· August 25, 2026
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Key points The vendor uses a substantial amount of ingredients, with 16,000 pounds of flour being utilized. Long lines have become a hallmark of this business, with one of the longest lines at the State Fair being attributed to it.
A popular baked goods vendor has expanded its operations to meet demand. This year, a second trailer was added to help manage the crowd. The company first gained attention with a large glazed treat that drew a significant following.
The vendor uses a substantial amount of ingredients, with 16,000 pounds of flour being utilized. Long lines have become a hallmark of this business, with one of the longest lines at the State Fair being attributed to it.
Further information about the company and its offerings can be found through the source. Details about the business's history and its decision to expand are also available.
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Category: parks ·
Published: August 25, 2026 ·
Source: Star Tribune ·
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