June 12, 2015 6:06 PM EDT
T he San Diego County Fair has found a way to make Starbucks drinks even more caloric .
At the Bacon-A-Fair booth, fairgoers can buy deep-fried balls of dough stuffed with Starbucks ground coffee, which comes in a Starbucks cup and is topped with whipped cream. So the concoction basically looks like a deep-fried Frappuccino. Or just think about it as “coffee, sugar, and cream,” the booth’s owner told ABC News .
Last Fall, Amy Erickson of food blog “Oh Bite It” showed off her deep-friend pumpkin spice latte bites.
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