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BOWERS CHILI PEPPER FESTIVAL 2004 |
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But the best part about the Bowers Chili Pepper Festival is all of the foods other than chili peppers you can eat. Of course there is the traditional Pennsylvania confectionary... funnel cake. But I'm talking about real spicy foods such as pretzels, chips, dips, salsas, mustards, and other free goodies that you can snack. (Just watch out for those evil cookies. Even Cookie Monster would turn them away.) The best though is the assortment of sandwiches you can eat ranging from chili dogs to kielbasa to jambalaya and much more. Word of advice though is to purchase somoe lemonade BEFORE you begin your gluttonous endevours. And watch out for the lines to the rest rooms. These things don't move very fast. |
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Future IFOCE (International Federation of Competitive Eating) contestant in the "Nachos" division. |
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Oh, boy! Jambalaya! |
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Alejandro just can't get enough of that spicy kielbasa.. |
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Alejandro would make a gay man very happy. Remember though to be careful with the teeth. |
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Alejandro double-fisting his meat. |
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Dammit! Can't this line move any faster! |
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Return to Pennsylvania Cheese |
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More of Bowers Chili Pepper Festival |
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