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Palm Beach County Florida Events: Sweet Corn Fiesta

Saying Sweet Corn and Palm Beach County, Florida in the same breath might make you do a double take. The 6th Annual Sweet Corn Fiesta at the South Florida Fairgrounds this Sunday, April 29 from 11AM to 5PM will show you why Sweet Corn is a big part of Palm Beach County, Florida.

corn eating contestI would never have known that there are over 27,000 acres of Palm Beach County, Florida under cultivation for Sweet Corn! The Florida climate ensures year round growing... and the extra sun helps create an ultra sweet crop!

Actually... few counties in the country - even in Iowa - farm 1/2 that many acres!

girl eating cornJoin in the fun of Corn Eating at the Adult International Corn Eating Contest to be crowned this year's Corn King! or you could let your kids compete in a Corn Shucking contest!

The Sweet Corn Fiesta will have fun for all ages including contests, rides, games, food and country music all free with admission.

shuckingTours of the Yesteryear Village - an historical recreation of Florida of the past - will also be given.

Admission is adults $6, children 6-11 $4. Children 5 and under are admitted free. Parking is free. Yesteryear Village is located on the South Florida Fairgrounds in suburban West Palm Beach off Southern Boulevard one mile West of the Florida Turnpike.

For additional information, phone (561) 996-0343


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David A. Podgursky, MBA
The Mortgage Go To Guy
Your Source for Residential, Commercial, Investment and Relocation Mortgages in Florida
Posted Saturday Apr 28

WooHoo! Love sweet corn! They have fiesta's over there?

I wonder if your corn is like our Kahuku sweet corn???

Thought I'd make your mouth water with a picture of the corn and shrimp from the shrimp farms in Kahuku (north side of Oahu) and I better go eat lunch now.

Lunch!

Lunch!

 

Spicy fried shrimp, rice, local, from Kahuku, sweet corn, and a lilikoi (passion fruit) float. Mmm, it was good. I was instructed to suck the juices off the shrimp, peel, then dip in butter. It was easier to just dip the shrimp and eat them whole.

( 04/28/07 08:40PM ) — Matthew J Blum - MyFavoriteMortgage.net

David that corn looks so good.  Great post

now that's a picture!!

 

yum yum yum

 

Eva - thanks for reporting back

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