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VIDEO: These funnel cakes are topped with everything from peaches to crab

Fancy Funnel Cake in Lawrenceville serves up more than 20 combinations

We were LIVE at Fancy Funnel Cake in Lawrenceville to learn how to make the fried favorite.
Aug 31, 2018

The North Georgia State Fair is coming up, but you don’t have to wait until mid-September to enjoy one of your favorite fair foods.

We visited Fancy Funnel Cake, a newly-opened eatery focusing on the fried favorite, to get a taste of how funnel cakes are made and what you can top them with (hint: basically anything you can think of within reason).

Watch the video above to find out more, and visit Fancy Funnel Cake at 3059 Lawrenceville Highway in Lawrenceville.

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