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A mix of sweet and hot Italian sausage.
Peppers and onions were done in the wok to get some char on them.
One of these is pickled sweet pepper relish I made last year.
Fries were twice fried like Five Guys. I didn't tell my wife that. As she started eating them she said "this needs malt vinegar" and I knew I had won. I got her some malt vinegar.
I was out of provolone so I went with cheddar.
Cost per person $4.35 Cost at street fair: $24-$35
Space is limited and beer at a fair costs more than food. It's a resource allocation issue.
Beer costs more than food... I've no words.
I think you may have been not understanding the surplus of levity I was approaching the situation with.
Don't worry.