Wallaces Farmer

Local organizations offer plenty of options when it's time to dine.

August 7, 2018

3 Min Read
CHOW DOWN: With four food tents, as well as grub to grab near the livestock exhibits, show visitors can stall hunger easily at this year’s show.Wavebreakmedia/Getty Images

Walking a few miles to see exhibits can give a person an appetite, and show visitors are in luck with the range of choices available for 2018. You’ll have diverse choices depending on what you’re hankering for when it’s time to chow down.

One tip? Consider starting a little early to get your meal, which can help avoid the bigger lines at the show. And you will want to consider the “meal deal,” of a sandwich, chips and a drink for $12. The entrees are different in each food area, providing some variety to that meal deal.

As Matt Jungmann, Farm Progress national events director, notes, the show is working with local groups and organizations. This allows them to staff the sites, and support their organizations. These groups do make a profit from their show sales.

“It gives the show a better community feel, and inspires a little competition between them to see who can get the best food and what becomes the favorite over the course of the show,” he says.

Check out the list below of what the groups are offering.

Northwest and southwest quadrants

Faith United Methodist Church will be working the southwest food area; and food will also be available at the northwest location. Prices for the entrees are listed to the left; the meal deal is to the right:

Entrees
1/3-pound cheeseburger   $7 | $12
Boneless pork chop sandwich   $7 | $12
BBQ chicken breast sandwich   $7 | $12
Fresh pulled pork sandwich   $7 | $12
Side items
Pit-Tatoes   $4
Potato chips   $3
Ice cream
Ice cream cup   $5
Ice cream Neapolitan sandwich   $3
Chocolate-chip ice cream sandwich   $3
Beverages
Coke products, 20 ounces   $3
(Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Peak Sweet Tea, Peak Unsweet Tea, Powerade Mt. Blast, Powerade Fruit Punch)
Water, 20 ounces  $3
Ice
20-pound bag of ice   $8
Breakfast booth
Coffee   $2
Sausage, egg and cheese biscuit   $4
Bacon, egg and cheese biscuit   $4


Northeast quadrant

The Boone County Pork Producers will be staffing the northeast quadrant location, and offering the $12 meal deal, but their menu has some added items.

Entrees
Pork sausage sandwich   $7 | $12
Boneless pork chop sandwich   $7 | $12
Pork burger   $7 | $12
Fresh pulled pork sandwich   $7 | $12
Side items
Pit-Tatoes   $4
Potato chips   $3
Ice cream
Ice cream cup, 8.5 ounces   $5
Ice cream Neapolitan sandwich   $3
Chocolate-chip ice cream sandwich   $3
Beverages
Coke products, 20 ounces$3
(Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Peak Sweet Tea, Peak Unsweet Tea, Powerade Mt. Blast, Powerade Fruit Punch)
Water, 20 ounces   $3
Ice
20-pound bag of ice   $8
Breakfast booth
Coffee$2
Sausage, egg and cheese biscuit$4
Bacon, egg and cheese biscuit$4

Northwest, northeast and southwest quadrants are supplied by Nelson’s Catering and Fundraising of Wakarusa, Ind.

Boone County Cattleman

Food is located near the Livestock Industries Tent at the intersection of 11th Street and South Avenue.

Rib-eye sandwich   $10 | $12
Chips   $1
Drinks   $3

Ogden Youth Ministries

Located in the middle of the southeast quadrant of the exhibit field.

Entrees
Hickory Park pulled pork sandwich   $7 | $12
1/3-pound cheeseburger   $7 | $12
Chicken sandwich   $7 | $12
1/4-pound hot dog   $6 | $10
Side items
Potato chips   $3
Beverages
Coke products, 20 ounces   $3
(Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, Peak Sweet Tea, Peak Unsweet Tea, Powerade Mt. Blast, Powerade Fruit Punch)
Water, 20 ounces   $3
Breakfast
Biscuits and gravy   $5
Sausage, egg and cheese sandwich   $4
Cinnamon roll   $2
Coffee   $2

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