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We were in Northern Iowa, but as is quite possible in late December, snow storms were on the roll, so no stopping in Brandon, Iowa, even though I was right there.
So no stopping to see Iowa's Largest Frying Pan.
As roadside attractions go ,well it is what it is, but it shows up on my social media enough that it does seem like it must be working.
Facts:
The pan can cook at any one time 528 eggs or 88 pounds of bacon or 440 hamburgers
The sad fact of it was that when this 15 foot tall frying pan was built in 2004, the idea (obviously) was to be the World's largest. well, it's about three inches shorter than one in Washington state, so... they seem to be pretty content with being Iowa's biggest, and all truth be told, it seems to be good enough.
So no stopping to see Iowa's Largest Frying Pan.
As roadside attractions go ,well it is what it is, but it shows up on my social media enough that it does seem like it must be working.
Facts:
The pan can cook at any one time 528 eggs or 88 pounds of bacon or 440 hamburgers
The sad fact of it was that when this 15 foot tall frying pan was built in 2004, the idea (obviously) was to be the World's largest. well, it's about three inches shorter than one in Washington state, so... they seem to be pretty content with being Iowa's biggest, and all truth be told, it seems to be good enough.
