Faribault, MNCrafted here
Original Hot Sauce 3-Pack
Bright, pickled habanero heat with a devoted Minnesota following.
Cry Baby Craig’s · price guide$33.00
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Minnesota State Fair-inspired favorites.
Not an official Fair marketplace—just the flavors, state pride, cleverness, and blue-ribbon spirit that make late summer in Minnesota feel like its own holiday.
Faribault, MN
Delano, MNHarvested here
Basswood Honey
A State Fair blue-ribbon honey with delicate lime and mint notes.
Ames Farm · price guide$6.25
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Delano, MNHarvested here
Blooming Prairie Creamed Honey
Raw Minnesota honey slowly creamed into a smooth spread.
Ames Farm · price guide$12.99
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Faribault, MNWoven here
Paul Bunyan & Babe Wool Throw
Adam Turman’s Minnesota icons rendered in warm woven wool.
Faribault Mill · price guide$122.00
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Faribault, MNWoven here
Minnesota Flag Wool Throw
The North Star flag woven into a substantial wool throw.
Faribault Mill · price guide$245.00
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St. Paul, MNCrafted here
Honey Bon-Bons, 3 pc
Dark chocolate, rooftop honey, and a tiny flash of edible gold.
Mademoiselle Miel · price guide$12.00
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St. Paul, MNCrafted here
Cranberry Wild Rice Bar
Minnesota wild rice and maple sugar with cranberry and oats.
Mademoiselle Miel · price guide$10.00
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St. Paul, MNPublished here
The Minnesota Book of Skills
A playful guide to campfires, sauna etiquette, ticks, and fair traditions.
MNHS Press · price guide$17.95
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Good to know
A couple of sensible questions.
Are all of these official State Fair vendors?
No. This is an independent Fair-inspired edit. We call out specific awards only when the maker documents them.
Why include products available year-round?
Because mini-donut season is short, but Minnesota pride and excellent local food are useful all year.
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