Top 5 American Food festivals

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1.Happy Harry’s Ribfest

If you find yourself in North Dakota this weekend, this all-American extravaganza of slow-cooked chicken, pulled pork and beef on the bone — held in the state’s biggest city Fargo — should help you keep your calorie count at a (very) high level. It has been feeding visitors to the region since 1996. Perhaps best to don a bib.

 2. Boston Seafood Festival

The Massachusetts state capital turns its attention to delicious creatures of the deep every August. This carnival of crustaceans, chowder and just about any other type of fare which includes fish takes over Boston Fish Pier (which juts into the fabled Inner Harbour, south of the centre) for one day. The schedule will feature cooking demonstrations, oyster-shucking contests and stalls offering everything from lobster guacamole to sushi.

 3.Seattle Street Food Festival

Held in the South Lake Union district of Seattle, this summer party is a showcase of the Pacific Northwest’s most alluring city at its most relaxed. Described as an urban picnic, it is popular with residents and visitors, with local chefs showing their skills alongside a convoy of food trucks and pop-up cafés. Entry is free and comes with a side of scenery — the festival is set up on the edge of Lake Union, one of Seattle’s prettiest bodies of water.

4.Eat Drink SF

Not to be eclipsed by its east-coast cousin, San Francisco also has its August moment of foodie fascination. Pitched on the waterfront  largely at the Fort Mason Center (views of Alcatraz as standard) —Eat Drink SF is illuminated by some 120 of the city’s most respected restaurants laying out their most exquisite delicacies, and more than 70 California wineries and spirit distillers help guests to wash them down with an alcoholic tipple or three.

5. A Taste Of Colorado

The so-called Mile High City, Denver — perched at 5,278ft above sea level, in the foothills of the Rockies — offers a wealth of elevated flavours at its annual food statement, A Taste Of Colorado. Framed by Civic Center Park, at the heart of what is the state capital, this four-day affair sees 50 of the city’s prime restaurants display their wares — ranging from noodles and pasta to tacos and slices of barbecued meat — to a soundtrack of live music performances.