FALCON HEIGHTS, Minn. — One of the Minnesota State Fair's better deals is getting a price hike.
Midwest Dairy confirmed in a press release that it will charge $3 at its All-You-Can-Drink milk stand on Machinery Hill this summer, up from last year's price of $2.
The stand will still continue to offer white milk — 2% and low-fat — and 1% chocolate milk, but it will cost an extra buck to get your bottomless cup. Midwest Dairy says the deal began in 1955 when people could purchase a cup for just 10 cents, and remains the only limitless food or drink deal at the fair.
Midwest Dairy also announced "Rock Star-Berry" as its new Flavor of the Fair. The release described it as a vanilla malt or sundae topped with a scoop of colorful fruity rice cereal and strawberries.
The Great Minnesota Get-Together begins Aug. 22 and continues through Sept. 2.
