
We've had sweet. We've had savoury. Let's go back to sweet again with yet another delectable pastry.
Typically located at around the same food alley as where you can pick up your mini-donuts will be a stand that sells another pastry covered in cinnamon and sugar. Some people call them Whale's Tails, others call them Beaver Tails. I call them delicious.
If cinnamon and sugar aren't your kind of thing, it is also possible to order a Whale Tail with a number of other toppings. Whether it be the sticky goodness of Nutella, the almost healthy appeal of fresh fruit, or maybe a quick spread of strawberry jam, a Whale Tail is an excellent way to end the day at the Pacific National Exhibition.
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