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Have you ever had a hushpuppy? I’ve only had one. Literally, one. We were in South Carolina and there was one left at the salad bar. It was still hot and totally delicious but the family in front of me seriously took the entire pan. Who does that? Ugh, thanks for leaving me one! I watched with totally creepy eyes for the rest of dinner but they never got refilled. Dagnabit! And since I didn’t have enough to really try to make my own version I did the next best thing, I made honey butter fried corn fritters. Is that even a thing? Probably not but good golly they were yummy!

We had actually just made corn dogs, which did not go very well (turn that oil up folks or that stinking corn mixture floats right off) and then when I served the few good ones the girls informed me that they like plain hot dogs and not corn dogs. 🙁 Clearly my fail ruined them. I’m dying to try Corn Dog Commander just to help them fall in love but back to the fritters.

I had no desire to dip anymore corn dogs (have I mentioned that I actually love the things?!) just for the kids to whine so I did what any healthy parent would do, I fried the batter and rolled them in the world’s best honey butter. Yes, world’s best honey butter. And then we all shoveled them into our faces because fried corn and honey butter are heaven. And now you should back away from the computer before your drool ruins the keyboard.
What Are Corn Fritters?
A corn fritter is a fried food consisting of a portion of batter or breading which has been filled with corn.
Corn fritters originated in Native American cuisine.
Can You Freeze Corn Fritters?
Finished corn fritters freeze well.
Once the fritters have cooled, stack them in airtight containers, with baking parchment between the layers of fritters, and freeze for up to 1 month.
How Do You Reheat Corn Fritters?
Reheat corn fritters for about five minutes in the toaster oven.
Or, you could also thaw them for about an hour on the counter and quickly reheat in a pan.
Honey Butter Fried Corn Fritters






My my, try using this batter with hot dogs in a mini muffin tin. Cut the dog to the height of the muffin holder then pour in the batter. Your girls will love them! Bake about ten minutes. 😋
What a great idea!!
Had a comment on here dont know what happened guess they figured out im black
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Where’s the corn? Im trying to make corn fritters your recipe looked the best.i thought corn fritters had corn.Did i missthe honey butter recipie ?help!confused in Cleveland
Hi Ree, the cornmeal is the corn in this recipe for a more simple fritter. The honey butter is in the recipe, it’s the green text and you just click it to get to the recipe. It’s seriously the most delicious honey butter so I hope you love it!
*drooooool* this idea is dangerously fantastic!!
I need these in my life!
I agree! xoxo!
These little fritters look delicious!
Thanks, girl!
Omg! I have been talking about these since we moved back home from Charleston, SC… If you get a moment look up the restaurant Pearlz in downtown Charleston/West Ashley. They had corn fritters there with big chunks of corn in them fried golden heavily dusted with powdered sugar and served in plastic sleeves in these cute wire spiral shaped things and they served them with honey butter! Although they were one of the best places for seafood I ALWAYS ordered these. So good! If you go there you must try!
Dangit, I need to get back there and try it out!
South Carolina hush puppies are theeeeee best! What a bunch of hoarders that family is…geez I mean the nerve of some people!
Right? SHARE. THE. WEALTH!
These look SO GOOD! I love just about anything fried, but it does not get much better than just some classic fried dough. I need these in my life and my face hole! Ha! Thanks for sharing 🙂
-Michele
Haha, love it! Thanks Michele!
Best. Idea. Ever. I need some of that honey butter in my life, too!