R.I.P. Twinkies
POSTED BY: whozit
UPDATED: Saturday, November 17, 2012 23:54
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I've been warning friends who are Twinkie-lovers to stock up, as it looked like bad news coming. The things have a half-life of who knows how long, and I am sure that deep in a hidden cranny of Serenity there is a case of perfectly edible (well, in-original-condition) Twinkies.
They go down a treat with Mudder's Milk.
Or try putting one in a dish and sprinkling mashed strawberries over it. Let soak and watch rimworlds out the front of the boat while you take tiny little melting bites.
bun
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Ooh, that sounds yummy!
Never been a fan of Twinkies so much myself, but I did like Hostess cupcakes and fruit pies. Also assorted Ding-Dongs, HoHo's and Choco-Diles. I like frosting on my snack cakes.
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Nooooo!
The horror, the horror!
We're dooooooomed!
Actually, wasn't there an off-brand called zingers or something?
I do recall munching a good many of those back in school, cause they were cheaper than twinkies......
-F
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I'm hoping another baking company gets the OK to bring back Twinkes, I just hope they don't try to change anything, just bake them the way Hostess did.
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