Fri Nov 16, 2012, 02:06 PM

liberal N proud (43,767 posts)

Twinkies...

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Twinkies... (Original post)	liberal N proud	Nov 2012	OP
Twinkies are (were) Trippy	Berlum	Nov 2012	#1
Are they even food? n/t	Raven	Nov 2012	#2
Who is going to volunteer to tell Tallahassee about this?	4th law of robotics	Nov 2012	#3
I was always fond of Snowballs (I think they're called)	No Vested Interest	Nov 2012	#4
Oh darn, forgot about those - what will they use for the bikini cakes?	liberal N proud	Nov 2012	#5
Do you mean those flat cookies, that you had to break apart?	surrealAmerican	Nov 2012	#6
Yeah, sort of like a raisin bar, squarish/oblong.	No Vested Interest	Nov 2012	#7

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Fri Nov 16, 2012, 02:12 PM

Berlum (3,725 posts)

1. Twinkies are (were) Trippy

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Fri Nov 16, 2012, 02:15 PM

Raven (11,053 posts)

2. Are they even food? n/t

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Fri Nov 16, 2012, 02:17 PM

4th law of robotics (6,801 posts)

3. Who is going to volunteer to tell Tallahassee about this?

Because . . .uh . . not it.

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Fri Nov 16, 2012, 02:20 PM

No Vested Interest (525 posts)

4. I was always fond of Snowballs (I think they're called)

The round coconut covered, often pink in color, filled with dome soft sweetness in the center. Weren't they made by Hostess?
Used to indulge on a break at work.
They'll probably be forever lost, just like the flat raisin-filled cookie/cracker that Sunshine used to make.

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Fri Nov 16, 2012, 03:34 PM

liberal N proud (43,767 posts)

5. Oh darn, forgot about those - what will they use for the bikini cakes?

Those were always used for the top portion.

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Fri Nov 16, 2012, 04:09 PM

surrealAmerican (7,487 posts)

6. Do you mean those flat cookies, that you had to break apart?

I loved those as a kid.

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Sat Nov 17, 2012, 02:30 AM

No Vested Interest (525 posts)

7. Yeah, sort of like a raisin bar, squarish/oblong.

I've seen a similar product, made in England advertised on Amazon or Ebay, as well as available from the Vermont country Store, but didn't order - they're not really the same.
Miss them.

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