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... and don't try to talk me out of it.
I'll start:
Chef Boyardee Spaghetti
Kraft Mac and Cheese
Pop Tarts
Fess up, pilgrims, what horrible, unhealthy, and yummy food do you love, and are not one bit "guilty" about it?
-- Mal
dewsgirl
(14,964 posts)Vinnie From Indy
(10,820 posts)Always mad when they are out or don't stock.
Cheers!
dewsgirl
(14,964 posts)Have them sometimes. I have a hard time finding them also, especially the French Onion flavor.
mr_lebowski
(33,643 posts)Sun Chips aren't TOO junky afa 'chips' go. Also some of the garden harvest line, I think it's called ... they're like pea-based instead of corn ... a couple of those aren't bad but they have HEAVY flavorings on them to make 'em taste any good. They seem healthier though.
Overall I'm more of a plain chips person most of the time ... plain chips, perhaps with dips (or nacho cheese lol) is preferred over the powdered seasonings on the chips. Once in a great while I'll crave Spicy Nacho Doritos in small quantities (hopefully) or good Kettle Cooked Potato Chips like Toms or Cape Cod with Barbeque seasoning.
Angry Dragon
(36,693 posts)jodymarie aimee
(3,975 posts)we call this Democratic Underground....our beloved country is being demolished.
Angry Dragon
(36,693 posts)The Velveteen Ocelot
(121,889 posts)ploppy
(2,181 posts)Lighten up.
MFM008
(20,016 posts)Take one.
Squinch
(53,473 posts)there is humor here, even if that offends you.
fleur-de-lisa
(14,677 posts)mr_lebowski
(33,643 posts)Ba-da-bing ...
AJT
(5,240 posts)I have been known to eat so many that I get acid indigestion...and to come back the next day for more!
brush
(58,318 posts)Freddie
(9,763 posts)The other night I had a carb craving and made myself half a bag of them, with plenty of salt and ketchup. But it was healthy, baked not fried.
trixie2
(905 posts)I am making no judgements just like the larger and puffier cauliflower.
cannabis_flower
(3,856 posts)Chili cheese tator tots. Cheesecake. Jalapeno poppers.
PoorMonger
(844 posts)To be fair pizza is my favorite food so even when its bad I still like it.
malthaussen
(17,817 posts)Pavlovs Dog Needs Only One Iteration
I hate pizza, I said, and she smiled
as she held up a wedge to my mouth.
A bite, the cheese and sauce blending
on my tongue; crunch of crust as I chew, then swallow.
A few bites more, and then with mischief in her eyes
she presses her lips to my startled mouth.
Quick flicker of tongue, as she steals a crumb,
a taste cooler than any liquid to wash down
the commingled flavors.
God, I love pizza.
-- Mal
Pizza's like sex. Even if it's bad it's still pretty good.
lunasun
(21,646 posts)But fresh cut as if that makes it healthier not
But better tasting
Of course with salt and ketchup
Why am I eating rice noodle curry right now? I could be having a big bag of greasy fries......yum
Although the green curry has a good kick ....
Ilsa
(62,350 posts)For a change of pace.
Farmer-Rick
(11,587 posts)But I'm on a low carb diet and haven't had one in 5 years. If I lose 25 lbs (only have 8 to go) , I'm ordering a box for a reward.
unblock
(54,318 posts)even when i've lived in places that have them in local shops, still seems nobody i know has ever actually heard of them.
Farmer-Rick
(11,587 posts)She loves them and avoids them too.
unblock
(54,318 posts)We didnt have them growing up in Ohio but we got them when we visited them in Lancaster, pa.
malthaussen
(17,817 posts)... from Philadelphia was to discover that Tastykakes are distributed here. Maybe it's a Wal-Mart thing, dunno. My late mother would mainline Krimpets if they let her.
-- Mal
sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)Ken Burch
(50,254 posts)n/t.
Ken Burch
(50,254 posts)I've lived in the Northwest and in Southeast Alaska...hadn't seen those in stores here. Damn, I want one.
Freddie
(9,763 posts)Although they are getting wider distribution they are not national.
Tastykakes are still WAY better than Hostess or Little Debbie - they use real ingredients (chocolate, butter etc) but some of us locals who grew up on them say the quality has gone downhill a bit since they were bought out. The icing on the krimpets and cupcakes used to be soft and creamy and is now hard and crumbly. My favorite Chocolate Kreamies are still just as wonderful.
FM123
(10,154 posts)Binkie The Clown
(7,911 posts)I still sigh wistfully when walking past Spam and Velveeta in the grocery store. (Damn, but I'm virtuous!)
yallerdawg
(16,104 posts)You have GOT to be in Hawaii!
mitch96
(14,820 posts)But I'll give it a try.. .I thought spam sushi would be weird... yes weird but curiously good.
m
Binkie The Clown
(7,911 posts)Freethinker65
(11,167 posts)beveeheart
(1,420 posts)Squinch
(53,473 posts)get the red out
(13,654 posts)Especially the kind in the cup that you just add boiling water to. OMG YUM!
The Polack MSgt
(13,469 posts)and a pitcher of cheap-ass American Lager (Stag at home, PBR if on the road, IC if I'm back in the hills where I grew up)
NOT EVEN ASHAMED
mr_lebowski
(33,643 posts)Better for ya than probably any other 'chip' type of snack.
denbot
(9,915 posts)Me not know IC..
The Polack MSgt
(13,469 posts)Or in the vernacular - Ahrn Siddy
denbot
(9,915 posts)Next time Im in that region, Ill buy a can and try it out.
Still Blue in PDX
(1,999 posts)The Polack MSgt
(13,469 posts)sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)I licked my chops knowing we'd get some when it was set and chilled. She set it to cool in our adjoining hallway (three family house). I looked at it most lovingly.
"You had to be there!" It's a Slovak thang.
dhol82
(9,460 posts)True comfort food.
With horseradish.
sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)I can make kolach, paska and easy dishes, but need a sous chef for pierog and pagac.
dhol82
(9,460 posts)You just need time and effort.
When I get a craving I will make meat and/or sauerkraut ones as the spirit moves me. Still do the meat ones with left over boiled beef that I grind myself.
What is pagac?
I am Ukrainian and do not know what this is.
sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)Pagac (pagaci) like a Slavic 'pizza'. Dough filled with potato or cabbage filling. Baked, then brushed with browned butter. I may have had some with prunes (leqvar or prune butter). That one is tricky.
I'm Slav heritage. Ancestors from Carpathian Mountain area who came to U.S. very early 1900's.
The Polack MSgt
(13,469 posts)She has to put the crock pot in the garage because it smells so strong.
Pigs feet and Daikon with daikon (giant radish) and leeks wit soy sauce and sochu.
Tastes ok, smells awful
sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)perhaps for color, some vinegar, salt & pepper. That's it. Sucking on them bones. Weee doggie!
Husband makes severe nose wrinkle when I recall 'Studenina' lovingly. His dad made home made pickled herring every Christmas for their groaning board Smorgasbord. Husband would run away from me when I dove in. I told him I cleaned my face like a cat does after eating! He don't know what good is. 😋
sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)Pabst Blue Ribbon?
I do Rolling Rock when I feel like one.
The Polack MSgt
(13,469 posts)As long as it ain't Coors light or Bud Light or... well any light beer really.
I remember when Rolling Rock was a local cheap beer in western PA, it's sold as a premium here on the prairie.
But I drink a local cheap lager now, Stag - It reminds me of Stony's beer. Yeah I'm old. Stony's went bankrupt 30+ years ago
sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)Docreed2003
(17,954 posts)Tater tots, Sour cream and Onion chips, and Krystals, kinda like a southern White Castle, and Waffle House Chili. I rarely eat any of them but I do like to have them every now and then.
PJMcK
(23,194 posts)Along with rippled potato chips, pizza rolls are my only "junk foods." I love 'em!
My fiancee is a dancer/gymnast and eats exceptionally well so I have to plan my binges carefully. Once, she came home earlier than expected and I had a plate of Tostinos pepperoni pizza rolls in front of me. Unbelievably, she grabbed one and bit into it before I could warn her that they were still really hot. The sauce dripped out of the remnant in her hand and spilled onto her chest burning her.
Several years later, she still has the scar. I refer to it as "My Brand."
Incidentally, I'm no longer allowed to bring them into our home. Fortunately, I have a microwave oven in my office.
Docreed2003
(17,954 posts)Dont eat pizza rolls right out of the oven! It even says so on the box, lol! Thankfully, Ive been able to suppress most of those urges, although I endulge from time to time.
PJMcK
(23,194 posts)Docreed2003
(17,954 posts)Champion Jack
(5,378 posts)Generic Brad
(14,374 posts)Its so high in sodium that I know I could risk a heart attack eating it with mounds of shredded cheese. If I ever have to choose a final meal, it would be that.
malthaussen
(17,817 posts)... if I'm gonna die, might as well clog the ol' arteries while I'm at it.
-- Mal
PufPuf23
(9,283 posts)My quick comfort food topped with Parmesan.
Generic Brad
(14,374 posts)When I lived in California round 30 years ago I couldn't find Hormel's Chili anywhere. I quickly discovered that Denison's was the next best thing. The seasoning was different than Hormel's, but I thought that was delicious too.
PufPuf23
(9,283 posts)But add a can of Dennison as a secret ingredient (even if venison or elk chili, usually use premium low fat hamburger but do add olive oil).
GeorgeHayduke
(1,227 posts)Corn dogs from a gas station hot case.
Only on the road though.
PennyK
(2,314 posts)We pretend they're healthy because they're made of whole grain lol.
The salt and the crunch are to die for!
mr_lebowski
(33,643 posts)... usually doesn't hurt but I'll rock 'em plain.
At least they're simple ... whole wheat, oil, salt ... not too bad.
Another fave along those lines are 'Stoned Wheat Thins' from Red Oval Farms (imported from Canada) ... comes in sky blue and red printed, rustic looking box? Just had about 10 of 'em 20 mins ago. So simple and crunchy and tasty. Also really good with a bit of cheese.
smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)cheese and good crusty bread.
mr_lebowski
(33,643 posts)At the grocery store, they'll have like maybe 10 boxes of regular and low-sodium, low on the shelves ... and they're not that cheap ...
They are a really nice, simple, wholesome (seeming) cracker that's good enough to eat alone in a pinch, but perfect for topping with some good cheese.
Speaking of good crusty bread ... man I miss real SF Sourdough ... just can't get it in AZ. Once it's been in plastic ... it's ruined. And nobody here seems to really know how to make it or if they do I dunno where they are.
smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)discovered them. You can find good crusty bread in some of the specialty markets or Whole Foods here, but the best place to get it is Eataly over in the Prudential Center. That is the real thing! So delicious! That is one thing I miss about NYC, there were great artisan bread bakers all over the city so it was easy to find good bread. You still kind of have to search for it here and even WF doesn't have much of a variety. I love having kind of a smorgasbord/antipasto/charcuterie board w/ cheeses, meats, olives, vegetables, spreads, fruit, etc. I could have that for dinner almost every night. The bread is key though!
malthaussen
(17,817 posts)... not sure who the manufacturer was, but I suspect Nabisco.
Good, but Triscuits are bigger and have more salt.
-- Mal
mr_lebowski
(33,643 posts)From Red Oval Farms.
SWT crackers are bigger than Triscuits in fact ...
dhol82
(9,460 posts)Mmmmmmmm!
kacekwl
(7,705 posts)So easy to pop in your mouth next thing I know the box is empty.
Glorfindel
(10,008 posts)pork rinds, crunchy Cheetos (or a store brand, I'm not picky), Jimmy Dean frozen sausage and biscuits, potted meat and saltine crackers, and innumerable other horrors. Oh, and my very favorite: Bacon-wrapped hot dogs cooked in the oven. YUM!
marigold20
(923 posts)I didn't know potted meat was still "made." I agree on the Cheetos and sausage and biscuits but I have to draw the line at potted meat.
I also like Hostess Snowballs and powdered mini-donettes. Yum!
The Polack MSgt
(13,469 posts)I can't have those in the house - Just cannot stop myself from gorging on them.
Try heating them half way, then putting a slice of cheddar and a squirt of Siracha hot sauce then finish heating 'em up.
I'm so hungry...
Glorfindel
(10,008 posts)I hadn't thought of adding cheese and Siracha, but I will now.
TlalocW
(15,632 posts)Totino's I think.
TlalocW
Mr.Bill
(24,903 posts)I add a little extra cheese and other fresh toppings like bell pepper or chopped black olives. Cook them at 500 degrees placed right on the rack of the oven. Makes a nice crispy crust that way.
The Velveteen Ocelot
(121,889 posts)after all these years.
Kraft Mac and Cheese (a shade of orange unknown to nature, but I love it).
Pop Tarts
Pringle's potato chips
Cheetos
Chip dip made with Velveeta and bottled salsa
Circus peanuts
Oreos
Popsicles
MontanaMama
(24,125 posts)Kraft Mac and Cheese...theres something about it! Cheetos - the puffy ones not the crunchy. Love their texture but hate how they stick in my teeth. Haribo gummy bears....they HAVE to be that brand. Santa brings me a bag for my stocking every year. Lunazul tequila.....straight up.
Sophiegirl
(2,338 posts)To make the correct Velvetta/salsa dip!!
Dream Girl
(5,111 posts)First Speaker
(4,858 posts)...heaven in a bite...
fierywoman
(8,171 posts)The Polack MSgt
(13,469 posts)Seriously, my wife and I give Sarris candy to just about every one come Christmas time. It's that good
They invented the chocolate covered pretzel and they make these bad boys - Peanut butter melt aways
https://www.sarriscandies.com/ViewDetails.aspx?id=0000025
Also available in pie form:
https://www.sarriscandies.com/ViewDetails.aspx?id=0006066
Just looking up that link made me want to order about $50 worth of candy...
Freedomofspeech
(4,396 posts)Unfortunately we stopped in the Canonsburg shop and they were playing Fox News. Made the candy a little less sweet but I love their Peanut butter meltaways!
iscooterliberally
(3,039 posts)I haven't had one in months though. I have to save room for more beer!
LNM
(1,138 posts)Only on vacation though cause I do feel guilty about it.
dhol82
(9,460 posts)Every once in a while I still get some for old times sake.
muntrv
(14,505 posts)democratisphere
(17,235 posts)OMG! We're ALL gonna die from eating this sh't!
LisaM
(28,829 posts)Yummmm.
yallerdawg
(16,104 posts)Don't tell my cardiologist - he wants me to live forever - or bill forever, as it may be.
TeapotInATempest
(804 posts)Not all at the same time, of course, but I bet it would be amazing.
Botany
(72,813 posts)mitch96
(14,820 posts)Lots of French Canadian's down here so I thought I could sample some Fr Canadian comfort food.. No joy.. No squeeky cheese curds, gravy just so-so.
I guess I'll have to go to Montreal and check it out...
m
Botany
(72,813 posts)..... have it an area where you will have hung over people in the AM or @ night
after people go out to the bars.
In Columbus, OH I have a place about 1/2 a mile from that has decent poutine.
mitch96
(14,820 posts)This bohunk would not cut it on the poutine scene... Then again I can whip up a mean gravy and if I found some REAL cheese curds... Micky "D's" french fries are good... Hummmmmm
m
applegrove
(123,898 posts)are the cheese curds and kfc gravy and large fries and you could make it yourself. A small serving is more than 1000 calories though.
mitch96
(14,820 posts)Thats the problem down here... getting fresh cheese curds.. Florida is not noted for it's fine cheese No squeak to be had..
m
smirkymonkey
(63,221 posts)It's such great comfort food! I actually kind of just like the fries and gravy without the cheese better.
MLAA
(18,747 posts)bottomofthehill
(8,943 posts)Nutella and Fluff on white bread. The ultimate fluffer-nutter
MLAA
(18,747 posts)ailsagirl
(23,933 posts)hardly ever eat FF, but PC-- far too often
And once in a blue moon, Italian bread & butter
underpants
(187,764 posts)dawg day
(7,947 posts)nocoincidences
(2,356 posts)brokephibroke
(1,884 posts)And ditto on the Chef Boyardee
FuzzyRabbit
(2,107 posts)cannabis_flower
(3,856 posts)Death by Chocolate. I usually buy the light version but I'm sure it's still bad. Chocolate with chocolate brownie pieces, chocolate ribbon and walnuts.
AncientGeezer
(2,146 posts)Air filled, cheese substitute. snacking version of meth...
And any boxed Mac&Cheese...even Price Chopper's version.
Bradshaw3
(7,962 posts)Forgot what they are called but know they are very salty with very dubious nutritional value.
They sort of melt in your mouth so you get that melty hydrogenated whatever taste soaking into your taste buds - who then say 'what the fuck?'
mr_lebowski
(33,643 posts)1) Hrrmm ... worst for me is probably Jack's Taco's. I get 2, well done with extra lettuce and sauce. Probably get 'em close to 1X a week going back a LONG time as I've always had one close to home or right on route to work.
They're rarely cooked as hot & crisp as I like even though I order 'em well done ... I think they're taught to observe their timer no matter what, but their tacos really need like 15 secs more in the oil than the timer says. Monster Tacos need like 25 extra secs. I know cause I worked there in High School.
They must be eaten IMMEDIATELY however, like as you pull out the drivethru you should be munching otherwise the extra lettuce & sauce chills them out FAST.
2) Come to think of it, Jack's Chicken Strips are THE BEST chicken strips of any FF joint, even Chick-Fil-A & Raising Canes IMHO (though they lack Canes Sauce which rocks). Their ranch & barbeque sauces are delish for dipping. Basically though I love Chicken Strips and dipping sauces.
3) I'm also with the OP on Kraft Mac & Cheese though when I make it I add sliced grilled Spicy Italian Sausage & sauteed bell pepper and onion. Kinda like a Pizza in a Bowl. ORRRRR I do the same with Betty Crocker 3-Cheese Potato Casserole (it's like Au Gratin).
4) Stouffers Meat Lovers Frozen Lasagna ... YUUUUUUUMMMM!!!
5) Olive Garden Soup, Salad, Breadsticks with the Zuppa Toscano (one with sausage, potato, kale ... though they're all at least decent soups).
6) Good Gelato from a shop
7) Super crispy/very tightly-rolled/fresh/hot pork & veggie-filled Egg Rolls from a good Thai/Vietnamese/Cambodian joint, with a sweet and spicy dipping sauce.
8) Freaking SMASH FRIES ...
9) Onion Rings from either The Habit Burger or Culvers
10) Hot/Fresh KFC Fries (big chunks of potato with delicious coating), with a side of Gravy for Dipping.
d_r
(6,907 posts)yellowdogintexas
(22,898 posts)have at least one stop at a Krystal!
Skittles
(160,740 posts)LOVE those things
marked50
(1,453 posts)TheSmarterDog
(794 posts)Montepulciano d'Abruzzo (I really like to say that), or even Chianti
LiberalLoner
(10,228 posts)Heck love most of those hostess things.
Sophiegirl
(2,338 posts)Until I got pregnant and morning sickness had me, uhm, revisiting the creamy filling which then coated my entire mouth and throat. Havent had one since 1982. Shame. I once loved Twinkees.
Texasgal
(17,175 posts)It's so awful...but it's SO good.
area51
(12,211 posts)but I'm trying to lose weight so I haven't had any in quite a while.
pnwest
(3,297 posts)JCMach1
(28,170 posts)Will O Wisp
(9 posts)but a big bowl of Dinty Moore with a couple of slices of soft white bread smeared with margarine.
Just thinking about picking out some of the weirdly textured but oh so tasty hunks of meat and wrapping them up in in the "Buttered" bread is as nice as falling into cool feather comforter on a hot summer night. AHHHHHH
malthaussen
(17,817 posts)... with a crust of Pillsbury Crescent Rolls, the leftover rolls on the side.
I do abominate margarine, though. Butter or nothing, sez I.
-- Mal
GeoWilliam750
(2,551 posts)Made in partnership with Lucifer himself
thbobby
(1,474 posts)With American Cheese Food Slices and whipped salad dressing. Thick cut bologna, of course (or several slices).
bottomofthehill
(8,943 posts)Fried baloney and egg on white bread with catsup
sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)Freddie
(9,763 posts)It's a Pennsylvania thing, on a good Italian roll or white toast. DH likes with brown mustard, I like it plain. Must be thin-sliced. Off to the Giant deli today...
MFM008
(20,016 posts)Nachos
Chips and sour cream dip
Ice cream.
Fresh twinkies.
Sugar cookies...iced.
Cherry Pepsi
And my passion...chocolate milk.
bettyellen
(47,209 posts)MFM008
(20,016 posts)And Into ice cream or froyo
murielm99
(31,575 posts)Wonder Bread, smeared with butter.
stonecutter357
(12,788 posts)lkinwi
(1,528 posts)Phentex
(16,581 posts)maybe once or twice a year.
CrispyQ
(38,743 posts)When I was a teenager, my boyfriend worked at King Soopers bakery. He would make special chocolate frosted doughnuts for me. Sometimes plain, sometimes topped with chopped nuts or coconut, & sometimes glazed first, & then frosted.
Phentex
(16,581 posts)Now I really want one!
Major Nikon
(36,915 posts)bottomofthehill
(8,943 posts)Paddys
DFW
(56,974 posts)Leaving aside the carb issue for the moment, they are served in a thick, heavy mixture of garlic, mayonnaise and olive oil with a bit of chili oil added to spice them up a little. Pure delightful death.
I just had some for dinner two nights ago in one of my favorite places to have them (next to the Cathedral in Barcelona for any suicide-minded travelers). I'm only there maybe eight or ten days out of the year, which is probably the only reason I am still alive. Any more than that and you could probably start writing my obituary now.
malthaussen
(17,817 posts)And it's all your fault.
-- Mal
LeftInTX
(31,242 posts)There is a Dunkin Donuts near my house and the temptation is terrible.
Milkshakes from Sonic and Culvers
Yogurt covered pretzels
lapfog_1
(30,288 posts)peanut butter filled pretzel bites
vienna sausages with mustard
joem777
(22 posts)Amsterdammer
(130 posts)Rubenkraut on a hard roll with butter- it's refined sugar beet syrup from Germany, on the lines of sorghum or molasses. It's what many Europeans use in place of maple syrup, which can be somewhat cost-prohibitive.
Steak tartar, seasoned with salt, pepper and garlic...raw twice-ground lean steak, served on fried rye bread. I get terrible heartburn from this one, but it's SO worth it!
Patatje Oorlog - Dutch/Flemish pomme frites, similar to American "steak fries", smothered in mayo, curry ketchup and minced onions...have your Tums ready!
Any gummies flavored with black currants. Haribo sells them all by themselves in Europe, and in certain "mixed bags" in the U.S.
Mon Cheri by Ferrero (Italy) - a chocolate-covered cherry (except it's a high-grade chocolate and a special Piedmont cherry that has been soaked in cognac). You might have seen other liqueur-filled chocolates (Polish delis, etc.), but this one is Europe's hands-down favorite. Can be found on Amazon and certain H-Mart Korean supermarkets. Don't have them shipped during the summer months, they'll melt & all the good stuff'll leak out!
sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)I et 4 canisters since Christmas.
I bought a bunch for gifting. Gave two away, kept the rest.
Had 3-4 pcs. late each nite.
I'm fresh out. On to something else.
DON'T JUDGE ME!! 😕😆
yellowdogintexas
(22,898 posts)sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)I bought for Christmas. So six in all I did et.
Crack. The dentist loves me eating this stuff. $$$.
Husband won't touch the stuff bc of teeth busting.
I just remembered that I also snarfed down a sizeable gift of homemade chocolate napped almond toffee Christmas Eve/Day wee hours in the a.m.
I did attend Christmas Eve service so I feel it was a spiritual act I did regarding the toffee.😆
Le Gaucher
(1,547 posts)I like fries .. but need my fries to be very thin , crispy , sprinkled with small amount of fine chopped parsley , parmesan and truffle oil.
Just kidding.
I love Mac and cheese.
ProfessorGAC
(71,033 posts)Nearly everything listed here is ok by me. Fortunately, i've always been able to all that stuff in little bits.
Out of your list, i have to say the Kraft Mac & Cheese is my fave.
Initech
(102,837 posts)Sausage, egg and cheese, is there anything better?
femmocrat
(28,394 posts)Also, Thin Mint and Samoas Girl Scout cookies.
JCMach1
(28,170 posts)Mini donuts.
Krispy Kreme
Bacon Bits on salad
Stinky cheese ... All types
Durian fruit in heavy cream
Fortinbras Armstrong
(4,473 posts)Candied ginger -- I have been known to eat a quarter pound at one go
Saltines with butter
Stouffer's frozen lasagne
RobinA
(10,213 posts)Big Mac (so shoot me)
Tater Tots
Frozen Pierogies
Cinnamon Sugar Pop-Tarts
Croissanwich
Amsterdammer
(130 posts)Dobry!!
RobinA
(10,213 posts)there was a fruit pierogi, but Id probably like that too.
lunasun
(21,646 posts)Laffy Kat
(16,541 posts)I often crave them. The taste takes me to a warm fuzzy place of my childhood where they were often an after school snack.
denbot
(9,915 posts)Jeebus Fing Crist on a pogo stick, I live (when Im home off the road) in Los Angeles, and still I occasionally grab two with the obligatory side order of poppers and a coke..
My formerly secret shame..
Pachamama
(17,067 posts)Yummy Onion flavor....
Bad breath after....
PoindexterOglethorpe
(26,939 posts)But I love Stouffer's frozen lasagna.
Oh, and Half Moons from Hemstrought's bakery (any location) in Utica, NY. I lived there as a child, and it is totally my favorite indulgence. It's now been more than a decade since I've had a half moon, and my life is the lesser without any. sigh. But that's not crappy food.
Another not crappy food I love is my very own home made french fries. Real potatoes. Fried in Crisco. OMG! It does not get better than that.
trixie2
(905 posts)washed down with Mt. Dew.
Though I always thought it was Funyums.......................as in so yummy until I looked it up for this post.
regnaD kciN
(26,666 posts)They have ridges, don'cha know?
Lunabell
(7,116 posts)Mmmmm, and beer.
Retrograde
(10,789 posts)and their basic tacos. And Ruffles potato chips.
Sophiegirl
(2,338 posts)They are so stingy with the cheese!!
Ken Burch
(50,254 posts)Dairy Queen Dilly Bars.
Canned ravioli.
flor-de-jasmim
(2,170 posts)LSFL
(1,112 posts)With onion. Spicy mustard and finely grated sharp cheddar. Bury me with one shoved in my food hole please!
Ohiogal
(35,449 posts)klook
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Before Sophie Mae went out of business, I would succumb once in a while and buy a box. It's very easy to make at home, too. Incredible stuff.
agingdem
(8,541 posts)Hostess Snowballs...BBQ Potato Chips (not the baked...blech!)...Junior Mints...Haagan Das Coffee Ice Cream (for breakfast!)...Red Hots... Cheetos...and lots and lots of real cream cheese...!
CanonRay
(14,972 posts)DBoon
(23,256 posts)nt
mikeargo
(682 posts)Especially the nacho flavored
MaryMagdaline
(7,927 posts)I am addicted to regular Coca-Cola. Others:
McDonald's fries, apple pie
Doritos.
sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)Addicted to Pepsi or Coke caffeine free.
One time several years ago I tried to wean myself off of it and drank no cola. Two days later, I caved. Had a glass at the ready and sprang at the grocery bag husband brought in with my supply.
After downing a glass--"Aaahhh!"
Not good behavior, huh.
MaryMagdaline
(7,927 posts)I quit smoking in 1987 first attempt but could not quit coke. It kills the stomach and tooth enamel. It makes me understand addiction. I can't quit sugar.
sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)your body. Not even considering the sugar. Someone I know calls it 'Liquid Death'.
I need to do something. Seriously. How can I be so dumb to have fallen into this trap.
MaryMagdaline
(7,927 posts)sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)MaryMagdaline
(7,927 posts)sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)This exchange alone may be a firestarter to get me motivated.
DashOneBravo
(2,679 posts)And a Big Mac without the center piece of bread and extra sauce
RandomAccess
(5,210 posts)yellowdogintexas
(22,898 posts)CheezIts all varieties
potato chips, especially jalapeno or vinegar salt
those butter cookies that come in the blue tin and are always available around Christmas
plain ole ordinary cheese and crackers
Krystals
French Fries
Fast Food Fried Chicken; Popeye's being my favorite, Chicken Express is my second fave.
Pizza although I do not really consider it crap food
Pie because pie is never good for you
Cake
Cookies
Nuts
dhol82
(9,460 posts)Occasionally, I really, really need a Big Mac.
I hide my head in shame but just love that special sauce dripping down my hand.
sprinkleeninow
(20,641 posts)50 Shades Of Blue
(10,987 posts)McDonald's sausage biscuits.
SouthernIrish
(531 posts)Cheerwine
Goo Goo.Clusters
Eggos
Cap'n Crunch with Crunchberries
Hot Cornbread Salad
Sancho
(9,110 posts)raven mad
(4,940 posts)Cheez Whiz.................
Number9Dream
(1,668 posts)Also White Castle cheeseburgers (somebody mentioned them upthread). Many years ago there used to be a 24hr. White Castle in Rahway, NJ. We'd pull in with the munchies at 1am, and four of us would order 35-40 burgers (they were small).
Mr.Bill
(24,903 posts)I like them not just for the convenience and price, I like the taste of them. Not the ones sold individually, but the ones that come eight or more to a bag with a price that works out to less than 50 cents apiece.
Tommy_Carcetti
(43,625 posts).....my reaction is like, "So? What's your point?"
To be fair, I don't eat like Donald Trump. I might have fast food once a week, if that.
But Big Macs are delicious. Fries are delicious. KFC is delicious.
I would probably die a quick death if I overdid fast food, but please don't try to shame me out of enjoying it every once in a while because it's not going to work.
Same thing happens to me with soda (although I've switched to zero calorie, which I'm sure there are lots of other issues, but screw you). Every time someone goes on a long self-righteous speech about how they used to drink soda but they quit it and now only drink water--screw you. Soda tastes good. Water is boring.
maxrandb
(16,062 posts)Another is Kraft Spaghetti Dinner in a box. Had the pasta, sauce and a little tin of grated cheese. Lived on it before marriage.