Put two Twinkies in a bowl. Pour some coffee brandy on top and blast it with a can of whipped cream. Less than 1 minute and you have Tiramisu good enough for you.
Go to a junkyard, pick up a bike that barely runs with shit tires, take it to the track, good enough for you?
Evidently, it is for the most part. The McDonald's & Burger King of this world aren't getting any poorer. 'Reality' TV still is a hit. Shame really.....
Definitely stealing your Twinkimisu!!! For the chicken nuggie/ value meal crowd. I already do white chocolate fruity pebbles rice krispies treats and oreo cakes complete with crisco icing. Sadly using shit ingredients is often as or more expensive than real ingredients.
Ive never heard of the shit in this thread, probably because desserts have never appealed to me. They serve no purpose; they have no nutritional value. I never have any type of dessert food, or candy, or cookies, or any shit like that in the house. The closest thing I have is a thing called "Proteinnella" which is a high protein version of Nutella. If I am going to have a cheat snack, I will make a sammich with peanut butter and Proteinnella on it, with a glass of milk. That's some good shit.
It's kind of ironic , made it to Egypt kiteboarding in the middle of nowhere. We had a cooler with snacks, brought to us and they had Twinkes, talked to UK friend that have never had one. But he saw the Simpsons that they can survive a nuclear explosion, told him to relax, they are not that processed, only last 80 years
Ok, serious question. Do y'all REALLY eat all of this shit talked about in this thread? I am not sure if you are being serious, or joking around, like talking about this shit ironically. If you are being for real, do you feel bad after you eat it? I can't say that I have never eaten any useless junk food. But after I do, I feel like shit. I feel disappointed in myself, like I let myself down. I knew that shit served no purpose, but I ate it anyway. After im done, I always wish I wouldnt have eaten it, and then I go punish myself in the gym.
To be honest, never had a twinke in the last 20 years, but found it really funny on a kiteboarding trip in Egypt last week a couple from the UK, because I'm American and trying to explain what is a twenkie
We bought a box of them a week or three back because none of us had had one in years. They were better than any of us had remembered. It’ll be awhile until we get them again but. . . Don’t over look the awesomeness of a twinkee every so often. I found nutter butters again when I was coaching this last spring. Needed a kick in the ass and a red bull was too much (started calling it hate juice). Two nutter butters was the trick for me.