Favorite Little Debbie snack cake

[exhawg]

Had a couple of Oatmeal Creme Pies last night and man were they tasty.

Those things never get old.

Man, I haven't had one of those in 5-10 years. I used to have them every day for lunch in HS.

 

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Man, I haven't had one of those in 5-10 years. I used to have them every day for lunch in HS.

Me too. The big ones.

 

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They now have coffee cakes which are nice but not as good as an OCP.

 

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Bumping this superior brand!

 

[matt_thatsme]

I remember getting a two hour pass the day before graduation at basic training. I went to the PX and purchased three of the large fudge rounds and a Nesquick vanilla milk. I had not eaten any sweets for a few months and my body was not prepared for the massive amount of sugar that I put in it. Needless to say, there was a lot of vomitting, especially in the sawdust pit later that evening when we paid for our pass. It was worth it, though....absolutely worth it.

 

[scarletmike]

I still get the pecan spinwheels every now and then, probably my favorite Little Debbies product, although the strawberry shortcake rolls are a very, very close second.

 

[Jake]

Swiss Rolls, Nutty Bars, Oatmeal Creme Pie

Little Debbie doesn't need to make anything else.

 

[Muck]

Buyers prepare bids for Hostess assets[/url

Twinkies may never die. Wonder Bread probably won't either.

Even after Hostess Brands announced that it is shuttering its operations Friday, the company, which entered bankruptcy protection for the second time in January, is expected to find buyers for its iconic brands that include Twinkies, Ho Ho's, Sno Balls, and Wonder Bread, according to several bankers who spoke on the condition of anonymity since they are preparing potential bids for the company's assets.

A spokesperson for Hostess did not return calls for comment. But bankers said the company will most likely break up its two key divisions: snack foods and the bread retailer.

The Twinkies' unit will probably attract the most potential bidders. Mexican bread company Grupo Bimbo; privately held McKee Foods, which makes Little Debbie snack cakes;Flower Foods, which owns Tastykake, and Canadian company Weston Foods are all seen as potential buyers for this division.

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Viva el tuinky espanol!

 

[Muck]

 

[ScriptOhio]

Favorite Little Debbie...

the one that did Dallas...

 

[Jake]

Buyers prepare bids for Hostess assets[/url

Viva el tuinky espanol!

That's what happened with Dolly Madison. They're the ones who made Zingers - used Peanuts characters in their ads - until they went belly up and Hostess bought the rights.