Unsophisticated Food You Love
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Anonymous
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Bacon by itself. Rice, cooked anyway. |
Anonymous
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Stove Top stuffing
Kraft mac & cheese My mom's tuna noodle casserole |
Anonymous
Ooh, this reminds me -- not little debbie, but I used to LOVE twinkies and I am often tempted to buy them a the store but too embarrassed. I wonder if I would still find them delicious?! |
Anonymous
Probably not, lol. About once per year I get very excited at the idea of getting BK. It's never delicious, lol. Always a let down. But worth getting occasionally anyway. I say get some twinkies. No need to be embarrassed. And you will see that they aren't actually good and won't feel the need to buy them for a few years. |
Anonymous
Good point! I just need to do it and then I will probably never crave them again! |
Anonymous
I love Cream of Wheat and I eat it all the time. No shame. |
Anonymous
Oooh. I used to love Coco Wheats as a kid. |
Anonymous
| Potato chips, naturally. |
Anonymous
Enjoy! It's great. (I can't really stomach hot chocolate because it's A bit too rich and makes me feel a little gross). So hot tea works better than Hot Chocolate + as a bonus...has a lot less calories. |
Anonymous
| I love the original Goldfish crackers and the Barnum animal crackers in the little box. Oh and very basic ice cream sandwiches. |
Anonymous
My kids used to ask for the marketed-to-children snack cakes. I refused. Obnoxiously offered them fruit or something. It was a long time ago, and felt very important at the time. So once they had a little pocket money and could walk to the corner store, my daughter used her emerging free will to get a twinkie. The faces she made! And full body contortions. 
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Anonymous
| I hate all foods. The only thing I like is icecream. |
Anonymous
| Baloney & cheese sandwiches! |
Anonymous
| Once or twice a year, I’ll have a peanut butter and jelly sandwich, along with some potato chips and a glass of milk like it’s 1982 again. |
Anonymous
| Kraft cheese and macaroni -- as the old TV ads used to say... |