OK, let’s go one step further: now admit to the snacks/desserts

[Anonymous]

Nanaimo bar
Butter tarts
Hawkins Cheezies
Old Dutch jalapeno and cheddar kettle chips
Sausage rolls
Pizza pops

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:TastyKake Peanut Butter Kandy Kakes are beyond addictive to me. So are Thin Mints. I have zero self-control around those though I eat pretty healthy for the most part. Andy Capp's Hot Fries and Jelly Belly (though there is an off-brand that I like even better) come in at a close second and are probably a part of my second child's DNA, I ate so many of both while pregnant.

Oh I forgot about Wasabi Peas. Unfortunately I cracked 2 teeth eating them so I'm done forever but man I love those things!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Twizzlers

The one piece of candy I don't get. Just tastes like nothing

False . They taste like plastic.

That said, once I start eating them I start liking them. Why do I start eating them? Nobody knows.

See I don't eat plastic so I don't know if that is a good comparison. All I know is they aren't chocolate and so aren't worth the calories ( for me)

[Anonymous]

Original pringles
poptarts heated in the toaster
Twinkies smashed and then squeezed out of the wrapper.
Uncrustables. I cannot keep them in the house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Nutty bars
Slices of bakery cake

Plus 1 to bakery cake slice (supermarket.) Bought one today!
Mega stuffed oreos
Peppermint patties
Haagen Dazs coffee chip ice cream
Root vegetable potato chips
Gooey brownies or choc chip cookies

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Doritos (original nacho).
Sour patch kids.

If I'm taking a long flight or solo road trip, I start with these to cover crunchy, chewy, salty, sweet, sour. Mmm...

You sound like my 8 year old daughter!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh and anyone who’s familiar with McVities Chocolate Digestives—those are like crack.

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Ideally, the dark chocolate ones. My treat to myself.

Otherwise, Oreo Thins.

Most “fancy” desserts don’t tempt me at all, but love those.

[Anonymous]

Pretzel Combos
Costco peanut butter filled pretzels
Costco Himalayan salt kettle chips-I especially love them with creamy tomato soup from the Campbells can
Reese’s cups
Oreo’s
Krispy Kreme whipped cream filled, chocolate iced donuts

I loved the Hostess section in the grocery store when I was pregnant. Like I never looked at it much before and became obsessed. Mostly with Zingers and chocolate peanut butter Twinkies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The Entemann’s donut variety pack, specifically the cinnamon one with the little “streusel” bits on top
Ruffles dipped in absolutely horrible canned or jarred queso
Cheddar Pringles
Magnum ice cream bars
Mint Oreos
Not current but from the past: Planter’s Cheez Balls (the new ones are NOT the same, texture or flavor)
Nutty Bars

And before you even start, “You’re Disgusting, I Can’t Even” poster? Shaddap.
And before you even start, “Tee Hee Trader Joe’s Organic Fruit Jerky is My Secret Shame” poster? Shaddap.

You can't start a thread with "Shaddap" We will live longer not eating your "food".

Enjoy it while you can

Shaddap. -OP, and probably most of your co-workers, relatives, and friends-who-wish-to-be-acquaintances

[Anonymous]

Chewy candy lovers, you have to try the SweetTart ropes. They have the best texture.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Poptarts and I haven't had one in maybe 30 years? One of these days ...

That was one of the first things I bought after I moved out of my parents house. They …. aren’t good. I was so disappointed.

This is funny. I grew up on them and stopped buying them when I moved out. They are so good after warmed up in the toaster oven.

[Anonymous]

Deep fried Oreos covered in hot fudge and caramel with powdered sugar. Once a year

[Anonymous]

Golden oreos are far superior to original. Fight me.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Poptarts and I haven't had one in maybe 30 years? One of these days ...

That was one of the first things I bought after I moved out of my parents house. They …. aren’t good. I was so disappointed.

This is funny. I grew up on them and stopped buying them when I moved out. They are so good after warmed up in the toaster oven.

On principle, I object to fancy versions of things that aren't supposed to be fancy, but the Poptarts at Ted's Bulletin are what I remember Poptarts tasting like (only now they don't). Lafayette in New York used to have a gourmet Ho-ho that again tasted the way I remember Ho-hos tasting when I was 8.

I have yet to find a version of au gratin potatoes that tastes the way I remember the boxed ones tasting. I've even made them from the Serious Eats recipe, and they were good, but not what I remember

[Anonymous]

Oatmeal creme pies
Pinwheel cookies
Wegmans wavy avocado oil chips
Circus Peanuts