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Take care, New Year’s resolution to lose weight. It was a good run of a few weeks, but there’s Hostess Snack Ice Cream, and we’ll be eating that now.
Spotted by The Impulsive Buy, the limited edition line consists of Twinkies and Sno-Balls ice cream, with rumors that Hostess Cupcakes will be joining the mix too. The Hostess Ice Cream can be found at Dollar General Stores, and a few others that don’t care about your empty promises for the new year.
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If you’re still looking for costume ideas for the twins, and have a few yellow blankets, then you too can have the greatest baby costume ever. TWINkies was submitted to Costume Works by the mother of this adorable duo, Alison.
She also describes the process, which includes simple supplies. The hardest part might be finding two babies that are the same size, age, and look exactly alike.
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Put the deep-fryer away and save yourself a trip to the state fair — Hostess is making Deep Fried Twinkies for you.
The funnel cake-battered sponge cake will be available for mass consumption at Wal-Mart. Keep an eye out, and have the deep-fryer on stand-by, just in case you can’t wait.
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Let’s say that a Twinkie represents the normal amount of copious creme filling. According to this morning’s news, there’s now a Twinkie that’s filled with green key lime creme. Sadly, its size is still within the normal range.
To help tie into the upcoming Ghostbusters film, Hostess will unleash Key Lime Slime Twinkies. No mention as to when they will be available, but you can be sure that there’ll be the perfect green beverage to wash them down with.
Hostess Key Lime Slime!? Limited Edition #HostessSnacks#hostess#ghostbusters#Twinkies#goldenspongecakepic.twitter.com/H7ekTgzbCM
— ENM SALES & SERVICES (@ENMSALES) February 19, 2016
It’s not even State fair season… and already, people are wrapping stuff in bacon and deep-frying it. Amy from Oh, Bite It! needs no excuse to bacon-wrap stuff, so she’s recently unleashed Bacon Fried Twinkies.
The recipe and technique is simple. The result is anything but… A crunchy pork shell trying to contain its sponge and creme innards. Enjoy some of your own year-round… nobody has time to wait for the fair to roll around.
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