Shaheen
Senior Cook
i saw something on tv about twinkies. what exactly are they? i guess i don't know because i'm not from the USA. how can i make them from scratch at home?
shaheen05 said:i saw something on tv about twinkies. what exactly are they? i guess i don't know because i'm not from the USA. how can i make them from scratch at home?
I'm not sure there is any actual food content in a twinkie, just polyurethene, and preservatives.shaheen05 said:how can i make them from scratch at home?
SizzlininIN said:This is one of two things I can never eat a whole one ..... otherwise my stomach gets really upset. The other thing is 3 Muskateers. Not sure why its just these 2 things. I like the flavors but avoid buying either of them because of the whole waste thing and no one else cares for either in this house.
Constance said:Poor Sizzlin! Those are my two favorite junkfoods! I only get them after Halloween, though, from leftover treats. I don't keep that sort of thing around the house.
marmar said:. . . And contrary to popular belief, they have a pretty short designated shelf-life (I want to say its around a month), but I doubt anyone eats them that fresh.
Toots said:If you pm me your address, I will mail you some Twinkies. They have about 10 year shelf life - so you'll get to taste them as they are sold here in the US.
shaheen05 said:i saw something on tv about twinkies. what exactly are they? i guess i don't know because i'm not from the USA. how can i make them from scratch at home?