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Related: Culture Forums, Support ForumsWhat is the shelf life of a Twinkie?
Depends on what the shelf is made of.
MiddleFingerMom
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It WILL put all its product lines up for bid, but there's no telling how soon
someone else will by some (or all) nor how long it would be before they
start production again.
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Savvy snack survivalists are advised to buy them in bulk and hoard them.
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They last forever, you know.
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(edit to add): Oddly enough, one of my favorite and most vivid "Cheers"
memories is seeing Woody stuff a coupla Hostess Snowballs into his mouth.
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mzteris
(16,232 posts)it's unclear whether cockroaches or twinkies will last longer. I think the twinkies will mutate, start breeding, and eventually there will be a super race of cream filled sponge cake with immortality and bad taste.
HarveyDarkey
(9,077 posts)give or take a few gazillion. Further research needs to be done.
BlueJazz
(25,348 posts)HarveyDarkey
(9,077 posts)lastlib
(23,239 posts)Don McLean, where are you??
Jade Fox
(10,030 posts)SimplyMarie
(15 posts)Given the amount of chemicals in a twinkie..I am guessing more than a few months. Has anyone ever had a fried twinkie? I've always thought twinkies tasted pretty bad anyhow.
beknighted
(46 posts)...but oddly enough I'm probably going to miss the Dunkin' Stix most of all. They were really an underrated treat.
MiddleFingerMom
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... that tastes and has the same mouth-feel no matter WHO makes it (I'm a big
fan of them also).
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