No more Twinkies'
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Twinkies I can do without, but no more Wonder Bread!?! :(( With what do I make my ham sandwiches now? /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com
Ravi Bhavnani wrote: With what do I make my ham sandwiches I heartily recommend Francisco-brand Extra-Sour Sourdough bread. It comes in a large format, more wide than tall, and can be used to assemble truly amazing stacks of ham with plenty of surface area to hold sufficient mustard. The only drawback is that, if you like your bread lightly toasted, you have to toast it twice, as it is too large to fit into a standard toaster; you have to toast one end, then flip it over to do the other. Sourdough is an acquired taste, I'll admit, but those who like it will settle for nothing less. If you start now, I'm sure you'll be thoroughly addicted before the stores run out of the last loaves of your beloved Wonder Bread. "My kid was Inmate of the Month at Adobe Mountain Juvenile Corrections Center" - Bumper Sticker in Bullhead City
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Twinkies I can do without, but no more Wonder Bread!?! :(( With what do I make my ham sandwiches now? /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com
How about some real bread? People talk about "the best thing since sliced bread", as if sliced bread was a good thing. Having been to Europe I can assure you that sliced bread is a giant leap backwords. Now if I could just find real break in the US without having to bake it myself. (bread meachines do an okay job but not great)
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Don't eat it!!! It could become a collectors item.
And like a fine wine, it will only improve with age... I've got a circa 1979 twinkie in the original wrapper and it STILL looks deeeeLISH! ...Steve
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And like a fine wine, it will only improve with age... I've got a circa 1979 twinkie in the original wrapper and it STILL looks deeeeLISH! ...Steve
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Ravi Bhavnani wrote: With what do I make my ham sandwiches I heartily recommend Francisco-brand Extra-Sour Sourdough bread. It comes in a large format, more wide than tall, and can be used to assemble truly amazing stacks of ham with plenty of surface area to hold sufficient mustard. The only drawback is that, if you like your bread lightly toasted, you have to toast it twice, as it is too large to fit into a standard toaster; you have to toast one end, then flip it over to do the other. Sourdough is an acquired taste, I'll admit, but those who like it will settle for nothing less. If you start now, I'm sure you'll be thoroughly addicted before the stores run out of the last loaves of your beloved Wonder Bread. "My kid was Inmate of the Month at Adobe Mountain Juvenile Corrections Center" - Bumper Sticker in Bullhead City
Roger, it seems you've mistaken me for someone who has other than the lowest of standards when it comes to edibles. :) /ravi My new year's resolution: 2048 x 1536 Home | Articles | Freeware | Music ravib@ravib.com
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okay okay okay i lied. sorry. but just the idea of a circa 1979 twinkie... oh man...:wtf:
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How about some real bread? People talk about "the best thing since sliced bread", as if sliced bread was a good thing. Having been to Europe I can assure you that sliced bread is a giant leap backwords. Now if I could just find real break in the US without having to bake it myself. (bread meachines do an okay job but not great)
You can find some pretty good bread in the US, just don't expect to find it in supermarket. Unfortunately, most people don't care about bread enough to want to spend on better loaves, so they continue to sell cheaper crappy mega-bakery products. But I agree, When it comes to bread and coldcuts, Europeans know what's what. BW The Biggest Loser
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Twinkies' maker files bankruptcy[^] Nooooooo!!!! :(
Maybe the fried twinkie revolution will bring them back from the brink? Todd Smith
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Twinkies' maker files bankruptcy[^] Nooooooo!!!! :(
Mark Nischalke wrote: No more Twinkies' But it say's " it intends to continue normal operations.", so I think you are safe. ;) - Nick Parker
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Twinkies' maker files bankruptcy[^] Nooooooo!!!! :(
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