When Hostess announced its bankruptcy I did what most responsible parents would do and educated my children along with the neighborhood kids on Hostess products and bankruptcy.
The funny thing is, is when I went to purchase these tasty treats of American history at my local Wal-Mart the shelf was completely empty and it wasn't even noon.
So I went to our local market Lin's and there was enough left on the shelf to entertain 6 children.
I told Chamberlain that we would be taste testing Twinkies and he asked, "Whats a Twinkie?"
Clearly I have done my part when it comes to educating my Children on America's iconic snacks.
Once we picked up the neighbors from school we headed straight for our kitchen table.
I dumped out all the contents of each box and insisted that each of them have at least one of each confection.
I wish I would have had my camera out for the reaction on their faces when I told them they had to try all 5 flavors at least once. Their eyes widen and each had a huge grin like they were in heaven.
However, as the tasting went on I realized that they only could get through 1.5 treats and were sugared out. Good thing we had a knock at the door of 5 more kids and I let them take as much as they wanted.
Happy faces all around.
Thank You Hostess for filling the sweet cravings from Elementary to High school.
The Hostess tasting Bunch!!!
Q. the last man Standing
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