Nobody quite knows how they're made because Hostess has never said so.Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Are they even classed as "food"?
Originally posted by: Wag
Nobody quite knows how they're made because Hostess has never said so.Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Are they even classed as "food"?
Wikipedia seems to always have the answers. Wonder how they dig up this stuff?
Originally posted by: Wag
Nobody quite knows how they're made because Hostess has never said so.Originally posted by: Astaroth33
Are they even classed as "food"?
Wikipedia seems to always have the answers. Wonder how they dig up this stuff?
It says that, but then keep reading, they go on to say this is only an assumption made by most people because the bottom is brown. There is no proof either way.Originally posted by: alien42
you said they arent baked but wikipedia says "baked by Continental Baking Co."
Originally posted by: Wag
It says that, but then keep reading, they go on to say this is only an assumption made by most people because the bottom is brown. There is no proof either way.Originally posted by: alien42
you said they arent baked but wikipedia says "baked by Continental Baking Co."
In fact, I have read elsewhere that they are not cooked in any way at all.
Originally posted by: Baked
Twinkies is squeezed outta some alien's butt just like Slurm.
Originally posted by: keeleysam
What are they then? Molded?
I would like to go on record with saying they do not come from this Alien's butt.Originally posted by: Baked
Twinkies is squeezed outta some alien's butt just like Slurm.
Originally posted by: darkamulets
On the food network theirs a show with Mark Summers they went over tinkies once. They are baked and injected with cream filling.
Originally posted by: dxkj
Though Continental Foods has never revealed how Twinkies are made, most people believe they're baked, because the bottoms look brown. The Washington Post reported on April 15, 2005 that "the cakes are baked for 10 minutes, then the cream filling is injected through three holes in the top, which is browned from baking. The cake is flipped before packaging, so the rounded yellow bottom becomes the top." Hostess was the implied source of this information.