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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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Well, I'm not worried about losing Twinkies. I can make a yellow cake with a white sugar/butter frosting or filling that'll give 'em a run for their money. The only thing that Twinkies have going for them is the convenience.
I make everything else from scratch, why not make my own Twinkies? Yes, on the news last night a baker showed how to make a Twinkie. Only thing is, the baker's recipe had 12 ingredients and the Hostess Twinkie has 27. But said it tasted the same. Hmm... Start bakin' Ben!  John  It doesn't surprise me John. I have also never believed that KFC is made with "11 herbs and spices". I've made fried chicken pretty close to KFC. The secret is in the brineing of the chicken before it's fried, and the pressure fryer. The basic ingredients are salt, pepper, and garlic. The rest I will withhold out of respect for Col. Sanders.
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