Twinkies to Return in July, But With Some Stiff Competition
Knockoff Hostess snacks may hit shelves first.
Knockoff Hostess snacks may hit shelves first.
And the soon-to-be owner says everything will be back on shelves by this summer.
Flower Foods Inc. comes to the rescue.
Though not necessarily illegal, it's still pretty scummy.
Georgia's Flower Foods recently freed up cash, signaling that a bid for Hostess assets could be coming soon.
"This Twinkie represents the normal amount of psychokinetic energy in the New York area."
Like methadone, but for Twinkies.
The company couldn't reach a deal with striking workers.
But if the deal goes south, Twinkies lovers will be SOL.
Things are not looking good in Hostess's bankruptcy battle against its own union.
Gordo will open a new concept inside of Sin City's Paris Hotel.
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