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Snack Cake ID Quiz

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by Slashfood Editor, Posted Sep 1st 2009 @ 4:22PM

Think you know your Ho Hos from your Swiss Rolls? Take this snack cake quiz to test your knowledge.

Snack Cake ID Quiz

Name this snack cake.

Yodel
Swiss Roll
Ho Ho
Funny Bones

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Yankee Doodle
Little Debbie Chocolate Cupcake
Enten-mini Chocolate Creme Cupcake
Hostess Cup Cake

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Devil Dog
Suzy Q
Devil Square
Zinger

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Yodel
Funny Bones
Swiss Roll
King Don

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Honey Bun
Vanilla Kandy Kake
Moon Pie
Yankee Doodle

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Ring Ding
Devil Square
Creme Puck
Zebra Cake

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Jelly Krimpet
Sunny Doodle
Strawberry Twinkie
Shortcake Roll

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Raspberry Zinger
Suzy Q
Sno Ball
Coconut Juniors

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Big Wheel
Ring Ding
Yankee Doodle
Peanut Butter Kandy Kake

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Vanilla Zinger
Butterscotch Krimpet
Hostess Golden Cup Cake
Sunny Doodle

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Zebra Cake
Creme Puck
Ring Ding
Chocodile

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Lemon Krimpet
Twinkie
Vanilla Zinger
Golden Creme

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Ring Ding
Yankee Doodle
King Don
Ding Dong

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Coconut Kreamie
Strawberry Shortcake Roll
Boston Kreme Roll
Raspberry Zinger

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Ring Ding
King Don
Suzy Q
Hostess Cup Cake

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Creme Puck
Suzy Q
Ding Dong
Chocodile

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Orange Cup Cake
Popem
Golden Cup Cake
Golden Krimpet

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Chocodile
Creme Puck
Ding Dong
Big Wheel

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Entenmann Popette
Mrs. Freshley's Big Bear
Moon Pie
Little Debbie Marshmallow Pie

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Chocodile
Swiss Roll
Ding Dong
Big Wheel

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Oatmeal Sandwich Cookies - Feast Your Eyes

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by Marisa McClellan, Posted Nov 20th 2008 @ 8:00AM

Oatmeal Sandwich Cookie on a wooden table

Melissa (aka The Boastful Baker) compares these Oatmeal Sandwich Cookies to those Little Debbie ones that so many of us ate as kids. I like the idea of creating a version of a traditional store bought dessert at home, in a situation where you can control the ingredients and banish all those nasty preservatives. It's also a very pretty looking cookie.

Thanks Melissa, for adding your image to the pool.

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Filed under: Feast Your Eyes

Little Debbie can help with your Girl Scout cookie obsession

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by Bob Sassone, Posted Mar 4th 2008 @ 1:32PM

Little Debbie cookies Once a year the Girl Scouts are unleashed on the world and ask us if we want to buy some of their cookies. As if we could even try to exist without their shortbread and minty chocolate wafers.

My favorite has always been the Samoa. Chocolate and caramel and coconut...wow, I used to eat an entire box in one sitting. But then like all addicts I'd want more and want to sell anything I could just to get a few more in my mouth. What can a person do if they love Samoas and they vanish for another year?

Little Debbie to the rescue!

Filed under: Stores & Shopping, Ingredients

Girl Scout Cookies hit the web

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by Bob Sassone, Posted Feb 21st 2007 @ 11:31AM

Samoas I supposed I should confess this now: during the 1990s, I had serious addiction.

Luckily, it wasn't to heroin, crack, or even cigarettes. But it was just as insidious. I had an addiction to Samoas. Those are the round-ish Girl Scout cookies that have toasted coconut and caramel, covered in chocolate (they're called Caramel deLites in some areas). Oh, I could easily - easily - polish off a whole box of these while watching TV. They're spectacular. I found a version that's pretty similar, from Little Debbie, called German Chocolate Rings, but my local supermarkets haven't carried them in months.

But now you can find out all about the cookies online! You can find out about the Girl Scout Cookie Program, visit the Girl Scout Cookie MySpace page (of course), and check for troops that sell the cookies by zip code.

Filed under: Business, Trends, Ingredients

CHOW mag makes snack cakes

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by Sarah J. Gim, Posted Sep 26th 2006 @ 12:01PM

We've seen PimpMySnack make enormous re-creations of some popular store-bought snacks and candies, but now CHOW online magazine, which officially launched to the public this week, has provided recipes for their version of Twinkies, Ding Dongs, and Little Debbie Oatmeal Creme Pies. Of course, they call them Twinks, Ding-alings, and Little Ditsy Cream Pies. The dessert/snack cakes even have real vanilla cream fillings. For the Twinks, you'll need a Twinkie-shaped pan, and Diedre pointed us to a source last fall. And of course, once you make your Twinks, you can use them for any of the recipes in the Hostess Twinkies Cookbook.

We must be obsessed with these "make the store-bought products at home" since we've also seen recipes for homemade Oreos and Pepperidge Farm Milano Cookies.

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Filed under: Magazines, Ingredients, How To, Methods