good price. But be warned they taste vile!

It's not that bad just a bit too sweet

they are a manager's special in my store priced at £3 so not national

Saw them 99p for ten in home bargains, Scunthorpe. So bargain if you like them.

Comes with a free lifetime supply of diabetes

Not a fan of them, too artificial tasting. Cheap compared to normal though for those who do like them :smiley:

So, roughly the same price ea. as a supermarket doughnut.

I'd take the doughnut 100% of the time.

6 squid in Sainsbury's - ouch!

Maybe it's just me but I find most American sweets to be god awful, but had to vote hot as these are dead expensive in Tesco.

These taste absolutely disgusting. Like plasticised sponge cake full of grease, with the worst fake "creme" in the middle. Really dreadful. Why anyone would pay good money for them, I cannot fathom.

I can't get over people buying oreos either though. Like a rock hard, less tasty bourbon and bourbons are pretty rubbish! The UK beat the US hands down with biscuits, let's stick to our own :stuck_out_tongue:

American sweets are God awful. I cleared a shelf of all sorts at Tesco when it was closing down. I can understand if your american & these will remind you of home. But most people who buy them here at huge mark ups here in the uk are just morons

great price never the less, heat added. this will get very hot i think :man:

Pro tip - freeze them. They taste awesome then, the cream ends up more like ice-cream, its lovely.

But, good price if you love them, so voted hot :smile:

Had these short dated in bm bargains, pretty nice, although overhyped!!

Not on hete though!

HOT! There £7 for 10 in Tesco. Personally love the taste of them.

used to like these as a kid, tried one after 30yrs dam i could almost feel my teeth melting, and the taste err blue tack anyone

Twinkies.
Twinkies.

It's blooming annoying I waited 40 years to try one of those. They used to be advertised in Marvel comics back in the 70's and they seemed heavenly to me back as a 9 year old. Last week I found them for sale in my local shopping centre in one of those shops selling old fashioned sweets and American imports. They were for sale at £1 each which was a ridiculous price but I had to try it after all those years. They are over sweet and bland. Worse still I found a box of 12 in my local Home Bargains the next day for £2.99.

Was in America a few weeks ago and seen these, thought I'd have to try them as they appear in many movies and TV shows. WARNING: They are disgusting.

Blimey they reduced them to 50p in my local B&M

After eating a hersheys it's put me off buying anything American,

Actually they expire on 6 February 2016, so it's good until then :smiley:

Very good price for that

I predict that all stores stocking them will reduce the price in the not too distant future. The stock in the UK seems to be sitting on the shelves - too sweet for even us Brits.

But heat added excellent price do those who do enjoy.

Haha about ten yrs ago a Canadian friend online told me about the bloomin' onion at Outback Steakhouse. I've wanted one ever since!

Which ones?

The ones you say were in the Muswell Hill 99p store?
Or the ones I was replying about @ B&M in Scunthorpe?

Or perhaps just a mix up over which user ID you used??? :sunglasses:

^^ The ones in Muswell Hill store