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Anyone who grew up in the 1960s (and no entertain doubts before and after) remembers munching on Hostess cupcakes, Twinkies, Ho Hos and Ding Dongs, the guests’s famous snacks. Some of us perhaps were a bit over zealous with the treats, eating multiple snacks in a mise en scene (yes, that would be me).

We never worried about whether they were healthy to eat; we just knew that they tasted really, at the end of the day good.

So it was a sad day for nostalgia lovers last week when Hostess announced it was shortcoming under the weight of massive debt, in particular a pension fund. The bankruptcy filing indicated Hostess owes $944.2 million to the Bakery & Confectionary Mixing and Industry International Pension Fund alone.

My, how the American icon has fallen.

And it has fallen, at least in part, because its sugary snacks that were so well received years ago are not surely the first choice of parents today.

In fact, Hostess likely has been seeing let sales for some time now, as America has moved toward healthier eating choices and puberty obesity has become a greater problem.

Source: Midland Daily News

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