Last year Hostess Brands, Inc. went bankrupt, shutting down all of its factories. Fans of snack treats such as Twinkies and HoHos were dismayed as the cakes left store shelves. Now it appears that collectors who hoarded boxes of Twinkies …

When news spread last week that snack-cake maker Hostess was going under, the web fairly blew up with memes and speculation on what would become of those little yellow creme-filled sponge cakes. Many people ran to the store to buy …

With the news that Hostess has filed for bankruptcy and is soon shutting down business forever comes the hope that some gracious company will scoop up the name and all the recipes and keep the Twinkie/Ding Dong legacy alive forever; …

You may have read the news this morning that Hostess is shutting down after decades of making Twinkies, Ho Hos, Ding Dongs and other assorted snacks. It’s sad to lose such an iconic company and the associated jobs, but some …

Science – or urban mythology – has constantly told us that Twinkies last forever. They’re man’s best friend in the event of a toxic nuclear fallout because such mortal concerns as expiration dates do not concern Twinkies. Twinkies take the …