Say what you want about the insane amount of preservatives and junk associated with this little vice of mine. Just know that this is the result of a woman with the dietary habits of a preschooler paired with the purchasing power of a 33-year-old.
PS: Despite the french-fries-meet-car-seat incident several days ago, this little snack will not be shared with the Gravy Kids. Only one poor food choice per week allowed.
Everyone has a not-so-good-but-I'm-eating-it-anyway treat they love. Enjoy! And thanks for your encouraging comment on my blog.
ReplyDeleteEarlier this week I thought of a new rule ... I would only eat something if I would let my kids eat it. But then how could I have chocolate cake for breakfast?
ReplyDeleteu always find the craziest things:)
ReplyDeleteHahaha, those are vibrant, but mmmmm they look tasty. I thought of you the other day when I was at Toys R Us. . .saw the creepy doll you showed us a few weeks ago. Your assessment was NOT an overreaction. . .that thing is creepy ;D
ReplyDeleteHoly Glowballs. Those terrify me a little bit. I'm sure they are incredibly tasty, but I like to reserve that special brand of green for windshield wiper fluid and household cleaning supplies.
ReplyDeleteWOW - those are quite LIME GREEN! I love that you find these things and share them with us!
ReplyDeleteOkay, I am trying to eat really clean....but these look good!
ReplyDeletewonder if affects anything like grape soda does *wink*
ReplyDeletehugs! Kim @ Frost Me!
party inspiration
I may have to get some of those :)
ReplyDeleteThat color is just all wrong for food.
ReplyDeleteokay, now that looks delicious! i want one NOW! :)
ReplyDeleteYou sound like my husband.
ReplyDeleteEvery time he picks something up at the grocery store he comes home with things like this.
He has recently found a section that sells British convenience store food. Turkish Delight anyone?