With consumers a lot more health conscious than they were in the past, this comes as no surprise. It's a good thing people are shifting towards more healthy choices, yet it still makes me kind of sad to see products I loved disappear. I was born in the seventies, so I grew up in an age where everything was unhealthy crap. Delicious unhealthy crap. It's not so much that these products disappear, never to be had again, rather another reminder that I'm getting old. Getting old really sucks.
I'm right there with you, bud. Young people these days don't know what GOOD french fries are. They're about this big and they fit in your arteries, that's how good they are. Remember when TV dinners came in tin trays and tasted like food? Yup, that was bad for us. Now we have to eat shit so shat up by artificial flavors (because that meat patty has been processed 50 times and rejected 49) that everything you buy tastes like the shit it's packed in.
TV Dinners never ever tasted like food. I'm older than you, I actually had TV dinners in the mid 70s.
TV Dinners never ever tasted like food. I'm older than you, I actually had TV dinners in the mid 70s.
Hey, now. That Banquet Fried Chicken Dinner used to be the shiznit back in the mid 80's. It actually got crispy in the oven. Now, it's a sog-fest. Same thing with the chicken fingers/nuggets: they all used to be crispy and palatable, now they're soft and disgusting.
Looks like they are officially going out of business and this time they're liquidating everything and laying off everybody. If Zombieland taught me anything, better stock up on your Twinkies and Ding-Dong's till Armageddon happens cause those things will survive anything. RIP Hostess for all your late night gaming treats you have provided me throughout my childhood, also for teaching me that your snacks should be moderated and for now giving me the sensibility for eating healthier.
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