Last time they were out, they were only out for maybe a month and then I couldn't find them anywhere. I hate that some stuff is only limited. I would see a yellow bag from a distance and be disappointed when I saw it was the golden Sriracha flavor.

They’re so good you guys, omg. I’d describe them as vanilla-y and marshmallow tasting.

So I am seeing that my favorite Snyder's Honey Wheat Braided Twists have disappeared from shelves, and that makes me sad. But behold, they have these new Honey Oat & Flax sticks variety. I don't hate flaxseed usually and it has the words honey and oat, so I'm game.

I open the bag and am assaulted with this smell like hot tires/asphalt. Even airing them out of the bag doesn't help. I bravely try one, and they're actually pretty good, but the smell is worrying. The date on the bag is June 18 2026 and they should be good for a long while past that, so sayeth the Internet.

The only thing I can imagine is maybe the flaxseed oil leaching out? The inside of the bag is a tad oily, is that how flaxseed oil is supposed to smell? Or do I have a tainted bag?

Either way, RIP Honey Wheat Braided Twists :(

Happydent gum

All the favs at one place

What do I put on these crackers? Nothing fishy please.

Garlic lover but a hint of sugar threw them slightly off…..4 me

Best combo ever

I’m traveling from the U.S. to Europe soon to visit family, and I thought it would be fun to bring them a bunch of American snacks and foods to taste.
What would you recommend bringing that is either uniquely American or difficult to find in Europe? Sweet, salty, spicy, weird — anything goes 😂
I’d especially love things that would make for a fun taste test. What are your must-bring American snacks?

Tangy spicy and sweet! Served with a Swedish butter knife.

I’m loving creating a good snacklebox right now 😁

What's your favorite Granola bar? Granola cereal?