Katie Cordrey
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Twinkies are as American as the automobile assembly line. They’re factory-made chow at its beloved best. They may not be the most wholesome of foods, but Twinkies are an icon, and Twinkies are food. They have the stuff of food in them, at least: flour, eggs, and baking powder, to name a few ingredients. Baking powder happens to be made from three types of rock. So, yes, Twinkies contain rocks. So do a multitude of other baked goods. The particular combination of rocks that constitute baking powder cause baked goods to rise. They are good rocks, as rocks go. If you love Twinkies and want to make your own, check the video above. You’ll learn how to make a Twinkie clone and see what a 13 year-old Twinkie really looks like.  "Twinkies are a dessert, they're a snack, they're a treat, and to have one once in awhile is fine," he said. "People ask me, 'Are Twinkies bad for you?' No. Are they good for you? Well, that's sort of a strange question. If you want something good for you go eat an apple, eat some zucchini, but don't expect a snack cake to be really, really good for you."
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