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Home › Forums › Miscellaneous Forums › Miscellaneous – Food Related › Hostess Fruit Pies

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  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314844
    camilla
    camilla
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    I have ordered the hostess fruit pies,
    If anyone is still having a problem getting Hostess Fruit Pies let me know…

    Camilla

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314845
    MIKEYM
    MIKEYM
    Member

    quote:

    Originally posted by braunsteinm

    quote:

    Originally posted by MIKEYM

    quote:

    Originally posted by Louis

    In the 30+ years that I have been going to the gas station/convenience stores here in northwestern Kentucky to buy Hostess pies, I have only in the last couple of years seen the blueberry and blackberry pies. Today for the first time I saw a Hostess strawberry pie. The only Hostess pie I have not seen yet is the raspberry pie. Maybe it will be available here someday.


    Can someone please tell me if there is any way to get my hands on any Hostess fruit pie in any flavor??? I just ended a Paypal Dispute with Fresh Chocodiles.com b/c I ordered and never received them…..but I have been dying for Cherry & Apple Hostess pies for years and havent seen one in NY??? Help!!!

    They have both flavors across the street from my house at a little neighborhood market, in Middletown, CT.

    REALLY????? I CAN’T IMAGINE WHY I CAN’T GET THEM HERE IN NYC…….ANY INTEREST IN MAKING A FEW BUCKS AND SHIPPING ME SOME????

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314846
    Foodosaurus
    Foodosaurus
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    quote:

    Originally posted by MIKEYM

    quote:

    Originally posted by Louis

    In the 30+ years that I have been going to the gas station/convenience stores here in northwestern Kentucky to buy Hostess pies, I have only in the last couple of years seen the blueberry and blackberry pies. Today for the first time I saw a Hostess strawberry pie. The only Hostess pie I have not seen yet is the raspberry pie. Maybe it will be available here someday.


    Can someone please tell me if there is any way to get my hands on any Hostess fruit pie in any flavor??? I just ended a Paypal Dispute with Fresh Chocodiles.com b/c I ordered and never received them…..but I have been dying for Cherry & Apple Hostess pies for years and havent seen one in NY??? Help!!!

    They have both flavors across the street from my house at a little neighborhood market, in Middletown, CT.

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314847
    MIKEYM
    MIKEYM
    Member

    quote:

    Originally posted by Louis

    In the 30+ years that I have been going to the gas station/convenience stores here in northwestern Kentucky to buy Hostess pies, I have only in the last couple of years seen the blueberry and blackberry pies. Today for the first time I saw a Hostess strawberry pie. The only Hostess pie I have not seen yet is the raspberry pie. Maybe it will be available here someday.

    Can someone please tell me if there is any way to get my hands on any Hostess fruit pie in any flavor??? I just ended a Paypal Dispute with Fresh Chocodiles.com b/c I ordered and never received them…..but I have been dying for Cherry & Apple Hostess pies for years and havent seen one in NY??? Help!!!

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314848
    Stephen Rushmore Jr.
    Stephen Rushmore Jr.
    Member

    quote:

    Originally posted by mickrussom

    quote:

    Originally posted by danimal15

    Something about Hostess pies turns me off. Maybe it’s the words "beef fat" in the ingredients. I know animal fat traditionally was used in pies, but in this day and age, it seems like a very unhealthy and unnecessary relic.

    Actually, my wife tells me Oreo cookies used to contain animal fat, too. But now they don’t. So if Nabisco can take it out, why can’t Hostess?

    If I want a pie, I’ll take a real, homemade one over the packaged variety any time.

    Ahhhhhh, not true at all.

    You see beef fat, or lards, are better tasting and more natural and less preprocessed.

    All this new crap, with this anti-trans fat kick, we are getting hydrogenated oils, waste oil now called canola and all sorts of "better" oils that may be less in terms of calories or have less saturated fat, but are toxic.

    Did you know most vegetable oils at or near medium and higher cooking temps become toxic and create carcinogenic and mutagenic garbage, where animal fats do not even to very high temperatures?

    Also note all the haute cuisine , French, new American, or any other high class cooking always uses lard and bone marrow wherever possible over lesser substitutes.

    Your notion of health cant simply be calories. Check out the people who have lost a lot of weight on "fatkins" Atkins – and then go to the doctor and get lower triglycerides and LDL cholesterol readings.

    Processed food in general is bad. The bleached flour in a hostess pie is far more of an issue than the beef lard.

    And if you drink coke, note that when in Great Britain/UK , they use sugar. Coke classic tastes great! But here in hte USA, we now use High Fructose Corn Syrup. Tastes like crap, and is very unhealthy processes crap. They hid the recipe change by making "New Coke", and when they switches back to "CocaCola Classic" they put in HFCS vs sugar.

    There is absolutely NOTHING (at least not CHEAPER) that tastes better than real animal lards in cooking. PERIOD. Food is tasting like crap and actually goes rancid a LOT faster than it used to due to all the stupid mettling around with age old recipes, and everyone is getting fatter all the time despite the innumerable "healthy" substitutions going on.

    The animal fat used to skeeve me out too when I first noticed it. It’s like "yuck; that’s meat, I don’t want meat in my sweets". Afterwards, I would think I was tasting meat in the cakes and pies, and began avoiding them in favor of good ol’ Drakes, which was 100% vegetable (even the pies, unlike anyone else, until Little Debbie and Entenmann’s added them recently).

    The non-tropical vegetable oils are supposed to be healthier. Olive oil is probably the healthiest, though I don’t see it being used in sweets, and its taste I associate with nonsweet "dinner foods" just as much anyway. But meat fat, especially pig (lard) is the least healthy, and that’s why they have been gradually getting rid of it. I’m wondering how long before the beef goes. (Since Some of the Hostess products here in NY are actually made at the Drake bakery with the merger, they are actually not only all vegetable, but also bore a kosher symbol, until the new package design was introduced, and not customized for this area yet. This included the Twinkies and Ding Dongs).

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    tkitna
    Member

    Do they even make the blackberry or raspberry pies anymore. I have money in hand for a shipment if anybody can find them.

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314850
    mmarkovitz
    mmarkovitz
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    I WANT PEACH [:p]

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314851
    stricken_detective
    stricken_detective
    Member

    Also if there is someone here willing to mail me a box of blueberry pies, I’ll be your best friend. I will of course, pay you for your trouble.

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314852
    stricken_detective
    stricken_detective
    Member

    quote:

    Originally posted by mickrussom

    quote:

    Originally posted by danimal15

    Something about Hostess pies turns me off. Maybe it’s the words "beef fat" in the ingredients. I know animal fat traditionally was used in pies, but in this day and age, it seems like a very unhealthy and unnecessary relic.

    Actually, my wife tells me Oreo cookies used to contain animal fat, too. But now they don’t. So if Nabisco can take it out, why can’t Hostess?

    If I want a pie, I’ll take a real, homemade one over the packaged variety any time.

    Ahhhhhh, not true at all.

    You see beef fat, or lards, are better tasting and more natural and less preprocessed.

    All this new crap, with this anti-trans fat kick, we are getting hydrogenated oils, waste oil now called canola and all sorts of "better" oils that may be less in terms of calories or have less saturated fat, but are toxic.

    Did you know most vegetable oils at or near medium and higher cooking temps become toxic and create carcinogenic and mutagenic garbage, where animal fats do not even to very high temperatures?

    Also note all the haute cuisine , French, new American, or any other high class cooking always uses lard and bone marrow wherever possible over lesser substitutes.

    Your notion of health cant simply be calories. Check out the people who have lost a lot of weight on "fatkins" Atkins – and then go to the doctor and get lower triglycerides and LDL cholesterol readings.

    Processed food in general is bad. The bleached flour in a hostess pie is far more of an issue than the beef lard.

    And if you drink coke, note that when in Great Britain/UK , they use sugar. Coke classic tastes great! But here in hte USA, we now use High Fructose Corn Syrup. Tastes like crap, and is very unhealthy processes crap. They hid the recipe change by making "New Coke", and when they switches back to "CocaCola Classic" they put in HFCS vs sugar.

    There is absolutely NOTHING (at least not CHEAPER) that tastes better than real animal lards in cooking. PERIOD. Food is tasting like crap and actually goes rancid a LOT faster than it used to due to all the stupid mettling around with age old recipes, and everyone is getting fatter all the time despite the innumerable "healthy" substitutions going on.

    Blueberry Hostess Pies taste the best, FTW.

    Mmmmmmmmmmmmbeeffat!!!

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314853
    fattybomatty
    fattybomatty
    Member

    the chocolate pudding pies were my favorite when I was little

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314854
    mickrussom
    mickrussom
    Member

    quote:

    Originally posted by Tdybr27

    There’s nothing more American than apple pie, but millions of Americans would argue about their favorite flavor of Hostess Fruit Pies. Apple, cherry, pineapple, lemon, blackberry, strawberry, French apple – a trip to the snack cake aisle can be like visiting a country fruit stand.

    Just saw this on the hostess website. I guess they DID discontinue blueberry. [:(][:(!]

    I saw on a 7-11 today several pies not mentioned there, including chocolcate pudding.

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314855
    mickrussom
    mickrussom
    Member

    quote:

    Originally posted by danimal15

    Something about Hostess pies turns me off. Maybe it’s the words "beef fat" in the ingredients. I know animal fat traditionally was used in pies, but in this day and age, it seems like a very unhealthy and unnecessary relic.

    Actually, my wife tells me Oreo cookies used to contain animal fat, too. But now they don’t. So if Nabisco can take it out, why can’t Hostess?

    If I want a pie, I’ll take a real, homemade one over the packaged variety any time.

    Ahhhhhh, not true at all.

    You see beef fat, or lards, are better tasting and more natural and less preprocessed.

    All this new crap, with this anti-trans fat kick, we are getting hydrogenated oils, waste oil now called canola and all sorts of "better" oils that may be less in terms of calories or have less saturated fat, but are toxic.

    Did you know most vegetable oils at or near medium and higher cooking temps become toxic and create carcinogenic and mutagenic garbage, where animal fats do not even to very high temperatures?

    Also note all the haute cuisine , French, new American, or any other high class cooking always uses lard and bone marrow wherever possible over lesser substitutes.

    Your notion of health cant simply be calories. Check out the people who have lost a lot of weight on "fatkins" Atkins – and then go to the doctor and get lower triglycerides and LDL cholesterol readings.

    Processed food in general is bad. The bleached flour in a hostess pie is far more of an issue than the beef lard.

    And if you drink coke, note that when in Great Britain/UK , they use sugar. Coke classic tastes great! But here in hte USA, we now use High Fructose Corn Syrup. Tastes like crap, and is very unhealthy processes crap. They hid the recipe change by making "New Coke", and when they switches back to "CocaCola Classic" they put in HFCS vs sugar.

    There is absolutely NOTHING (at least not CHEAPER) that tastes better than real animal lards in cooking. PERIOD. Food is tasting like crap and actually goes rancid a LOT faster than it used to due to all the stupid mettling around with age old recipes, and everyone is getting fatter all the time despite the innumerable "healthy" substitutions going on.

    Blueberry Hostess Pies taste the best, FTW.

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314856
    stephiegirl
    stephiegirl
    Member

    Then blueberry pies should be in abundance right now because this is blueberry season. I see them quite regularly so maybe it’s just that they aren’t available in every area. Chocolate pies made a comeback to my area so maybe there is hope for other flavors, namely blackberry.

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314857
    Louis
    Louis
    Member

    As others have said on this thread, blueberry is a seasonal flavor. It’ll be back when it’s in season again.

  • June 20, 2006 at 8:22 am #2314858
    Tdybr27
    Tdybr27
    Member

    There’s nothing more American than apple pie, but millions of Americans would argue about their favorite flavor of Hostess Fruit Pies. Apple, cherry, pineapple, lemon, blackberry, strawberry, French apple – a trip to the snack cake aisle can be like visiting a country fruit stand.

    Just saw this on the hostess website. I guess they DID discontinue blueberry. [:(][:(!]

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