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Imagine my surprise when I opened my food stash at work and found the last Twinkie - the one I'd been saving for that 'special' moment when I get promoted to CEO - had mold spots! Not just tiny ones, but significantly black nasty ones. I knew you all wouldn't believe it so I brought it home and photographed it as proof that Twinkies get moldy.
I don't know exactly how old it was when I got it because it was purchased from the 'snack cabinet' and I think it was in the storage bin for about 6 to 8 weeks, but in no way was it in there for even one year, let alone 100.
So, let the myth be busted: Twinkies Do Get Moldy
Credits to Snopes.com for busting this before I did in their exposé.
Tip-O-The-Hat to the T.W.I.N.K.I.E.S. Project for their experiments in food science.
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