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I knew a tart, and her pop, and he was a bit of a tart as well, and he claimed to be fun at breakfast time, but that's kind of stretching the connection.
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I was watching some show about hurricanes recently and they said Wal-Mart has their own weather center to track bad weather so they know when and what to send. The most-sold item before a hurricane is beer and the most-sold item after a hurricane is Pop-Tarts. Posts: 2034 | Registered: Apr 2004
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But why would you want poptarts if the electricity's down? Do people really eat them cold and raw? *shudders*
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People do eat them cold and raw. It's gross. Heck it's gross to eat them cooked (I'll eat the cinnamon sugar ones if at someone else's house).
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Whenever I go hiking, Poptarts are the breakfast of champions. Once we tried to heat them up over the fire ... it didn't work. Cold and raw isn't that bad. I'm personally a big fan of the strawberry flavored ones. I can't stand the cinnamon ones. Too sweet for me.
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You can toast poptarts without electricity, using (for instance) a candle flame or a gas burner on a stove (lit with a match).
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Pop tarts are possibly the most disgusting food that the American civilisation, if that is the word I want, has ever come up with. And I say this in the full knowledge that my own nation eats fish soaked in lye, and boiled sheep's head.
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