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Default Orange rind vs. orange extract?

On Tue, 22 Sep 2015 10:58:41 -0600, Janet B >
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>On Tue, 22 Sep 2015 12:01:19 -0400, Boron Elgar
> wrote:
>
>snip
>>
>>Hostess is the baking company that makes cupcakes that have a white
>>swirl in the hard chocolate frosting and a white filling inside, as
>>well as Twinkies, Snowballs and Hostess fruit pies.
>>
>>When I was a kid, the darn things were actually quite yummy. I have
>>not had them in 45+ years so Lord only knows what is in them now.I
>>probably do not even want to know.
>>
>>http://hostesscakes.com/products

>
>We had both Twinkies and Cupcakes after they were brought back. They
>are half the size, the cake tends to be dry, the filling is not nice.
>Occasionally, when we would be getting gas for the truck, I used to
>go into the convenience store and get a package of Hostess cupcakes.
>The filling, frosting and cake were still good but half the size of
>those in our younger years. Not so any more.
>Janet US



They used to have little chocolate covered donuts that has a topknot
swirl of the white "cream" filling under the chocolate. Six to a pack,
as I recall - that is how small they were. I *loved* those things.

One of their bakeries was in or near Detroit and they took customer
complaints very seriously back in the ancient times. A neighbor's mom
wrote them that she had gotten a pack of those donuts and the cream
filling was missing on two donuts. Someone from Hostess arrived with
a huge case of the things. We neighborhood kids feasted for days.