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"PinterestFacebookHi everyone! So, I feel compelled to confess--given our discussion on diet vacays--that I had a jelly filled donut hole recently. Well, like 10 minutes ago. I&amp;#39;m pregnant and am NOT on a &amp;quot;diet,&amp;quot; but sometimes it feels like a nice breather to eat something naughty once in a while. With me there? Which brings me to today&amp;#39;s snack: Hostess has a new line of 100-cal Twinkies out. A good idea or not? More after the jump ...\nFirst off, I know that Twinkies--and Hostess snacks in general--have an emotional appeal for a lot of people. Many fondly recall unwrapping them in their school lunch boxes and savoring all that hydrogenated cream-filled goodness.\nMy mom--ever the health nut, even before it was &amp;quot;hip&amp;quot; to be eat healthy--never let us have them, and so I just didn&amp;#39;t develop a taste for them. So it&amp;#39;s no surprise that as an adult I have no interest in Twinkies. Personally speaking, the artificial flavorings and preservatives are a big turn off.\nBut I know lots of people love them (including my blogger pal Margarita who wrote about them recently here), and there&amp;#39;s nothing wrong with that--especially given Hostess&amp;#39; new launch of their new 100-calorie Twinkie Bites (three mini Twinkies; only 100 calories). You can find them in stores next month.\nSo I leave it to you: Are you excited about the new 100-cal Twinkies? Or are you anti-Twinkie altogether?\nHostess"^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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