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Dave was compelled to write an original song about his favorite Hostess treat.

Dave Ross original song 'I want my cupcakes back'

BY Dave Ross  on November 19, 2012 @ 8:47 am (Updated: 8:59 am - 11/19/12 )

Ross and Burbank host Dave Ross says he doesn't care about the Twinkies. But he is going to miss his cupcakes with a squiggle.

Listen to his ode to his favorite Hostess' treat, that he calls "a work of art in brown and white."

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  • Chuck Gould wrote...
    Hostess Cupcakes, two of America's four food groups.
    November 19, 2012 9:20 am
    Back when I was skipping school, (just shortly after they abandoned papyrus scrolls in favor of bound books), they taught us that there were four food groups. As I observe our American diet, I am now convinced the teachers were right. Our four food groups are:

    Sugar

    Fat

    Alcohol

    and, Caffeine.

    Good news for anybody Jonesing for a Hostess Cupcake. You most likely have all the ingredients for the "creamy" filling already in your kitchen cupboard.

    Recipe:

    Put two cups of Crisco in a mixing bowl. Add one cup of refined white sugar. Turn on the motor, and let that sucka run until the stuff in the bowl resembles "cream". Use a big spoon, and dive right in. Mmmm, mmmm, good; and enough for the whole family if you're willing to share. :-)

    Note, if you're not planning to consume the entire bowl of cream filling right away, mix in some chemicals with seven-syllable names to ensure a shelf life of at least 1000 years.

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