Does anyone remember there being a Peanut Butter Ring Ding. Not a Funny Bone, a Ring Ding that had peanut butter inside.

Yes. They were called Ring Ding Jr. I believe and they were awesome!!!

What happened to the milk chocolate ring dings with the vanilla cake inside. That is the one that I am pining for.

Does anyone remember back in the 60's the Original Ring Ding before it became a junior. It was sold as a single in cellophane but it was 3 times the size of Junior cost about 15 cents if I remember correctly. Had chocolate coating over a suzieq type horizontal vanilla cake with creme circled in the cake? No there's some comfort food lol

In the 70's when I went to high school, I would buy a Ring Ding every day at lunch for 10 cents....and those were HUGE compared to the ones they have today.

Does anyone remember the song that the little boy sang as he pined for a Ring Ding?

YES, I remember the bigger sized rings dings from when I was a kid but none of my friends believed me that they used to be bigger than the current smaller sized ones. Thank God for this site so I may now prove them WRONG !!!

I grew up on Ring Dings in the Bronx. There is nothing better than a Ring Ding. I would love to find a place in Tampa that sells them. I bought four boxes last week when I was in South Florida.

The original Ring Ding that came in the individual cellophane package was about 3 inches in diameter and the cake was much more moist. There was a white cardboard underneath it that you could hold onto while you ate it and not get the chocolate on your hands. I really miss those!

getting back to the original question... does anyone remember the ring ding with peanut butter on the inside? ..not a funny bone, but a peanut butter ring ding.. maybe it was just for a limited time?... i remember them coming in a gold foil but cannot find any proof of this online.. can anyone help ?

I hear you.. I remember going up to my neighbors when I was younger and she bought them just for us.. She use to tell us not to bring the other kids in the neighborhood otherwise she'd have to give out the regular ones. I've been looking everywhere for them and My kids think I'm nuts.

I remember back in the late 60's and early 70's there were both Yodels and Ring Dings covered in WHITE CHOCOLATE and inside had CHOCOLATE CREAM!! Man those were the best. My best friend and I would get a box of each and go to the College Football game in town and eat the entire 2 boxes..then get home and be sick!! But it was the best!

I was just discussing Ring Ding Jrs with my friend and they are no longer called Jrs. I lost A bet. I lived near a Drakes Outlet and I would get on a regular day 4 boxes of 12 for 1.00!! On a day or 2 old day 10 boxes!! Lucky for me they relocated. I got sick too. I was happy I didn't get worms... Just being gross !!WHAT MEMORIES!!

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I loved Ring Dings and still do. Weren't they wrapped individually in pseudo tin foil. When I walk past them now in the supermarket I look at the boxes longingly. Need to keep the weight down. Oh the pain..I could scarf down a box in 15 minutes easy.

i remember the song...... ring ding, ring ding, wish i had a ring ding........... it sure brings back old times

Wow! It's nice to see others who feel the same way about Ring Dings. They were my favorite back in the 60s. I would buy for for $.10 and just savor it. If I only had a nickel, I would get a Devil Dog. These are now sold in the vending machine here in NYC for $1.25 for a small package of two. The Ring Dings still taste good to me, but the Devil Dogs are not what I remembered.

Shemp, what's a Ring Ding? It's a chocolate cake. Yeah? With lots of creamy stuff. Yeah? And chocolate frosting all the way around it. Even on the bottom? Yeah, on the bottom too. Sure do wish we had some now. Hey Shemp, you know what? I've got some money. Come on, let's get some. Yeah. Oh, boy there they are. (They eat them) Ring Ding Ring Ding, wish I had another Ring Ding.

Jack - "chocolate cake on the top and the bottom and the middle is delicious creea-m! Ring Dings are better than anything Ring Dings are better than anything!" That the tune you're looking for? And yeah, they were the size of a hockey puck. Not the cheap little pretender sold today.

I just want you all to know that I really did extensive research. Followed the Dead right up until the Fish period, followed technology from Cobol on AS400 to linux, lived in Boulder, Eugene, Austin, had a mustang, a civic, then a merc. For the record RING DINGS ARE BETTER THAN ANYTHING. RING DINGS ARE BETTER THAN ANYTHING. Anything. Do you hear me?

When I was a little kid around 1970, I distinctly recall a white ring ding with chocolate zig zag stripes. Am I imagining this?

I am here in the south pining away for a ring ding or anything drakes for that matter! I stock up when I go home. Little Debbie's are NOT the same-neither are Ding Dongs-taste like wax!

Does anyone remember when RING DINGS were full sized and sold as a single? This is before they were converted to Ring Ding jr.s Man!! were they good!!!

And Ring Dings were coated with a dark chocolate. Not like the milk chocolate on a Ding Dong, maybe they still are now. Sadly I moved away.

Back in the 60's and 70's there was the Ring Ding as others said, and then Drakes came out with Ring Ding Jr's, They were wrapped single in foil and was a lunch box item, Side note, Hostess and Drakes are made by the same company but Drakes Yodels and Ring Dings are better than Ho-Ho's and Ding Dongs

i remember back in the 60's & 70's going to the deli & buying the big ring ding a can of cott soda & one bazooka joe bubble gum for just a quarter. my favorite ring ding was the one made with the yellow cake. i think it was called a boston cream ring ding. does anyone remember the really big drakes coffee cake. it was the size of a regular cake. kids nowdays don't know what they are missing.

I'm looking for a copy of the black and white commercial? I heard it was rather creepy and I want to SEE it! HELP!

the ring dings of the sixties were better than todays. i used to buy a ring ding, ice cream and mile for lunch for .35.

There were 2 sizes the smaller ones like you have today that you could by in a box at the food store and there were the bigger ones that came in vending machines and I think smaller stores like a 7-11 type store and were wraped in blue foil with the logo in the middle.

I REMEMBER THOSE DELICIOUS RING DINGS. THE USED TO WORK IN A GROCERY STORE ACROOS MY HOUSE MAKING $20.00 WEEK. I USED TO OPEN A BOX OF THE RING DINGS JR THAT CAME IN A GOLD ALUMINUM WRAPPER AND THE REGULAR SIZE 3" ONES AND EAT AWAY. THE RING DINGS OF THE 60'S AND 70'S TASTED DELICIOUS, THE CHOCOLATE WOULD MELT LIKE BUTTER AND THE WHITE CREAM TASTED AWSOME. *** SAD TO SAY THAT TODAY THE RING DINGS ARE MADE SO BAD THAT IF YOU DIP THEM IN WATER THE CHOCOLATE WOULD PROCTECT THE CAKE INSIDE,BECAUSE IT LOOKS LIKE THEY NOW MAKE THEM WITH CHOCOLATE FLAVOR WAX. YOU CAN HOLD THEM IN YOUR HANDS FOR LONG AND THE CHOCOLATE FROSTING WILL NOT MELT. I WHICH THEY WOULD MAKE THEM LIKE THEY USE TO.. LIKE AS SOON AS YOU OPEN THE WRAPPER OF THE RING DING THE CHOCOLATE FROSTING STARTED TO MELT QUICKLY, AND I LOVED THAT.

Oh man, I'm ALWAYS asking people, was it just me or did you have to hold that ring ding with 2 hands like a hamburger back in the day?? People tell me it's just my perception because I had little hands, but no. They WERE huge!

In the 60s while delivering papers,I would stop at the deli and buy a LARGE ring ding and soda for 20 cents,but they also made cup cakes shaped like upside down cones with the tops cut off ,does anybody remember them??I thought they were the original ding dongs???

As great as the original large ring dings were, I have to say that the mini ones had a taste advantage in that the cream to cake ratio was optimized.

Back in the late 60's, I remember Ring Dings being much, much larger, and all individually wrapped in either silver or gold foil, which was a challenge to get off on a warm day. But then again, licking the foil was always a treat! I also remeber the cake being much more moist and "richer", and the dark chocolate coating could easily be peeled off if you weren't careful opening the wrapper. The little ones they try to pawn off as Ring Dings today were originally Ring Ding Jr.'s, but they don't taste as good as I remember. Maybe if we all wrote and asked them to come out with a special edition for all of us Ring Ding lovers, based on the original size, specs, and packaging? I'd willingly pay top dollar for a box of those.

I definately remember the ring ding jingle, it went like this... "Ring Ding, Ring Ding, wish I had a Ring Ding, and his cartoon friend would come up and say, "Hey Sam, whats a Ring Ding?" Sam would respond "its a chocolate cake, creamy in the middle, and it has chocolate frosting all the way around it" his friend would say "even on the bottom?" Sam would say "yea on the bottom too, and you can buy them at the store" Then Sam would eat the ring ding and sing "Ring Ding, Ring Ding, wish I had another Ring Ding!" And no theyey were chocolate cake, not white cake, unless they had a special version in some areas :)

John J. The other kid would say , "sure do wish l had some now " the Sam would say , you know what ? , l got some money and the other kid would say , come'on then lets get some , yea !

Does anyone know of any existing Ring Ding commercials from the 50's/60's? I remember one commercial where two boys in paper hats are rolling back and forth in large metal cylinders wishing they “had a ring ding”. And then saying… Hey “I got a nickel”. And then off to the store to buy a HUGE ring ding, and yes you needed two hands, and yes they only cost a nickel at one time. Then at the end after polishing off the Ring Ding, while they are lamenting their empty hands, one says “Ring Ding, Ring Ding, Wish I had another Ring Ding!” I’d love to see that commercial!!

I also remember the peanut butter Ring Dings (not Funny Bones). They were soooo good, wish I could still find them.

Does anyone remember Golden cake ring dings and cupcakes?

YES, Leigh, I remember ring ding juniors that had the peanut butter in them. I was just looking that up because someone told me they never had peanut butter but I remember. Yes, how about Devil dogs?

The ring ding jrs are not as good as they used to be. Everything used to be darker. And the only good ring ding was sthe single pack, where you go one big one. quality gets cheaper as years go on.

In the late seventies, early '80s, Ring Dings were it. Its cool to see how many people have such good memories about this scrumptious treat!

There was a commercial in the early '60's. A couple of kids wearing triangular hats made out of newspaper walking/crawling through these huge tubes singing "Ring Ding! Ring Ding! Wish I had a Ring Ding!

Please please please bring back the DEVIL DOGS AND RING DINGS. I want the ones that HOSTESS MAKES. There are no other kind that taste like those are best. Please bring them back.

Go to Youtube and search: Classic Drake's Ring Ding TV Commercial The kid playing Dracula. Classic!

Here's the link to that Ring Ding Commercial: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NtQCDsQpguM

"ring ding , ring ding ,wish I had a ring ding ,Sam , whats a ring ding - " its a chocolate cake " yeah " and in the middle there's all frosting..... does anyone know where we get hear that commercial , NOW THATS OLD !!!!

Originally 4 inches in diameter and no more than an inch thick. Came on a white square piece if card board and wrapped in cellophane. Bought them at the corner store for about 10 - 15 cents. Chocolate cake filled with REAL cream and covered in dark chocolate mmmmmmm-MM. Dang I miss those!!

Oh yeah, almost forgot, They were made by Drakes Cakes, along with devil dogs and funny bones two more of my favorite among several more treats the company made. Again I REALLY REALLY miss them!!!

Does anyone remember drakes creme cups?they were like choc cupcakes but upside down with a thin coating of choc and cream inside,2 in a pack....

Anybody that knows Drakes Cakes especially the Ring Dings back in the day when they individually wrapped each one in foil. That's when they used mostly natural ingredients and the tasted great but now they taste horrible

I remember the creme cups but didn't remember their name. They were composed of the same stuff as ring dings but in a different shape.

Hostess no longer makes Drakes cakes. The Drakes cakes are made by McKee since the end of 2013. McKee also makes Little Debbies cakes. So far I have tried the new Ring Dings and Coffee Cakes. In my opinion they do not compare in taste and quality to the old cakes from Hostess. I never did like Little Debbies, and unfortunately it seems to me the McKees are making the Drakes cakes into another sub-standard cake line.

I remember the big Ring Dings also. We'd only seem to get them in vending machines in stores like "Two Guys" (another relic of NJ history). The cake to cream to frosting ratio was different (more cake) so it tasted better to me. More cake. When did they disappear?, the 1970's?

I used to love golden ring dings. I would put them in the freezer then have them with a glass of milk. I can never find anyone who remembers them.

Drakes Creme Cups were my favorite! Oh hoe I wish they'd make them again!

I am SO happy I found this page! Brings back great memories. In fact, I am having a 2-pack of Yodels as I'm reading all these posts, LOL. Unfortunately they don't taste the same as I remember as a kid in the Bronx in the early 60s, though. Now Ring Dings...THOSE were my favorites! As many have noted, they came individually wrapped in clear cellophane with a white cardboard backing, were about 4" in diameter, and cost a dime. You had to hold it in 2 hands, that's how BIG they were. I think Ring Dings had dark, thicker chocolate, which set them apart from Yodels - but I could be wrong about that. I, too, remember the B&W TV commercial with the two boys in paper hats rolling around in the metal drums, singing "Ring Ding, Ring Ding, wish I had a Ring Ding." Then in the 70s Drakes came out with the Ring Ding Jr., which was wrapped in gold foil and came 12 to a box. They were smaller but thicker than the regular Ring Ding, and tasted about the same. I also loved Funny Bones with the peanut butter filling, sold in a 2-pack like Yodels. I don't remember Ring Dings with PB inside, like some people have mentioned, or the Golden ones with the chocolate filling, so maybe they were only offered for a limited time or in test markets. Then there were Devil Dogs and Yankee Doodles, which did not have a chocolate coating but still had a vanilla cream filling. As a kid, I wasn't into the Coffee Cakes until I was older, but talk about your sugar fix! LOL. As with all these snacks, nothing made them go down better than with a nice, tall glass of milk. I used to dunk everything, anyway, getting the milk all over my little fingers - but who cared, they were all delicious! I still get Ring Dings and Yodels when I go back to NY, and you can order them online these days, too. But nothing beats the taste of the original, BIG Ring Ding. Btw, I've never had a Ding Dong, King Dong, Lil Debbie's or any of those impersonators - nor do I want to! Long live the Ring Ding! :)

Originated in Brooklyn around 1887, Drake Bros. was owned by Borden's for decades, until 1987. Sold to Continental/IBC (Hostess). We in the midwest had limited access to the Drake line of bakery until the late 1980s. A few TV ads featuring Charlie Brown were made after Continental took over. Ring Dings were delicious as made then, but I would have had to eat them in the old days to fully appreciate them, going by the comments of New Yorkers.

We just bought my kids ring dings and yodels for the first (and only) time. My 13 year old started to eat the yodel when I yelled at her to stop. She looked at me like I was crazy when I told her that she had to first eat off the chocolate then try to unroll it. She asked me why, and I told her "because that's how I ate them." Kids! I remembered a larger, ring ding like cake, but didn't realize until I saw this board that it was the original ring ding before they were made smaller. Thanks.

Thanks all, you brought a tear to my eye. Out of nowhere, I was thinking about the full-sized Ring Dings last night and wondered why I never did an online search for them. Glad I found this page!

Oh man, too cool. I'm so glad I found someone that remembers the peanut butter ring dings. Were they called funny bones? I don't remember. I grew up up north in MA and haven't seen them since 1970 I think. They were the bomb. Soooo yummy. What ever happened to them. And licorice whip too. Spearmint, grape and chocolate. My kids think I'm nuts too.

I remember buying ring dings for .10 cents in the sixties. The best part ,which no one has mentioned ,were the 5 chocolate filled holes on the top, where the cream filling was injected then the chocolate covering filled them in! Little chocolate nuggets! And yes they were big & moist & the chocolate melted on your fingers(my mouth is watering)& the cream! Oh the cream! Now , for many years, I do not eat them , they are something completely different & not in a good way.

Does anyone remember the Drakes cake that looked like an upside down cupcake covered,(enrobed) in chocolate? It came in a packet of 2. They were my favorite.

Eat Ring Dings wrapped in gold foil, then flaten-burnish-smooth out the foul wringles in grade school.

Glad I found this, what a simpler time we all seem to remember, snacks were shared and they were fun, I miss those special times.

Phil: The upside down pyramid-like cupcakes were called Creme Cups. Does anybody have any photos?

Found a TV commercial for Ring Dings from 1965 (the animated gander for Drake's appears), and another for Yodels (Drake's version of a Ho-Ho) with a kid day-dreaming in school. These aired during cartoon shows on New York stations like WPIX and WINS.

Today they taste like wax. If you like artificial fake test tube ingredients like oscar meyer lucnhables? You will enjoy the crappy Ring Dings that are toxic to the body. Now way like years ago. Everything in it is fake.

The Ring Ding I remember from the 60's, the one that was e times the size of the Ring Ding Jr. always fell apart while eating it

YES...those covered chocolate upside down pyramid cup cakes were THE BEST! I thought they were called Drake's cup cakes??

Glenn: Drake's cupcakes were called Cream Cakes. A 1965 TV commercial for them is around. It aired locally on the "Soupy Sales" kid show over Channel 5 in New York. Soupy's show was produced there and syndicated nationally. Commercial features a boy and girl as they leave school. The cartoon goose also appears.

Here is my recollection of the conversation in the original Ring Ding commercial (ca. 1958/9) between two young boys wearing paper hats and playing in large open-ended metal drums=> Sam: Ring Ding, Ring Ding, wish I had a Ring Ding. Boy: Sam, what's a Ring Ding? Sam: It's a round chocolate cake with creamy filling inside. Boy: Yeah? Sam: And it's got chocolate frosting all the way around it. Boy: Even on the bottom? Sam: Yeah, on the bottom, too. (pause) And you can buy 'em at the store. Boy: Hey, Sam, you know what? Sam: What? Boy: I got a nickel. Sam: Come on, let's get one! Both: Ring Ding, Ring Ding, we're gonna get a Ring Ding. Later in chorus after splitting and sharing the cake [that's how big it was]: Ring Ding, Ring Ding, wish we had another Ring Ding! Later iteration substitutes "some money" for "a nickel" and "get some" for "get one." (PS. Thanks for this wonderful website, and the wistful remembrances of simpler, innocent, if not happier times alas lost forever.)

I grew up in the suburbs of the Boston area in the early 60's and enjoyed the Devil dogs as a kid. I went to a family reunion up in New Hampshire back in 2007 and saw them in a convienance store and purchased a box. When I got back I had a hot cup of tea and opened a devil dog up to enjoy and I took one bite and spit it out on the plate and my dad said what was wrong with it and I told him it was tasteless and not as I remembered back in the 60's when it had such a wonderful taste with a lot less preservatives and a short shelf life. The cake was absolutely disgusting and the creme filling was lack luster and it also was scaled down from the original size. Very disappointing, I'm bummed out about the taste totally.

I was telling my kids about the upside down cream filled chocolate coated cakes made by Drakes Cakes in the 1960's. They came two in a pack I believe in a white wrapper. They were the best! My wife thinks I'm crazy. She doesn't remember them. I wish I could find an old photo of one!

Creme Cups where those upside down chocolate coated cakes. They were awesome. Tasted like real chocolate I miss them.

Oh, I though it was my imagination...It doesn't taste the same. I had a craving for a ring ding and a cold glass of milk (even though I'm lactose intolerant)...but you guys are right..it's not real food anymore!!!

I remember the big single ring ding too. Loved them and the Creme cups. What nobody has talked about was the little packs of cookies that Drake's usesd to sell too. I believe they made choc chip, peanut butter and my absolute favorite coconut! We would buy a pack of 4 to take on our class trips instead of a devil dog because they didn't melt. I grew up in NJ where they had a bakery in Irvington. Drake's are still a favorite bought cake....McKees is supposed to be a part of the original family. Miss the golden doodles too.

I absolutely remember the Ring Dings with a much bigger diameter, one to a package. Ring Ding Juniors were two to a package. My husband just mentioned Funny Bones, with peanut butter. Mid sixties to early seventies? I used to buy a Ring Ding in junior high in '73 for 15 cents, and the Scooter Pies were a nickel. Small change could actually buy something!

OMG... I am SO HAPPY TO FIND THIS PAGE...I grew up in NY and since 1984 I live in Puerto Rico ..I have brothers who still live in NYC and I asked them to PLEASE bring me a box of rings.... As soon as I saw the cake it was Milk Chocolate and when I saw the inside the cake was light and when I took my first bite I. KNEW THAT IT WAS NOT THE ORIGINAL ONES which were Dark choco creme on the outside, moist dark cake on the inside and soft creamy white cream on the inside....yesterday I received a box of FUNNY BONES and those DING DONGS AND THEY ARE ALL AWFUL... my Brother eats those DING DONGS... I told him they were not the same as in the 60 and 70's and he said that maybe it was my tastebuds that had changed...WELL I CANT WAIT TO TELL HIM ABOUT THE COMMENTS I READ ON THIS PAGE... THANK U ALL WHO STILL HAVE MY SAME TASTE BUDS... LITTLE DEBBIE NEEDS GET THE ORIGINAL RECIPES OR DISCONTINUE THE SALES OF DRAKES BRANDS..

i loved the full size Ring Dings back in the '60s, i remember little bits of the chocolate frosting would drop down into the cake, probably following the holes where they inserted the cream. To those who mentioned Golden Ring Dings, those were my favorite. Yellow cake with white cream, and I think the chocolate frosting was lighter than the frosting on the devil's food version. Haven't had one in 45 years but some days I can still taste them in my mind. The closest thing to them were Hostess Chocodiles, but they weren't as good.

yodels used to be made using a denser darker cake and were rolled with cream filling. They were delicious. For some reason, the new owners of the company discontinued producing yodels like that, and instead copied the drakes SWISS ROLL, and just added chocolate frosting to it. Hence the original Yodels ceased to exist after the late 1970s

Wowee! I was researching the original Ring Ding Commercial, which I can't find by the way, but I am so happy to read all these comments. Especially the ones that repeat the commercial almost word for word. Hysterical! I was repeating it to my friends as if I were the two little boys. It's too funny, but sadly it still doesn't find me the original commercial. Oh well. I will have to improvise. And just for the record for those above asking. NO! Ring Ding never had peanut butter! That was either a Funny Bone or a different cake. But not the Ring Ding.

The ring ding commercial went like this: Younger Boy: Hey Shemp, what's a ring ding? Older Boy: It's a chocolate cake Younger Boy: Yeah... Older Boy: And in the middle, there's lots of creamy stuff. Younger Boy: Yeah... Older Boy: And it has chocolate frosting all around it. Younger Boy: Even on the bottom Older Boy: Yeah on the bottom too Younger Boy: And you can buy em at the store. Sure do wish we had one now Older Boy: Hey Shemp, I got some money Younger Boy: Come on lets get some Kids run off singing Ring Ding, ring ding, wish I had a ring ding. At the end I think they say wish I had another ring ding. All by memory. The ring dings today do not taste anything like the big old ones - they used to be $.05 each. Don't know why they haven't brought them back. Anyone know how big the old Devil Dogs used to be back in the 60's?

What did they do to Ring Dings and Yodels, they are awful. Everything tastes artificial, not even satisfying. I haven't had them in over 30 yrs, disgusting. The cake used to have the texture of the whoopee pie that you buy from the Amish. These Drake cakes are gross! The poor man is probably rolling over in his grave.

I'm in Ohio (now) (from NJ) and they finally are carrying Drakes and Tastykake here. Loved finding the Drake's display recently! The Ring Dings are tiny. I remember them being at least twice as big in the early 60s..seems to me they were maybe 12 cents. Maybe in a paper wrapper. They seemed thicker, too. They do taste different than the orginals. The Devil Dogs are closer in taste and size. BTW..Tastykake's products seem unchanged. Comments welcome! So happy I found this page! Thank you!

collegues and I are bored and started talking about ring dings,SnoBalls and twinkes. I have had Snoballs and a ring ding during this pandemic but I still can not eat the twinkie. Im afraid of the white stuff...

It was a sad day when drakes did away with the original Ring Ding.

I remember the old large Ring Dings, which did not taste like flavored edible plastic, and also the Golden Cake Ring Dings. I last saw the latter in 1970; and I bought the entire box (9 remaining). I have not found one since.

hoopsdave, I bet I can dunk on you

Does anyone remember the foil wrapped cakes that looked like Ring Dings but were called Drums? They were so much better, in my opinion!

3 inch chocolate Ring Dings with chocolate that was delicious and didn’t taste like wax. Yodels had same chocolate not the wax of today. A dime for each. They are horrible now.

Saddened by corporations, decreasing sizes on food, snacks and beverages. Ring Dings were my favorite when I was young. Today’s size of one is appalling, especially since the price has nearly quadrupled. Consumers beware soon we will be starving. If anykne thought the poor needed help with food, now we have to worry about the middle class also. Sad in NJ

I remember the larger ring dings. So glad there are others that do as well. Sure wish they would bring those originals back. And the smaller were the ring ding jrs.

The ring dings of today are not only smaller;the cake is dryer and the chocolate tastes synthetic. Thumbs down! All in agreement????????

Does anyone remember one wrapped in GOLD FOIL with purple circles on the front of the wrapper?? Nobody seems to remember this except for me

Does anyone remember a snack cake called “poor boy”? A coffee cake or depression cake that was individually wrapped and shaped as a half moon?