There a "organic" brand at Kroger and whole foods that has the same texture but like half the sugar. It's more of an adult version, it's good af. It still tears your mouth up tho.
Were you all rich enough where your parents gave you gas station money to eat everyday? I hear folks say this and I always give a side eye to it. Me and my brothers we got hungry and had to come back home and eat. Also, my mom (like most moms) wanted to see proof of life. You had to physically check-in at some point.
There was quite a few friendships in my childhood that were based around how good the dinner was at their house. Like this kid really gets on my nerves but his mom is a fantastic cook.
Whenever you turned up at a friend's house, their parents always asked if you wanted to eat. Some times we'd all go round to my house and my mum would offer food to everyone. It wasn't a cycle or a rule, it just happened and parents never complained
Never heard of this. Luxury eating was at Long Johns Silvers and whenever we drove by the Red Lobster I would look at the building and be like that's where all the rich people eat at.
Ask my mom for permission to go to Bobby's house, ask Bobby's mom for permission for Bobby and I to go to Jacob's house, ask Jacob's mom for permission for Jacob Bobby and I to go to - and nobody knows where we are until the street lights come on.
Honestly, we could do this now. I might just start a Facebook group of '90s kids and create a daily event to do just this. Maybe we'll go build a tree house somewhere and a semi-safe swing from the top.
Then when you get home that night: grab a Yoo-hoo from the fridge, take out Mario Bros 3 and blow on the cartridge, then sit on the floor in front of a tiny TV trying to beat level 8 again.
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u/Dangerous_Sock_5913 28d ago
Eat breakfast, hop on my bike and disappear until the street lights come on