The term “junk food” was initially used in the 60s but was popularized during the following decade when the song “Junk Food Junkie” reached the top of the charts in 1976.
This day's celebration is centered around eat more junk food...at least for one day! Indulge your favorite guilty pleasure(s) you normally pass up or minimize because of various reasons...mainly because too much is simply not healthy. Various junk foods have already been celebrated @Awakenings, so whether you Grab a doughnut or donut!, disprove Betcha can't eat just one!, snack on Golden Brown Tasty Loops, try A Gr-r-r-r-r-reat Combo!, have a Lollipop, Lollipop...Oh lolli lolli lolli! Lollipop!, eat a bagful of Jelly Belly Jelly Beans, dip into the Br-r-r-r Coldest Cold...NOT Weatherwise!, Splish Splash or Shake It Up...maybe both!, just enjoy any one or combination for 24 hours without the guilt of counting calories!
*The average American eats about 25 pounds of candy per year with almost half of that made with some variation of chocolate.
*Each American consumes about 45 slices of pizza per year.
*America's most popular candy bar is still Snickers.
*Creamy middle of a Twinkie = cream, no; Criso, yes!
*The best-selling potato chip brands: 1) Lay's, 2) Ruffles and 3) Pringles.
*Hostess Twinkies are declared "The sweetest comeback ever!"
*The top five ice cream flavors: vanilla, chocolate, butter pecan, strawberry and chocolate chip mint in that order.
*America's most popular candy bar is still Snickers.
*Creamy middle of a Twinkie = cream, no; Criso, yes!
*The best-selling potato chip brands: 1) Lay's, 2) Ruffles and 3) Pringles.
*Hostess Twinkies are declared "The sweetest comeback ever!"
*The top five ice cream flavors: vanilla, chocolate, butter pecan, strawberry and chocolate chip mint in that order.
In other words, don't be a junk food junkie beyond this one day!
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