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The difference between the various Hostess snack products of the 1970s is decay rates. I bet there are still some Twinkies from 1975 hanging around under a landfill somewhere, waiting like Imhotep to be resurrected. If there is a nuclear war all that will remain are cockroaches and Twinkies and even the roaches won't be able to digest them...
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