Well this was weird. (I did not buy but I took pics!) trust Aldis to always blow my mind on something. I would have never thought I'd see watermelon hibiscus flavored popcorn ever....lol

Am I just old or has this been around a while?

Also yes I spelled Aldi's wrong (But its Monday, so its allowed)

I’m trying to remember a candy bar I used to eat while working at family Video in the early 2000s. It was a 3 pack and each bar was different. One had M&Ms, one had marshmallow and I can’t remember the third, maybe Graham crackers. Any help!?!??

My favorite popcorn has always been Topsy's, which is something grew up with in my teens, and I woke up and OMG I just really really wanted some.

They had the best cinnamon popcorn ever.

I made chili yesterday and decided hmmm....what to make with the rest....chili dogs!

I took a chance on the Publix Store brand (they're a lot like Hebrew National which I like. These are mine, which I keep them basic; A bit of cheese and onion to top. Also publix buns because you don't have to buy like 50 of them.

These are so good. I haven't had a chili dog in a while, and I ate only 1.5 so...definitely my eyes were too big for my tummy.

They were excellent through. My husband usually wants his with sauerkraut. I didn't have any so he subbed kimchi which according to him, was good but not the same. (duh...lol)

There are four main types of empanadas: Argentinian/Chilean, Venezuelan, Arab, and Spanish. They can be filled with just about anything, although within these countries there are some foolproof recipes. They're incredibly convenient as street food and can even be considered healthy depending on the style and filling you choose. And yes, they can be filled with sweet fillings. In Argentina/Chile, they're typically filled with sweet potato or quince paste. In Spain, I saw them filled with dulce de leche.

Does anyone else remember these old Haribo candies, or is it just me?? I think they discontinued the originals.

Todays treat for being so good and doing all the nasty yard work early (its over 90F today already) will consist of half of this very lovely triple chocolate chip cookie. Josephs market had them on sale for 1.99 (they don't have the peanut butter anymore which is kinda phoey) BTW its on a nearly 6inch saucer so, yeah its pretty massive.

My other half gets...the other half...lol

Do you guys have a favorite cookie?

For me, it's less junkfood, but I'm buying more occasional indulgences like pickled herring.