Little Debbie’s Latest Launch – Nostalgic Twist on Familiar Favorites

(KMDL-FM) If you ask a Southerner what their favorite Little Debbie snack is and they reply, "I don't have one," you would be well within your rights to firmly and politely ask that person to leave. Little Debbie and the palates of Southern tastes go together like the NFL and cheating. It's just something that happens.

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And while many of us find that taste that some recent NFL games and referee decisions have left in our mouths over the past few seasons is less than good, we can say the taste that Little Debbie always leaves is quite enjoyable. Granted, it's sometimes chemical and industrial, especially the aftertastes, but for the most part, we like it.

Did You Know Little Debbie is in Ice Cream Too?

I know you're aware that Little Debbie has been featured in several flavors of ice cream, right? That's just what the GLP-1 generation needs, right? Little Debbie mixed with ice cream that you can eat with a spoon during one binge-watching session of "Friends" on Netflix.

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I would have to say this might be better than Little Debbie Snacks mixed with ice cream. How about Little Debbie peanut butter in three iconic flavors? The company Nerdy Nuts, a small batch peanut butter brand, has created the flavors, and they look divine.

A YouTube creator offered this video review of the peanut butters, and let's just say there were some that he really enjoyed and others that he did not like as much.

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The three iconic flavors that are being offered are Honey Bun, Oatmeal Cream Pie, and Nutty Buddy. I would have to say the Nutty Buddy seems like the slam dunk of the three.

If you're interested in purchasing the products, they are available via the Nerdy Nuts site online. You can expect to pay about $13.99 for a jar. You can also expect that jar to be consumed very quickly.

So, how do you feel about these kinds of mashups? Do you think tempting the "devils of diabetes" by mixing Little Debbie and peanut butter or ice cream is a good thing? What if we did other mashups like "Big Mac Salad" or Ruth's Chris Steak Pudding? That would help us lose weight, and we wouldn't need that shot, would we?