top ten favorite things that are bad for you but are really really delicious

1. Frosting in a can


2. sno balls




3. peanut butter cap'n' crunch

4. corndogs



5. salsa verde doritos





6. cadbury creme egg




7. canned Coca-Cola








8. frosted strawberry pop-tarts
9. warm chocolate croissant bread pudding from chaya






10. ramen



honorable mention:

waffle with peanut butter and condensed milk

nachos

corn nuts

pepperoni pizza

chocolate glazed donut

bottled frappuccino, mocha

sour patch kids

Comments

Mii said…
I LOVE snoball and corn dogs... yummmm. I am hungry.
September 24, 2008 at 7:12 PM
alexthegirl said…
number 9 looks absolutely delicious. I had some leftover frosting in a can on wednesday...should've given it to you. ;)
September 26, 2008 at 11:46 AM
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