One Twinkie celebrates its 40th birthday, will survive all of us
 

One Twinkie celebrates its 40th birthday, will survive all of us
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Chemicals and time make the Twinkie grow stronger.

In a Maine teacher's long con, one unsealed Twinkie has officially remained untouched and perfectly intact for the past 40 years.

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According to ABC News, George Stevens Academy's former Chemistry teacher Roger Bennatti began the experiment with a curious group of students during a class he taught in 1976.

When Bennatti left the school in 2005, he gave the holy Twinkie to Dean of Students Libby Rosemeier — who, adorably, was in the chemistry class where Bennatti started the experiment. Read more...


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