Hostess Sno Balls 6-pack (298 g)

THE SNOBALL

Hostess Sno Balls are chocolate cream filled pastries, covered with marshmallow and topped with coconut flakes. Sno Balls are usually pink; however, they are also available in chocolate, lemon, white, green, blue and other colors for specific holidays and times of year. Sno Balls were first introduced in 1947. They were baked for the first time after the war when a rationing ban on flour and sugar was lifted in the US. They come in different colors to coincide with different holidays:

Green (Lucky Puffs) - St. Patrick's Day
Lavender (Hoppers) - Easter
Neon Green (Glo Balls) - Halloween
Orange (Scary Cakes) - Halloween
White - Winter

Please, note while ordering: you can receive a package with any color. You can find all our Hostess products if you click HERE!

THE SNOBALL FAMLY

Sno Balls are usually pink; however, they are also available in chocolate, lemon, white, green, blue and other exciting colors for specific holidays and times of year. Sno Balls were first introduced in 1947. Hostess attributes their initial popularity to Americans being released from the flour and sugar rationing during World War II. It is an all-American snack cake and Snoballs are enjoyed by  grandparents as much as they are enjoyed by children. A half-sphere of chocolate cake infused with cream, coated in a layer of perfectly sticky marshmallow then rolled in coconut, there’s basically nothing a Snoball can’t do to satisfy a sweet-tooth. There’s simply no better coconut-flaked, oddly shaped offering in the Hostess lineup. The marshmallow frosting sits like a helmet on top of the chocolate cake layer, forming a kind of rudimentary s’more in reverse. And they come in so meny wonderful colors!

Orange Sno Ball: Many Americans argue that Spooky season isn’t complete without these orange snacks. These chocolate cakes are coated with marshmallow, rolled in orange coconut and stuffed with crème filling.

Pink Sno Ball: Who knew marshmallow would look so pretty in pink? These chocolate cakes are coated with marshmallow, rolled in pink coconut and stuffed with crème filling.

Purple Sno Ball: Is it a snack, or fun-colored accessory? One taste and you’ll know the answer. These chocolate cakes are coated with marshmallow, rolled in lavender coconut and stuffed with crème filling.

HOSTESS HISTORY

Hostess snacks have been enjoyed for generations. These little desserts were first introduced in 1919, but with only one cupcake variety available to consumers. The first business opened in Kansas City, Missouri and sold a very popular bread but pretty soon also started a line of sweet treats, and it really hit off! Since then, Hostess products have expanded to include a wide variety of tasty treats for every sort of sweet tooth! Some of the best Hostess snacks have been limited releases and other kinds of Hostess cakes are only available during the holidays, but there is surely something for everyone here! In the 1970s and 1980s, Hostess snack foods were frequently featured in whole page comic book advertisements in major publishers such as DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Harvey Comics, Archie Comics and Gold Key Comics. In the 1970s and 1980s, Hostess snack foods were frequently featured in whole page comic book advertisements in major publishers such as DC Comics, Marvel Comics, Harvey Comics, Archie Comics and Gold Key Comics. If you want the whole success story of the Hostess Company, together with firsthand info on what’s going on in the Hostess universe, you can click HERE!

THE HOSTESS FAMILY

You won't be surprised to find Twinkies on the list of the most popular out of all the Hostess products, closely followed by Hostess Ding Dong. Most people are familiar with the vanilla cream variety of this delicious sponge cake, but the filling was banana when it was originally released in 1930. Hostess Cup Cakes are another one of the most popular snack, and one that the brand still makes to this day. Hostess Donettes have something for everybody, thanks to their chocolate, glazed, and powdered varieties. Other delicious items featured on this top Hostess snacks list include Zingers, Sno Balls, and Mini Muffins. There are so many Hostess products out there, some of them is in the standard product range while some other of the delicious Hostess treats are making guest appearances or only occur seasonally of for special festivities.  Which one’s are your favorite? Topping the list of Ranker is the iconic Hostess Cupcakes, Hostess Ding Dong and Hostess Ho Ho. But the list goes on! Have you heard for axample about Hostess Tiger Tails? Or the Hostess Glo Balls Sno Balls? You can read the whole list of the most popular Hostess products HERE!

Net Weight:
298 g

Contents:
Ingredients: sugar, water, corn syrup, enriched bleached  WHEAT flour (flour, iron, B vitamins (Vitamin B3, B1, B2, B9)], COCONUT, preservatives (E221), högfruktos corn syrup, partially hydrogenated vegetable and / or animal fats (SOYbean-, cottonseed and / or canola oil, beef fat, emulsifier (E471, E435, SOY lecithin), palm oil, alkalized cocoa, texture agent (E422), SOY oil, thickening and gelling agents (gelatine), modified corn starch, sweetener (dried glucose syrup), salt, WHEY, EGG, sugar, EGG whites, baking powder (stabilizers (E450, corn starch, E341), flavor, emulsifier (E481), preservatives (E202, sorbic acid), dextrose, WHEAT flour , stabilizer (E415), enzymes, emulsifier (E466)

Nutritional Content:
Nutritional value per 100 g:
Energy: 1424kJ / 340kcal
Fat: 12g
- of which saturated fat: 6g
Carbohydrates: 58g
- of which sugar: 42g
Protein: 4g
Salt: 0,36g