Those who’ve craved Twinkies since Hostess’ demise will be able to stock their shelves once more.
Those who’ve craved Twinkies since Hostess’ demise will soon be able to stock their shelves once more.
Forbes reports the company’s brands have been sold to a group of billionaire investors for $410 million.
In a statement, the private equity bidders said they’re thrilled to being back one of America’s most favoured snacks.
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