There are some things that once I eat them I can't seem to get enough of and I have decided that the only reason is that they MUST have crack in them. Not enough to turn me into a junkie (See Chris Rock, New Jack City) but enough to make me want to keep buying the product over and over and over again. My newest is pumpkin spice latte. I know it must have crack in it because I don't ever drink coffee. In fact, I hate coffee. My wife said I needed to try hers and I have been going to Starbucks every day now because of it. I heard it is seasonal, so if after it goes away you hear about a guy tearing up a Starbucks, it will probably be me. Other things that have crack in them: McGriddles - I was eating these 3 times a week at one point for breakfast but have kicked that habit. Dr. Pepper - long time crack hound for this one, although I have cut WAY back from 6 a day to 1 or 2 a week. Baskin & Robbins Peanut Butter and Chocolate - The chocolate is semi sweet, the peanut butter is in chunks (to better hide the crack). What things are crackish for you guys?
there is something definitely fishy about pumpkin. not only is it good in a latte, but it's delicious in beer too.
Cherry Vanilla Dr. Pepper is twice as addicting as regular DP so I would definitely put it in the two hits of crack marker.
Popeye's Biscuits Egg Rolls Cheez-Its Ben and Jerry's Oatmeal Cookie Ice Cream Sour Patch Kids Yogurt Covered Raisins Hot Cheetos Cinnamon Rolls Brown Sugar Pop Tarts Lucky Charms
RIPS the apple and strawberry combo...candy strips laced with sour/sugary stuff. funny cuz i bought out all the bags at my 7-11 earlier today, 17 of them, this was after i bought 12 of them last week (after they had special ordered them just for me) the lady next to me looked at me all bugged eyed and i was like these things are like crack. my roommate and I wolf these bad boys down. oh and diet dr. pepper too is killer
Jack in the Box tacos - It's about as close to a taco as Britney Spears is the mother of the year award, but damnit if I don't eat at least four of them every time. Olive Garden alfredo sauce - I don't think I've ordered an actual dinner item at Olive Garden in about two or three years. I either get a boat of the alfredo sauce and dip the breadsticks in, or get the artichoke spinach dip. Dried chick peas with chili and lime - Nothing is more refreshing that eating a bag of these with a tall glass of iced tea
The rolls at the Texas Roadhouse. The au gratin potatoes at Perry's Steakhouse. The steaks at Perry's Steakhouse. Perry's Steakhouse. Life Savers wint-o-green mints (the individually wrapped ones). Boston Market's Tortilla Soup.
