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My Sweet, Beloved Booty Pulled from Shelves

When for unknown reasons Cheerios don't seem to do the job of quieting my daughter, I can always rely on the sweet, delicious taste of kale and spinach to calm her moods. I'm not talking about regular ol' green kale and spinach. I'm talking about booty. Veggie Booty.

So it was with great sadness that I read all lots and sizes of the Pirates Booty offspring are being recalled nationwide for fear of salmonella poisoning.

And I have to admit, the first thing I thought was: Really, how bad can salmonella be? Because in our house, Veggie Booty is like crack. Little green puff balls of crunchy, tasty crack. Then I read just how bad salmonella can be -- potentially fatal -- and I threw away our household bags and dug out tiny pieces of emerald remnants from the crib.


Comments

 

Kaz said:

I like the Pirate Booty better, myself. The Smart Puffs are even better. No veggies, though, just cheese...

June 29, 2007 10:57 AM
 

Mike Adamick (Cry It Out!) said:

I'm sorry, Kaz, but it's been scientifically proven that Veggie Booty is the best. Smart Puffs are a close second.

Has anyone ever had Fruity Booty -- I just saw it on the web site while researching this story. Just curious about taste.

June 29, 2007 1:09 PM
 

Kaz said:

Ms. Kaz tried the fruity booty once -- didn't like it.

There also used to be My Girlfriend's Booty, and there is Pirate's Cannon Balls... the word "cannon" use to be so tiny as to not really be noticeable, thus making it look like just Pirate's Balls, but they've since changed the packaging...

June 29, 2007 1:47 PM
 

RachelZ said:

Ugh - why don't you just eat food?  I have never been a fan of puffed anything, so perhaps I'm biased.

June 29, 2007 3:19 PM

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