Who made the original poppycock?

Howard Vair
According to Lincoln Snacks, Poppycock was invented by Howard Vair in the 1950s as a snack to accompany him on road trips. In 1960, Wander, a Swiss company, bought the rights to Poppycock and moved production to their Villa Park, Illinois, facility.

What Company made Screaming Yellow Zonkers?

Lincoln Snacks
Screaming Yellow Zonkers was a popcorn snack food, produced and marketed by Lincoln Snacks in the USA from 1968-2007, with subsequent limited editions. Zonkers were noted for the bold graphics and funny text of their packaging.

Are Screaming Yellow Zonkers still made?

In 2007 they discontinued Screaming Yellow Zonkers. I always picked Screaming Yellow Zonkers. I looked high and low for reserve boxes, but it seemed to go away in a flash. I thought, “Another great snack food from the past…

When was Fiddle Faddle invented?

1967
Fiddle Faddle is candy-coated popcorn produced by ConAgra Foods. Introduced in 1967, the snack is commonly found in US discount and drug stores.

Is fiddle a Faddle?

Yes, they still make Fiddle Faddle. It is manufactured and distributed by Conagra Foods. The two flavors that they make are butter toffee and caramel. Both flavors have peanuts similar to Craker Jack caramel popcorn.

What is in crunch and munch?

Made of fluffy clusters of popcorn and roasted peanuts, it’s a sweet treat that’s sure to be a crowd pleaser. With the salty-sweet goodness of whole-grain popcorn, crunchy peanuts, and buttery toffee flavor, Crunch ‘n Munch has been satisfying your snack tooth for four decades.

What does Zonker mean?

Filters. Someone who zonks, especially by taking drugs.

What is a Zonker?

A zonker is a fly made from a strip of fur. The strips are known as zonker strips and they have the hide attached. Once waterlogged, this softens and create a fly with bulk that pulsates when retrieved. It’s great for larger flies, such as streamers and pike fly patterns.

What does the word Fiddle Faddle mean?

nonsense
: nonsense —often used as an interjection.

Where did the term Fiddle Faddle come from?

1570s, “trifles” (n.); 1630s “busy oneself with trifles; talk nonsense” (v.), apparently a reduplication of obsolete faddle “to trifle,” or of fiddle in its contemptuous sense.