Woody Harrelson And The Healthy Twinkie Revolution

October 5th 2009

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From what I’m hearing, people are loving Zombieland — and Woody Harrelson’s character in the movie has a lot to do with the praise.

As we mentioned earlier, the hardcore vegan made sure that his special dietary needs were met on the set; including the Twinkies his character so desires in the film.

“My character is searching for the ultimate comfort food, which to him is not another human being but a Twinkie,” the 48-year-old actor told the NY Times. “I’m not a Twinkie lover. I don’t do sugar or dairy either. When we finally shot my Twinkie-eating scene in the movie, they had to give me a specially made mock Twinkie made of corn meal. It could spur a healthy Twinkie revolution.”

That actually doesn’t sound half-bad — though I wonder what they used for the filling? Asked about what food the actor might seek out should the world come to an end, he said, “I’d be searching for a mango. Or an avocado. It really is a tough call between the two.”

I’d go with avocado.

7 Responses to “Woody Harrelson And The Healthy Twinkie Revolution”

  1. Duuuuude…..doob first……then mango!?!?!

  2. vegan junkfood analogs…mmmmmmmmmmm sort of delicious…

  3. Just discovered Dillos, vegan Twinkies. They are good, but don’t hold a candle to the chocolate-covered Choco-Dillos, which are dangerously tasty. I found them at VeganEssentials.com.

  4. I made an organic healthy, vegan & delic twinkie on request for bk launch (Twinkies Deconstructed). Vegan white chocolate filling, naturally sweetened cake, no yellow glow. Nightline picked it up, and recently BetterTV.com too. I refused to taste a Twinkie -figuring I ‘d heave, then no recipe testing possible.

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