Hot pockets

[Reginald Fairfield]

I don't remember ever having a hot pocket. If you don't know what that is, it's like a meat pop-tart. I almost bought a pack, then the cashier told me he was traumatized as a kid when when his brother stuck a finger nail in one before giving it to him. Then he suggested the superior Totinos's Pizza Rolls. I haven't bothered buying either since.

 

[Aerith]

love yourself and eat anything else

 

[SkyKnight03]

I didn't like Hot Pockets. Even as a child who would eat canned spaghetti, I thought Hot Pockets were gross.

It's because one of them slid out of the shell and it looked slimy and messy. I never wanted another one.

 

[tarepanda3ame]

Every time I hear hot pockets, I think of Jim Gaffigan. But in all seriousness, it’s not that good, & I definitely prefer pizza rolls if I want that type of snack at all.

 

[Irescien]

Dont have either of them where i live. I've had something similar to a hot pocket from what i can understand and theyre just okay. Nice and quick when you have like nothing else, i brought them to work sometimes but kinda eh on them haha

 

[BungoTheElf]

I think i always burned my tongue eating hot pockets the few times i did, just have some nice pizza rolls instead

 

[QueenCobra]

I haven’t had a hot pocket in AGES lol. But they are delicious— I think I liked the pepperoni and cheesy spinach ones.

I like pizza rolls, too. And if you haven’t seen the Totino’s SNL slits…you’re missing out!

 

[nightglow]

I had hot pockets sometimes while growing up. They aren't great. You are better with pizza rolls if you must buy something like that.
*whispers* just order a pizza from somewhere and enjoy that.

 

[Kitsuragi]

meat pop-tart is a horrific way to describe it LOL i think hot pockets are more similar to like, a calzone than a pop-tart. wiki says theyre turnovers i guess

i used to be obsessed with the ham and cheese ones when i was in elementary school, whenever i didn't want what was served for lunch in the cafeteria i'd ask my dad to pack me a hot pocket instead. i haven't had one in a long while