So tell me Earl what was taster. That bag of Cheetos® or that half package of Oreos®. That you had a while back. When you felt you needed a little nibble.
I worked as a dietary aide in a long term care facility for seniors for over three decades. I loved my job. I always got along so well with seniors. Now I am one myself. :-) There was a resident that loved her breakfast and supper. But she never wanted to eat lunch. She had done this all her life. The dietician implored us to try to encourage her to eat lunch. She was such a kind lady with a gentle spirit. I asked her if she would eat something—anything. Lunch was the main meal at this home. But this dear soul did not want anything. But then she seemed to relent for a moment and ordered a spoonful of peas—no meatloaf, mashed potatoes. I thought that some peas was better than nothing at all. When I with delight set them before her she said with a twinkle in her eye, “Thank you Michael. Now it looks as if I have eaten and left the peas.” Gee, I could not help but admire her. I thought that she was one smart funny lady! :-)
One of the best descriptions of the Cheetos effect was in the movie Over the Hedge. That scene where a character unfamiliar with packaging opened the bag and the orange cloud covered the neighborhood was truly funny.
My son and his wife became Vegan a year or so ago and tout the healthfulness of their all plant-based diet. So what did they eat over the weekend when they joined us during my daughter’s visit from out of state: Oreos, Cheetos, and Fritos. Health food!
Earl gave himself away. Eating the wrong snack.For me I did change my diet 5 years ago, restricted on food intake, and my weight is slowly going down. Sad I am still obese. Slow metabolism does not help nor little thyroid with thyroid pills. I do not go to commercial weight loss places as Nutrisystem or Jenny Criag.
Cheese Doodles are so much better than Cheetos. But it’s a long drive back to their normal distribution region. And there are so many cheesey corn puff snacks that are little better than eating styrofoam.
allen@home about 3 years ago
So tell me Earl what was taster. That bag of Cheetos® or that half package of Oreos®. That you had a while back. When you felt you needed a little nibble.
jagedlo about 3 years ago
That’s what happens when you leave a trail of evidence, Earl!
Concretionist about 3 years ago
Those spots aren’t nearly orange enough.
Templo S.U.D. about 3 years ago
How would Opal know Earl ate Cheetos if he had no mustache? His orange fingertips as well as orange streaks on his trousers and/or shirt!
syzygy47 about 3 years ago
Point to Jessica Fletcher. (never watched Murder She Wrote so i had to look the name up)
Rodeo Boy about 3 years ago
I worked as a dietary aide in a long term care facility for seniors for over three decades. I loved my job. I always got along so well with seniors. Now I am one myself. :-) There was a resident that loved her breakfast and supper. But she never wanted to eat lunch. She had done this all her life. The dietician implored us to try to encourage her to eat lunch. She was such a kind lady with a gentle spirit. I asked her if she would eat something—anything. Lunch was the main meal at this home. But this dear soul did not want anything. But then she seemed to relent for a moment and ordered a spoonful of peas—no meatloaf, mashed potatoes. I thought that some peas was better than nothing at all. When I with delight set them before her she said with a twinkle in her eye, “Thank you Michael. Now it looks as if I have eaten and left the peas.” Gee, I could not help but admire her. I thought that she was one smart funny lady! :-)
GuntherGrass about 3 years ago
Is this National Crispy Cheese snack Day, or something? First Big Nate, then Pickles! Egad! What next?
Qiset about 3 years ago
Orange you glad he ate them?
Pgalden1 Premium Member about 3 years ago
Sympathetic to sneak snacks ;)
Doug K about 3 years ago
Here a nibble, there a nibble, everywhere a nibble nibble …
Darryl Heine about 3 years ago
That’s best to help the hungry even in COVID times…
Breadboard about 3 years ago
The cheese that goes crunch !
Zebrastripes about 3 years ago
Drat! Caught again….
sandpiper about 3 years ago
One of the best descriptions of the Cheetos effect was in the movie Over the Hedge. That scene where a character unfamiliar with packaging opened the bag and the orange cloud covered the neighborhood was truly funny.
ANIMAL about 3 years ago
This is IDENTICAL to that other Pickles cartoon a couple weeks ago…….. same joke – different snack..!!!!! (ZZZzzzZZZzzzz….)
anamchara42 about 3 years ago
Deja vu! On May 12 it was Oreos.
I'll fly away about 3 years ago
The colorist must have been sleeping today.
cosman about 3 years ago
The only winner in all this is Frito-Lay.
Alberta Oil Premium Member about 3 years ago
That “method” has worked for me these last 20 years. Most meals are “habit” inspired.
oldlady07 Premium Member about 3 years ago
Dark chocolate, the healthful snack…made from beans. Just a few smudges on the fingers if slow from pkg. to mouth.
Teto85 Premium Member about 3 years ago
Men with facial hair have no secrets.
ChuckRawlings about 3 years ago
rekam, even the tiniest speck of Cheetos/Doritos dust can go detected by the trained eye!
Mando about 3 years ago
EARL YOU ARE BREAKING RULES! Your supposed to be sneaky when you eat cheetos.
well-i-never about 3 years ago
This same comic was posted within the last few weeks. Are they just random week-off comics?
Moonkey Premium Member about 3 years ago
Some of us would cry with joy at having someone ask us what we want for lunch. We are the ones who have to prepare them, even if just for ourselves.
zeexenon about 3 years ago
Can’t they spray those things with organic epoxy, or something? It takes Lava soap to get it off my fingers now.
Ratkin about 3 years ago
My son and his wife became Vegan a year or so ago and tout the healthfulness of their all plant-based diet. So what did they eat over the weekend when they joined us during my daughter’s visit from out of state: Oreos, Cheetos, and Fritos. Health food!
Mentor397 about 3 years ago
His mustache looked more orange when I read this comic on Brian Crane’s Facebook page.
mitchel.farr about 3 years ago
Copy Cat
kab2rb about 3 years ago
Earl gave himself away. Eating the wrong snack.For me I did change my diet 5 years ago, restricted on food intake, and my weight is slowly going down. Sad I am still obese. Slow metabolism does not help nor little thyroid with thyroid pills. I do not go to commercial weight loss places as Nutrisystem or Jenny Criag.
antidancer about 3 years ago
ive seen at least three references to cheese puffs, doodles, cheetos in todays comics. it is not national cheese doodle day, that was march 5th
CJ Flintstone about 3 years ago
“Pearls Before Swine” has a cheese puffs theme today too. Coincidence? I think not……
Brent Rosenthal Premium Member about 3 years ago
Comic crossover. Big Nate has the same problem.
Lightpainter about 3 years ago
Hey Opal, maybe Earl was just snorting that orange powder stuff, and didn’t actually eat any!
The Fly Hunter about 3 years ago
He could have had Cheese Puffs like Pig in today’s PBS.
buflogal! about 3 years ago
Cheese Doodles are so much better than Cheetos. But it’s a long drive back to their normal distribution region. And there are so many cheesey corn puff snacks that are little better than eating styrofoam.