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Red vines, once I open a bag it's game over, it will 100% be gone that day. The size of the bag does not matter. The only ones that last longer are the multi-pound tubs.
I'm a Twizzlers guy myself. No one in my family gets it.
I rotate back and forth. Sometimes I'm all about Red Vines then a few months later it will be Twizzlers. Right now, I'm on a Twizzlers kick. But who knows next week I could find myself craving Red Vines again. And I have no idea why.
They are too waxy and it overwhelms the flavor.
Give me a pack of Red Vines and a large popcorn with a blueberry ICEE please.
Do you bite off both ends of the Red Vine and use it as a straw. Good times.
Yep, it gets pretty slimy though.
A plastic-in-your-mouth enthusiast I see
I like to use Red Vines as edible straws for mountain dew. The flavors just mesh so well