Yodels
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Yodels are frosted, cream-filled cakes that are made by the Drake's company, which is owned by the Interstate Bakeries Corporation. Yodels are distributed on the east coast of the United States. They are similar to HoHos, which are made by Hostess (also a brand of Interstate Bakeries Corporation).
Each plastic package of Yodels contains three cakes, totaling 440 calories and three grams of saturated fat. Yodels are also sold in a box containing five individually wrapped pairs of cakes (a total of ten).
The snacks were featured in the movie Click, in which the main character (played by Adam Sandler) becomes extremely fat after eating Yodels for ten years.
They are often referenced as a favorite snack food by FOX News Channel reporter Neil Cavuto.
