Jul 21, 2015, 11:42 AM | Updated: 11:43 am
Health nuts are scrambling for cover on Tuesday — it’s National Junk Food Day.
That’s right, every July 21 we officially honor the pick-me-up snacks, that, quite frankly, will eventually and literally weigh you down. But we don’t care! They’re … so … good.
In praise of sugar, salt and high-fat content, here are some of America’s go-to junk snacks:
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