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Cheez-It Gas Station, But It Has No Gas Only Cheeze-Its

Author Steve Vassalotti
(Photo by Michael Loccisano/Getty Images for Kellogg Company)

The cheesy cracker company, with some pretty decent television commercials, has decided to open up a gas station in California. This isn’t a normal gas station, because what does a talking wheel of cheese know about gas? In fact, you’ll find no gas at all. The pump at this station will shoot out bags of Cheez-It, so bring a big container to catch them in. The quick-stop store at the station will have boxes of Cheez-Its and merch available for purchase. The gas station is only going to be open until Sunday. So if you’re in the Joshua Tree area going for a hike and you need some crunchy cheesy goodness, make a stop at the Cheez-It gas station. If your car is running on fumes, don’t make the stop because you might be stuck there, but at least you’ll have food until Sunday. Here’s a video of the Cheez-It pump and the Cheez-It store.

 

 

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I think more snack or candy brands should start doing this. Here are my top 3 I’d like to see:

1. Reese’s Take 5 – The most underrated candy out there. It’s got everything. Reese’s peanut butter, chocolate, caramel, peanuts, and waffle-shaped pretzels. I’d never leave.

2. Lay’s Stax – Pringles ain’t got sh*t on Lays Stax. Slightly thicker/sturdier, a bit saltier, a lot betterer.

3. Goldfish – Just a gas pump shooting out goldfish into my mouth. A serving size is like 50 fish. I’d also just like to see the commercials for the place with Boban Marjanović and Tobias Harris for the goldfish gas pump.

If a Cheez-It gas station is going to be a thing, I’m pretty sure there is a morning show office in Philadelphia that they can build one near.

 

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Pennsylvania: This is the No. 1 Attraction Not to Be Missed

Pennsylvania is a great travel destination, and that’s true for people living outside the state or locals who want to explore their home state a little bit more. Now, one Pennsylvania attraction has been named the No. 1 attraction not to be missed in the state.

AttractionsofAmerica.com has put together a list of the top attractions in the state. Additionally, they point out some of the attractions, stating, “History buffs can’t skip a trip to Philadelphia to see where the Declaration of Independence was signed and where our country truly began. There is no shortage of things to do in Pennsylvania to suit all tastes and interests. You can head to small artistic towns to explore culture, history, and natural landscapes or visit larger cities for sports, museums, and nightlife.”

If you’re wondering, before we get to No. 1, the runner-up for the best attraction not to be missed in Pennsylvania is the Gettysburg National Military Park. “Artifacts and more are available for viewing at the Gettysburg Museum and Visitor Center,” AttractionsofAmerica.com states. “Escorted tours of the Battlefield are recommended on a bus, or in your car with a guide. There are many events in the park and the museum.”

So, what’s No. 1? Read on. It’s a familiar spot. If you’ve never been there before, now is your chance. Find the full list here. Is there another spot you think should be No. 1?

  • Pennsylvania's No. 1 attraction not to be missed

    AttractionsofAmerica.com ranks Hersheypark as the No. 1 attraction not to be missed in Pennsylvania. “Although we all associate the name Hershey with candy, Hersheypark is even sweeter,” they state. “Enjoy more than a dozen roller coasters, 20 kids rides, 65 other rides, and enticing activities. Take home a bit of the exhilarating day with you from the retail emporium. See shows and concerts.”

    The Largest Amusement Park in PA

    Visit Hersheypark to experience family rides, thrilling coasters, and so much more! Get your tickets now, or become a 2024 Season Pass Holder.

  • About Hersheypark

    Hersheypark is the largest amusement park in Pennsylvania, according to their official website. “Hersheypark® was originally created by Milton S. Hershey as leisure grounds for employees of Hershey’s Chocolate Factory,” they state. “Today, our family amusement park in Central Pennsylvania, complete with 15 thrilling roller coasters & a larger-than-life water park, welcomes guests from around the world to experience Hersheypark Happy® all year long!”

  • Bonus

    Hersheypark really offers attractions year-round, so if you can’t make it there in the summer, there’s something for you. They have
    Spring Weekends, Summer Season, Hersheypark Halloween and Hersheypark Christmas Candylane. The latter offers “festive family fun at our seasonal event” and “more than 5 million twinkling lights from the top of a coaster, visit Santa and all 9 of his reindeer and more!”

Steve Vassalotti is co-host of “The Matt Cord Show with Steve Vassalotti” weekday mornings 6a-10a on 102.9 WMGK. He has been with the station since 2015. For WMGK he writes about inane nonsense that surrounds our daily lives, sports, food and other various topics. Steve writes about Philadelphia lifestyle content, the Philadelphia Eagles culture and trending topics.

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