Honey Bun Obsession Leads to Domestic Battery Charge for Florida Man

Always treat your honey with respect , and never disrespect them over a honey Bun. Well, Pinellas County, Florida, had themselves a real sticky situation recently. According to FOX35, it all went down at a Walmart Supercenter in St. Pete. You'd think people would be catching some Z's or maybe finishing a late-night snack. But not Andre Eason. This guy and his girlfriend were in their car, and things took a nasty turn all over a honey bun pastry.

Yeah, a sweet and delicious Little Debbie snack. That little sugary delight caused a whole lot of drama. Eason, who’s 47 by the way, apparently got so worked up that he smacked his girlfriend across the face. Now, I don't know what kind of deep love you have for a honey bun to make you go and do something like that, but this man was clearly on one. The smack left her face all red and probably left him in a bit of trouble, too.

The police show up, see what's going on, and next thing you know, Eason is in custody for domestic battery. Imagine explaining that to your cellmate: "Hey, man, what you in for?" "Oh, I slapped my girl over some honey buns." That's a tough one to live down.

But here’s the thing, this dude Eason didn't stay locked up for long. He was back out later that same day, according to the court records. Probably went right back to Walmart, maybe to grab another snack. Who knows?

What I do know is that your honey should be just as sweet to you as a honey bun. Never put up with someone willing to go to violence over pastries. You deserve much better. So let this be a lesson that, as tasty as those honey buns might be, they ain’t worth the hassle. Keep your hands to yourself, enjoy your snacks in peace and love.

Raise your hand if you grew up with Little Debbie snack cakes and treats in your pantry. Growing up in Central Florida, they were a staple at my house as well as my friends. For more than 60 years, this brand has not only stood the test of time. It has also become iconic. If you could only have one of these snacks, which would it be? According to research, Floridians have a love affair with this Little Debbie treat, Florida's Favorite Little Debbie is the Oatmeal Cream Pie.

Oatmeal Cream Pies were the very first snack Cake Little Debbie released in 1960. Spoiler alert. These are quite popular nationwide as well. The top five are listed below. Chicco established the rankings with data obtained from Google Trends. First, they compiled a list of 56 Little Debbie snacks. Next, they looked at the number of searches for the snacks in each state over the past 12 months. Finally, they determined the most popular snack using the search data.

Each year Little Debbie releases a number of limited edition holiday treats. The white Christmas Tree Cakes are perhaps the most iconic. They also come chocolate covered. In addition, there are the green frosted Christmas Tree Brownies. Other holiday treats include:

In fact, these seasonal Christmas treats ranked quite high in a few states. The Christmas Tree Cake is the most often searched for treat in the southern states of Louisiana, Mississippi, and South Carolina. This is the one that has white cake, a white coating that is highlighted with a red garland frosting design. The cake is then made complete by green sprinkles.

Now that you know Florida's favorite sweet treat, here are the top five Little Debbie snacks nationwide.

This chocolatey treat ranks #1 in four states. It is so yummy that Kellogg's has made this one into a cereal.

This iconic cake is #1 in seven states. These cakes have whimsical zebra-striped icing. Yellow cake is inside.  

These crunchy bars are #1 in eight states. Between the crisp wafer layers is creamy peanut butter for a perfect balance of texture. They are then coated in chocolate.

Oatmeal Pies rule #1 in nine states. The have stood the test of time with their soft cookie on the outside, and sweet cream filling.  

The chocolate treat with it's creamy center is #1. It holds that spot in 13 states across the nation. It's a classic for sure.