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One Of Betty White’s Favorite Snacks Might Already Be In Your Pantry

by Ruth A • Published June 3, 2026

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Betty White had a surprising beloved snack

Betty White gave audiences nearly a century of laughter, warmth, and unforgettable television moments. From her beloved role as Rose Nylund on The Golden Girls to her later success on Hot in Cleveland, she remained one of Hollywood’s most cherished stars until her death in 2021, just weeks before her 100th birthday.

According to Tasting Table, Betty White had a famous love for simple comfort foods, and one of her favorite snacks was Red Vines. The sweet red licorice became part of her playful public image, joining hot dogs, potato chips, and French fries among the foods she openly enjoyed.

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Betty White Loved Red Vines And Classic Snacks

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White’s love of Red Vines was not just a passing detail. In a 2011 interview with Us Weekly, her Hot in Cleveland costars spoke about her fondness for red licorice and joked that her taste for junk food may have helped keep her lively. A year later, White told PEOPLE that hot dogs, Red Vines, potato chips, and French fries were among her favorite foods.

After her death, the American Licorice Company honored her memory with a tribute connected to the candy she loved. The company had once marked her 94th birthday with a licorice portrait, a fitting nod to a star whose humor and sweetness made her feel familiar to generations of fans. It was a small but charming reminder that even legends often have simple everyday favorites.

Her Favorite Foods Fit Her Fun-Loving Image

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White’s favorite snacks reflected the down-to-earth personality fans adored. Her love of Red Vines, potato chips, French fries, hot dogs, and cheesecake felt perfectly in line with her humor and honesty. For Golden Girls fans, those treats can add a nostalgic touch to a marathon, especially cheesecake, which remains closely linked to the show’s famous late-night kitchen scenes.

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Betty White’s career was filled with iconic characters, but small personal details like this help fans remember the woman behind the roles. Her favorite snacks were not fancy or complicated. They were familiar, cheerful, and easy to enjoy, much like the warmth she brought to television screens for decades. That is part of why her legacy still feels so personal. Fans remember her sharp timing, her kindness toward animals, her humor, and her ability to make every scene brighter. A bag of Red Vines may seem like a small connection, but for admirers of Betty White, it offers a sweet way to celebrate a star who made joy look effortless.

THE 13TH ANNUAL AMERICAN COMEDY AWARDS, Betty White, 1999 (aired March 15, 1999). ph: Larsen & Talbert / ©FOX / Courtesy Everett Collection

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