Cheese Nips is the name of a cheese-flavored cracker. The product has nothing to do with nipples, but there are jokes.
“Thank you, cheese nips, for being delicious crackers and not the name of a strip club in Wisconsin. #ThankYouNoteFriday” was posted on Twitter by 👻 Liz 💀 on February 9, 2013. “‘Thank you, Cheese Nips, for being a delicious cracker, and not the name of a strip club in Wisconsin.” #Fallon #ThankYouNoteFriday” was posted on Twitter by Doody on February 9, 2013. “Thank you, cheese nips for being a delicious cracker and not a strip club in Wisconsin #jimmyfallonthankyounotes” was posted on Twitter by Tyler Watkins on February 9, 2013. THe joke was made by Jimmy Fallon on television’s The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon.
Wikipedia: Cheese Nips
Cheese Nips (originally stylized as “Cheese-Nips”) were a small “cheese-flavored” cracker manufactured by Mondelez International under its brand, Nabisco, they were originally used to compete against Sunshine Biscuit’s (now Kellogg’s) Cheez-It crackers.
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👻 Liz 💀
@lizing_out_loud
Thank you, cheese nips, for being delicious crackers and not the name of a strip club in Wisconsin. #ThankYouNoteFriday
12:44 AM · Feb 9, 2013
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Jeremy Wahl
@JeremyCWahl
“thank you, cheese nips for being a delicious cracker and not being a strip club in Wisconsin” #JimmyFallon
12:45 AM · Feb 9, 2013
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Doody
@AB_Doody
“Thank you, Cheese Nips, for being a delicious cracker, and not the name of a strip club in Wisconsin.” #Fallon #ThankYouNoteFriday
12:47 AM · Feb 9, 2013
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Tyler Watkins
@lurch_26
Thank you, cheese nips for being a delicious cracker and not a strip club in Wisconsin #jimmyfallonthankyounotes
12:50 AM · Feb 9, 2013
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Vicky ✨
@_MSVicky_
LOL “thank you Cheese Nips for being a Delicious Cracker and not the name of a strip club in Wisconsin.”-
@jimmyfallon
1:00 AM · Feb 9, 2013
iFunny
iCapt_2020
17 oct 2020
Thank you, Cheese Nips, for being a delicious cracker. and not the name of a strip. .clu in nsin
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Bob Kostic
@causticbob
Thank you, Cheese Nips, for being a delicious cracker, and not the name of a strip club in Wisconsin.
5:55 PM · Jun 7, 2023
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