Pop-Tarts Breakfast Toaster Pastries, Frosted Cookies and Creme Flavor

It’s rare I have breakfast. I tend to sleep until noon so it puts a damper on things… One day I was out grocery shopping and decided to wander down the breakfast aisle for fun. My eye caught the display of Pop-Tarts! I haven’t had these little pockets of jam filled wonders in ages! For fun I threw a box of the Wild Berry in my cart and never looked back. The pastry is just as I remembered it. Tasteless but so nostalgic. The coating is a tasteless purple frosting with the famous blue swirl. The filling is a wild berry jam that isn’t overly sweet. I love to eat these plain or toasted. Either way, they are great. I still won’t wake up for breakfast to eat these, but to have them as a snack is just as good!

Best of the best

I recently had one of these for the first time in years and it brought back a vivid memory from my childhood. As a black kid I grew up in a very diverse city with many different cultures all around me. There really was no area where I was from that was anything above middle class and for the most part we were all in poverty together. It was amazing how that entire community came together, at least for the most part.There was one person in particular that caused a lot of Chaos and mayhem around yhe neighborhood and I know at this point you're probably thinking, "what does this have to do with smores pop tarts" but I assure you I'm getting there.I can't quite remember the troublemakers real name but he had a nickname that he went by which was Peanut. He got the ... MoreI recently had one of these for the first time in years and it brought back a vivid memory from my childhood. As a black kid I grew up in a very diverse city with many different cultures all around me. There really was no area where I was from that was anything above middle class and for the most part we were all in poverty together. It was amazing how that entire community came together, at least for the most part.There was one person in particular that caused a lot of Chaos and mayhem around yhe neighborhood and I know at this point you're probably thinking, "what does this have to do with smores pop tarts" but I assure you I'm getting there.I can't quite remember the troublemakers real name but he had a nickname that he went by which was Peanut. He got the name because when he drank he was known to dawn a mask and pretend to change his identity at parties even though everyone knew who he was and part of that persona he created he would refer to as peanut.He grew up a good kid, respectable looking and its hard to say where things went wrong but the pictures of him back before the trouble started vs now are quite alarming.Anyway one day peanut was wearing a mask and came over to my house for a small get together. To be honest I invited him because I was afraid of what would happen if I didn't. At some point peanut began going a little overboard like he always does and when he started screaming certain obscenitys that I will not repeat we knew it was time to take him home. The only problem was that he refused to leave so my friends and I came up with a plan, we knew peanut loved smore flavored pop tarts so after he trapped himself in the bathroom we made a line of them to the front door of my house with the last bits on my porch. When he finally emergered from the bathroom he followed the trail right to the porch and my wife closed the door behind him. He screeched and banged on the door for several hours and ended up causing over 3000 worth of damages to my bathroom but all in all it wasn't nearly as bad as some of the other stories I've heard of him. To this day I dread thinking about what would have happened that night if my wife hadn't of happened to pick up his favorite brand of poptarts earlier that afternoon.5 out of 5

Close to the OG

This is just missing the cinnamon crumble on top which is none other than the OG flavor Apple Strudel. I would say this is fantastic addition to the pop tarts line up and trumps the horrible jolly rancher one and mediocre at best crisp apple. If you are looking for a peanut butter pop tart then this is clearly not the correct pop tart for you although since it is apple flavor I guess it is possible to apply some peanut butter to fit your desired needs. Perhaps they will view this review and read the peanut butter guys cries for justice in the pop tart kingdom. The white knights of the factories will ban together and birth the child. One with an apple hearted soul and a kiss of peanut butter from the heavens. Apple Fritter Peanut Butter Frosted Pop Tarts will set the ... MoreThis is just missing the cinnamon crumble on top which is none other than the OG flavor Apple Strudel. I would say this is fantastic addition to the pop tarts line up and trumps the horrible jolly rancher one and mediocre at best crisp apple. If you are looking for a peanut butter pop tart then this is clearly not the correct pop tart for you although since it is apple flavor I guess it is possible to apply some peanut butter to fit your desired needs. Perhaps they will view this review and read the peanut butter guys cries for justice in the pop tart kingdom. The white knights of the factories will ban together and birth the child. One with an apple hearted soul and a kiss of peanut butter from the heavens. Apple Fritter Peanut Butter Frosted Pop Tarts will set the stage and bridge the gap for a land once divided by taste and lack of peanut butter. Together their tales will live on in the shelfs of your local grocery stores as they vanquish the evils brought into the land. Evils such as Unfrosted the bad and Crisp Apple the heartless. For now we must rely on the hope that Apple Fritter brings. It's shiny drizzle of armor to deflect the bad reviews and its fearless inside setting it miles apart from others in its class. Do them and your kingdom proud and purchase these.

FIVES STARS

I recently had the pleasure of trying the S'mores Pop Tarts, and let me tell you, they are absolutely incredible! As a long-time fan of both s'mores and Pop Tarts, I couldn't resist giving these a try, and boy, was I pleasantly surprised.First and foremost, the flavor is spot-on. The moment I took a bite, I was transported back to those cozy nights around the campfire, roasting marshmallows and sandwiching them between graham crackers and chocolate. The combination of the sweet and gooey marshmallow filling, the rich chocolate, and the golden graham crust is simply irresistible. It's like having the essence of a traditional s'more encapsulated in a convenient, portable package.The texture of the S'mores Pop Tarts is also fantastic. The crust is perfectly baked, ... MoreI recently had the pleasure of trying the S'mores Pop Tarts, and let me tell you, they are absolutely incredible! As a long-time fan of both s'mores and Pop Tarts, I couldn't resist giving these a try, and boy, was I pleasantly surprised.First and foremost, the flavor is spot-on. The moment I took a bite, I was transported back to those cozy nights around the campfire, roasting marshmallows and sandwiching them between graham crackers and chocolate. The combination of the sweet and gooey marshmallow filling, the rich chocolate, and the golden graham crust is simply irresistible. It's like having the essence of a traditional s'more encapsulated in a convenient, portable package.The texture of the S'mores Pop Tarts is also fantastic. The crust is perfectly baked, providing a satisfying crunch that pairs wonderfully with the soft and gooey filling. It's the ideal balance of textures that keeps every bite exciting and enjoyable.One thing I appreciate about these Pop Tarts is their versatility. Not only are they a delightful breakfast treat, but they can also be enjoyed as a snack or even as a dessert. Whether I have them as a quick morning indulgence or as a sweet ending to my day, they never fail to put a smile on my face.Furthermore, the packaging is convenient and ensures the freshness of the Pop Tarts. They're easy to grab on busy mornings or to take along for on-the-go snacking. And let's not forget the nostalgia factor – the familiar Pop Tart foil packs make every unwrapping experience all the more exciting.In conclusion, S'mores Pop Tarts are a stroke of genius from the folks at the Pop Tart factory. They capture the essence of a classic campfire treat and transform it into a delightful, handheld pastry. From the amazing flavor to the perfect texture, they deliver an exceptional snacking experience every time. I highly recommend these S'mores Pop Tarts to anyone who loves s'mores or is simply looking for a delicious treat that brings back nostalgic memories.

G.O.A.T

If you've ever wondered what it feels like to be catapulted into a chocolatey dimension where unicorns serve breakfast and rainbows are made of cocoa, then my dear friend, the Frosted Chocolate Pop-Tart is your golden (or should I say, chocolate-coated) ticket.From the moment I laid eyes on this pastry, I knew I was in for a treat. The packaging alone whispered promises of a cocoa-infused nirvana, and boy, did it deliver! As I delicately unwrapped it, I half expected a choir of cherubs to emerge, serenading me with harmonies of "Ode to Chocolate."Taking that first bite was like diving headfirst into Willy Wonka's chocolate river. The crispy exterior, which I can only assume was crafted by elves with a penchant for perfection, gave way to a molten core of rich, ... MoreIf you've ever wondered what it feels like to be catapulted into a chocolatey dimension where unicorns serve breakfast and rainbows are made of cocoa, then my dear friend, the Frosted Chocolate Pop-Tart is your golden (or should I say, chocolate-coated) ticket.From the moment I laid eyes on this pastry, I knew I was in for a treat. The packaging alone whispered promises of a cocoa-infused nirvana, and boy, did it deliver! As I delicately unwrapped it, I half expected a choir of cherubs to emerge, serenading me with harmonies of "Ode to Chocolate."Taking that first bite was like diving headfirst into Willy Wonka's chocolate river. The crispy exterior, which I can only assume was crafted by elves with a penchant for perfection, gave way to a molten core of rich, velvety chocolate. I was transported, nay, elevated to a realm where calories don't count and every bite is a euphoric dance of flavors.And let's talk about that frosting. It's as if the gods of dessert themselves descended from the heavens to drizzle that glossy, shimmering layer of sweetness atop this pastry masterpiece. I found myself wondering if I should frame it or eat it. (Spoiler: I ate it. Twice.)Now, some might say, "It's just a Pop-Tart." To those naysayers, I ask: Have you ever ridden a chocolate comet through the Milky Way? Have you ever waltzed with a cocoa bean in a dream? No? Then you, my friend, have not truly experienced the Frosted Chocolate Pop-Tart.In conclusion, this isn't just breakfast; it's an event. A cosmic journey. A chocolatey rite of passage. So, strap on your taste buds, prepare for liftoff, and let this Pop-Tart take you where no breakfast has gone before.P.S. Pairs exceptionally well with a glass of milk and a sprinkle of childlike wonder.

Must be toasted

Upon opening the silver pouch I was greeted by the yellowness of the pastry which I found disconcerting.. In all my years eating pop tarts I've never seen the pastry that color so it felt as though they had gone bad.The actual eating experience was as follows:UntoastedTexture: A bit mushy, sort of falls together as one noteFlavor: Arguably good but I can't say it tastes like a waffle. There's maple in there somehwereToastedAroma: Immediately I was enveloped in a warm rush of nostalgia as the smell of fresh waffles encircled the roomTexture: Much smoother, like warm syrup cascading over the nooks and crannies of a true Eggo waffleFlavor: Pops of maple, hints of buttery goodness, Sturdiness of a fresh Belgian inspired waffle base, truly a high class ... MoreUpon opening the silver pouch I was greeted by the yellowness of the pastry which I found disconcerting.. In all my years eating pop tarts I've never seen the pastry that color so it felt as though they had gone bad.The actual eating experience was as follows:UntoastedTexture: A bit mushy, sort of falls together as one noteFlavor: Arguably good but I can't say it tastes like a waffle. There's maple in there somehwereToastedAroma: Immediately I was enveloped in a warm rush of nostalgia as the smell of fresh waffles encircled the roomTexture: Much smoother, like warm syrup cascading over the nooks and crannies of a true Eggo waffleFlavor: Pops of maple, hints of buttery goodness, Sturdiness of a fresh Belgian inspired waffle base, truly a high class experience.Overall: This is absolutely a pop tart to eat toasted, and a good one at that.

Reminds me of camping with an old friend

When I was a child my parents sent me off to summer camp one year. At first I hated it, but after a few days I made friends with a kid named Dennis. Dennis and I bonded over similar interests and how we both experienced difficulties in life due to us both having Autism. One night, after all the camp activities were finished. Dennis and I were sitting around the campfire, leaned up against the short school bus that the camp used to transport kids around. We weren't allowed to roast marshmallows on the fire because of a safety incident that happened the previous year involing a kid named Debbie and her friend Alex. But Dennis' dad gave him some s'mores pop-tarts to take with him during camp. Dennis was down to his last pack, and we still had a few days left in camp. ... MoreWhen I was a child my parents sent me off to summer camp one year. At first I hated it, but after a few days I made friends with a kid named Dennis. Dennis and I bonded over similar interests and how we both experienced difficulties in life due to us both having Autism. One night, after all the camp activities were finished. Dennis and I were sitting around the campfire, leaned up against the short school bus that the camp used to transport kids around. We weren't allowed to roast marshmallows on the fire because of a safety incident that happened the previous year involing a kid named Debbie and her friend Alex. But Dennis' dad gave him some s'mores pop-tarts to take with him during camp. Dennis was down to his last pack, and we still had a few days left in camp. When Dennis opened the pack, he saw how much I would have wanted one. he then gave me one of the pop-tarts and we ate together by the fire. I remember feeling so welcomed and included in that moment. Dennis and I were sure to be life-long friends after this.The next year I went back to camp, this time excited to see Dennis and to hear about what he had been up to in his life. But, unfortunately Dennis never showed up. I spent that year of camp doing the various activities with other campers, always looking over my shoulder, hoping to see Dennis arrive to camp.That was back in 1998, and every so often when I'm grocery shopping, I'll see a box of pop-tarts and I'll grab the s'mores flavor. Saving them to eat at a special time.I'm an adult now and the memories still rush back in vivid detail whenever I take a bite of the s'mores flavor. I hope one day I can see Dennis again and we can share one more pack of pop-tarts together again. Dennis, if you ever happen to read this, it's me, Bruce from Fashun Valley Camp! Hope you're doing well.Thank you pop-tarts for making such a great product!

The Highlight of a Soul Sucking Job

We have a store at the bottom floor of our building that has all sorts of prepackaged mini snacks and meals, and when I saw a box of these one day I decided on a whim to grab one. I haven't had a pop-tart in a good... 15 years or more?I had forgotten what a small glimpse of childhood delight felt like until I took a bite into the middle of one of these bad boys was. I will throw my cares away at the judgement of my coworkers asking about chocolate first thing in the morning. For even 7 minutes of me just zoning out in front of my computer and remembering my care free days is enough for me.I will enjoy this, braking off piece by piece and taking my "darn" good time to enjoy it. I can only imagine what these delicious little pastries taste like if you bothered to ... MoreWe have a store at the bottom floor of our building that has all sorts of prepackaged mini snacks and meals, and when I saw a box of these one day I decided on a whim to grab one. I haven't had a pop-tart in a good... 15 years or more?I had forgotten what a small glimpse of childhood delight felt like until I took a bite into the middle of one of these bad boys was. I will throw my cares away at the judgement of my coworkers asking about chocolate first thing in the morning. For even 7 minutes of me just zoning out in front of my computer and remembering my care free days is enough for me.I will enjoy this, braking off piece by piece and taking my "darn" good time to enjoy it. I can only imagine what these delicious little pastries taste like if you bothered to heat it up and toast it.They remind me for even a moment of my day, that there is a reason to stick around for more tomorrow's to come. Even if it's a small and arguably "silly" reason.

Unexpectedly Delicious! 🥞🍁❤️

As I was searching for a good Pop-Tart to buy, I came across these. What got my attention was the Maple flavor, which I love. Afterwards is when I saw that they were named after Eggos as well. So based on that alone I decided to give them a try.First off I would like to say that I honestly think they could have done a way better job on the color and design of this specific Pop-Tart. The taste is the exact opposite of what they look like. The yellow is the color of mustard and against the white it looks like mustard on top of mayo. Yes, sounds disgusting for a Pop-Tart of course. It is truly hideous in my opinion, like it was just thrown together. It even appears to look like toy food, artificial. LolHowever, with that being said... The texture is somewhat like a ... MoreAs I was searching for a good Pop-Tart to buy, I came across these. What got my attention was the Maple flavor, which I love. Afterwards is when I saw that they were named after Eggos as well. So based on that alone I decided to give them a try.First off I would like to say that I honestly think they could have done a way better job on the color and design of this specific Pop-Tart. The taste is the exact opposite of what they look like. The yellow is the color of mustard and against the white it looks like mustard on top of mayo. Yes, sounds disgusting for a Pop-Tart of course. It is truly hideous in my opinion, like it was just thrown together. It even appears to look like toy food, artificial. LolHowever, with that being said... The texture is somewhat like a soft cookie, but still firm as it should be. And the smell of these is pleasant like pancakes and maple syrup freshly made. They taste exactly like the description says on the box. Not too sweet or overly done. I must agree with another reviewer that said " Please do not discontinue these " I agree. If anything just please change the colors and design of these Pop-Tarts. Maybe use like a warm cream color for the frosting, drizzled with a maple brown/tan color, that would definitely get the attention of customers. And would look more like how they truly taste.Definitely give it a try, they're delicious toasted or not. Definite 5 Stars if the design is changed.Thank You🥞🍁❤️

Why not unfrosted?

These happen to be my favorite flavored Pop tart filling ever, but did to the frosting i tend to often buy unfrosted strawberry. Unfortunately every time i bite into a frosted Pop tart the frosting scrapes my teeth which makes it really uncomfortable for me. There are times i decide to endure just to enjoy the flavor, or i peel off the top layers and press the remaining halves together which wastes A LOT of the pastries. I wish Kelloggs would consider releasing an unfrosted version, or at least make it to where we could custom order any flavor with our without the frosting. Imagine, I'm just 1 person and i keep my circle moderately sized to small, and i know several people that have mentioned that unfrosted wild berry would be there favorite flavor if offered. There ... MoreThese happen to be my favorite flavored Pop tart filling ever, but did to the frosting i tend to often buy unfrosted strawberry. Unfortunately every time i bite into a frosted Pop tart the frosting scrapes my teeth which makes it really uncomfortable for me. There are times i decide to endure just to enjoy the flavor, or i peel off the top layers and press the remaining halves together which wastes A LOT of the pastries. I wish Kelloggs would consider releasing an unfrosted version, or at least make it to where we could custom order any flavor with our without the frosting. Imagine, I'm just 1 person and i keep my circle moderately sized to small, and i know several people that have mentioned that unfrosted wild berry would be there favorite flavor if offered. There are still even more that wish for a create your own type of option/menu in order to get their own favorite flavor without frosting. If figured into an algorithm, this would come to several thousands of people that would love this as an option. Not to mention the revenue increase for a custom option and also savings for Kelloggs to not have to frost them. I truly hope someone from their team reads this and somehow makes this a mini dream come true!