Paired with bacon, maple syrup adds the right sweetness. More than just a well-loved breakfast fare, bacon is added to ice cream, pancakes, and other decadent desserts. No doubt, everybody loves bacon! With the addition of bacon, pop tarts have raised the bar in the flavors department! Thousands of hearts are singing and praising the inclusion of bacon. No wonder many people are ‘wild’ about this treat! It reminds you of the taste of Trix cereal and strawberries! If you are on a diet, forget it! Sink in your teeth with this fruity tart with a buddy, and enjoy the moment! 6. The dainty colors are enough to excite you. Picture this: purple frosting, blue streaks, and berry filling. If you love the classic frosted strawberry, you’ll adore Wild! Berry pop-tart even more! Wild! Berry is as pretty as a mini pie.
Enjoy it straight from the toaster with your favorite java, and share it with your date! Once you split open the tart, you will encounter a gooey blue mouthwatering filling that will satisfy your palate! Don’t worry about having a blue mouth. What to expect in a blue raspberry pop tart? Blue raspberry is so unique as a flavor and color as well. Have you heard of blue raspberry? It isn’t exactly a natural ‘fruit’ but a much-loved flavor-created flavor found in many candies and other sweets. For many of us root beer fans, this A & W pop tart hits the spot! Though it sounds a bit ‘odd’ having soda-flavored pastry, you should give this a try. Some people can’t live without root beer. Plus, get a warm air hug from your beloved granny. Go ahead and indulge in the pumpkin pie tart. The fall-inspired pop tart is your ‘go-to’ treat whenever you want a bit of sunshine at any time of day. It has a buttery crust and yummy fall spice filling to make you feel that Grandma is nearby. A pop tart combines the best of both worlds: nostalgia and deliciousness. It’s a unique flavor not found in many pastries or treats. Enjoy this Pumpkin Pie Pop-Tart all over! Many people have an intense craving for this treat. It stirs childhood memories with Grandma and her homemade pumpkin pie. You immediately get a warm fuzzy feeling when you think of pumpkin pie.
Those are all great, but if you’re feeling adventurous and want to try something totally different, there’s an interesting selection of alternative flavors out there – just check out this list of our top ten weird Pop Tart flavors! 1.
#Vodka weird pop tart flavors free#
Judging from the crowd of snack-samplers above, free Pop-Tarts are the last thing America’s idle need.If you love Pop-Tarts, you may have sampled a few of the standard flavors like Cherry or Brown Sugar Cinnamon. These limited edition Wild Strawberry-flavored and patriotically-frosted Pop-Tarts were promoted during the 2006 American Idol Tour. Such considerations didn’t seem to bother Kellogg’s and the producers of American Idol back in July of 2006, however. Hmm, last time someone ate a flag (we’re lookin’ at you, Zoidberg) there was hell to pay. Mike appears to be enjoying them but will he look so cheery after nomming all 16? Patriotart Take Pumpkin Pie Pop-Tarts… you were expecting maybe Pumpkin Spice? No doubt those are on the way but for now (actually, autumn of 2013), harvest-flavor aficionados like Mike Mozart will have to feed their craving with Pumpkin Pie Pop-Tarts. Pop-Tarts may have been inspired by traditional English mince pies but does that mean every possible pie flavor works as a Pop-Tart filling? Whether it works or not, Kellogg’s is gonna give it a shot. Considering the pink frosting iss embedded with little Hello Kitty faces and red hair bows, the sickly sweet gooey red filling must be… noooo, let’s not go there! And ignore the chainsaw in Annellese Zemp‘s photo above as it has ZERO connection to the manufacturing of Hello Kitty Pop-Tarts. Hello Kitty Pop-Tarts featured “Meow-Berry” filling, whatever that is.
Strawberry Pop-Tarts taste like strawberries, S’mores Pop-Tarts taste like S’mores, and Hello Kitty Pop-Tarts taste like Japan’s sweetest character cat, of course! Credit Flickr users Valent1ne Apogee and Jason Cosper ( boogah) for the photos above. Introduced in 1964, Kellogg’s Pop-Tarts have become a pop culture phenomenon boasting a host of odd & unusual flavors only a Nyan Cat could love.
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