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I think I may be the only person in the world who has fond memories of Pop Tarts, but only the un-glazed versions that I don't think they even make anymore.
by ethbr0 5y ago
I think I may be the only person in the world who has fond memories of Pop Tarts, but only the un-glazed versions that I don't think they even make anymore.
- tomcam 5y agoOne of two ;)
- e2e8 5y agoApparently they still make 3 unfrosted flavors: https://www.poptarts.com/en_US/products/all-flavors.html https://www.poptarts.com/en_US/products/all-flavors.html
- ethbr0 5y agoNow I'm going to be "that guy" who buys Pop Tarts on eBay to get the right flavor. Thanks! (said with equal parts sarcasm and gratitude)
- mrexroad 5y agoWait, people don’t have fond memories of pop tarts?
- hyperbovine 5y agoHad a pop tart for the first time in ~20 years recently. Did they change the recipe? Not nearly as good as I remembered from back when I practically lived off them in high school.
- voxadam 5y agoI have a friend who worked as a food scientist for Kraft and later Mondelez. One day were talking one day about how shelf-stable foods had suddenly gone through a fairly drastic shift in flavor. She told me a lot of that was a result of the banning of artificial trans fats. My guilty pleasure used to be Wheat Thins (hers was warm Oreos straight off the production line) until one day somewhere between 2013 and 2015 they began to taste like a crappier version of salted fried cardboard. I was sure this was a result of cost cutting and preparation to spin off Kraft's snack food division into Mondelez but she assured me that while that may have had something to do with it the major driving force was the shift to fats other than those based on artificial trans fats. I can't say for sure if Pop Tarts suffered a similar fate but I'd say there's a pretty good chance.
- poisonarena 5y agowheat thins ruined my teenage life