“Just get a regular toaster” have you seen the sizes of flats in London? Not out of desire but of necessity, he has a combined toaster and stove, super cool. Had he had two separate appliances, he would need to get rid of the sink. This reminds me of the biggest mystery in Bridget Jones: how was she able to pay a central London flat on a publicity assistant salary.
Although I am in the UK, i was shocked to find there were only 3 poptarts flavours available! I always thought that there had to be more but they just weren't sold in my local shops, but no! Wow. They really need to bring the American flavours over (especially the frosted brown sugar, I had that once and it was so good)
It's funny how I can see what people in the comments section are zoomers. We millenials were fed these for breakfast, cuz like Joe mentioned, they were marketed as breakfast food in the 90s. It's because they pumped them with vitamins, thus making them "healthy", the same way sugary breakfast cereals are. My mom would literally wrap up a brown sugar cinnamon pop tart for me to eat as breakfast on the way to school if we were pressed for time.
Or their experiences were different to yours? I never had a pop tart for breakfast and chocolate cereal wasn't allowed I got ready brek and shredded wheat or toast.
My British husbands unit was deployed to a US base in the Middle East, he brought home a sack full of the 2 packs in so many different flavours, they gave them out at breakfast & no one else liked them. My 12 year old son took them to school & sold them for 50p a pack. 😂 apparently the cinnamon & s’more ones were the biggest hit.
Here in America they're still 100% marketed as a breakfast item. On their website it says, "Pop-Tarts® toaster pastries are a delicious and easy treat to look forward to. The perfect toaster tarts for home, snacktime, or an on-the-go breakfast!" Their FAQ also says they were first called "fruit scones" so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
Frozen pop tarts are pretty good depending on the flavor. Loved frozen strawberry milkshake pop tarts, the cookie dough ones, and the Oreo cookie one. Mind you this was over 10 years ago when I was in school, they may not still make them all.
Great to see some new battles, although I imagine it was a case of both of you (Harry and Joe) when you were in the US/UK were looking around to see what you both had. I wonder if that could spin into the likes of UK v Japan, US v Canada, China v Japan? 👀
Had no idea we even had pop tarts in uk. Not sure we should tbh, think that’s an interesting part of Americana that maybe needs their particular culture to make sense
They're yummy lol. I go to the American candy shop as they sell all the flavours individually. I always treat myself to one on Monday morning to make myself feel better 😂
their culture? you do realise that the uk is now 2nd obese in the world and if you increased the uk popukation to America 360 million we'd be pretty much level, the uk is full of lazy fat people now dont try and pretend we arent catching up
I remember the UK’s Pop-Tart game being much better in the ‘90s. Something worth pointing out to our American friends is that UK junk food in general was better in the ‘90s. At some point towards the end of the decade there was a big push (presumably driven my some EU legislation) to remove artificial flavours and colours from everything. While undoubtedly better for our health it nevertheless ruined the junk food scene, and there is a lot less choice these days for many products.
The Grape flavour is supposed to replicate concord grapes, which is generally not the type people buy when they buy grapes. Which is why it tastes so different.
Where did the US crew get an 8 pack of Poptarts for $4.49? At Walmart locally they're $2.62 for 8 and at Kroger they're $2.99, making them slgithly cheaper or equal to the UK price.
@@TheRandompaint Yikes, yeah... I did just look up the cost of Poptarts from an LA Kroger-owned store and they're now listed at $3.99. Where I live they're still $2.99 from a Kroger store.
FYI the cookies n cream pop tarts pastry part on it or any brand of cookies n cream p-tarts the coloring agent used to get that rich black color unfortunately make your poop just as black. Black poop can be a serious health issue so make sure after a black poop think if you had these pop tarts before hand before calling your doctor!
I recall the US ice cream sundae flavor was the first time they started saying to freeze them. I'd assume some college kids trying to hide them from their roommates figured out they were decent frozen, so then Kellogg's started making varieties that would so better like that.
Color isn't the reason companies use bleached flour. Flour is 'bleached' with chlorine, and chlorination changes the structure of the starch so that the protein is weaker and the ability to absorb sugar and liquid is greater. Thus, you can dramatically increase the amount of sugar in a baked product and it will still have good loft and an open crumb structure. It also enhances shelf life, through its ability to hold onto water.
The reason for the differences in the American and British pop-tart comes from the usage of pop-tarts in some American MREs. Forcing Kellogg’s to extend the shelve life for that usage.
Since the frosted chocotastic and the frosted chocolate fudge look almost identical. I’m gonna give a recommendation for them, put them in the toaster, and throw a little butter on top and they’re even better
I know pop tarts are marketed as a breakfast food and admittedly I had a single mother growing up so blueberry pop tarts and milk were my quick breakfast a couple times a week, but as a teenager and now an adult I eat them as dessert.
Joe, toaster ovens do so much more that toast pop tarts or bread, so if one is going for maximum benefit of counter space, the toaster oven beats the plain old toaster.
only one supermarket sell poptarts in aus and they only have 3 flavours. They tried labeling them as breakfast food but got in trouble because the sheer amount of sugar almost excludes them from being classed as a candy
My kids even agree with you - they won’t eat the chocolate or special flavours, only the “fruit” ones. My son LOVES chocolate but he tried one chocolate pop tart and won’t eat anymore. Strawberry, cherry and blueberry are the only ones I’ll get. Maybe apple cinnamon. And it’s an after school snack like a cookie, def not breakfast. My kids won’t even pick them for breakfast if they’re allowed to. Haha!
It’s the welches style of Concord grape that has the almost fake flavor. If you hunt around for fresh grapes long enough you’ll find some that taste like grape soda.
I tried pop tart's crossbranding with froot loops, it was my favorite flavor. I dont know how to replicate it but it was so sweet and tasted like froot loops-
SERIOIUSLY try the unfrosted strawberry toasted and then put butter on it…. YUMM!! And of course FROZEN chocolate fudge are FANTASTIC!! The only 2 I get! ❤😊
I know that all the 90s pop tarts tasted better because they used smuckers filling and the frosting was different and tarts much thicker. All the pop tarts post 2000 taste like cardboard in comparison.
I tried them when I was a kid when they first came out and liked the chocolate ones, they are not really a thing in the UK, they are considered unhealthy processed crap so went out of fashion fast
I think that the taste changes when you toast Pop-Tarts. I used to eat them untoasted when I was a kid, but the few times I have picked them up as an adult, I tried them toasted. They are a lot better when toasted! Some flavors I don't like when untoasted, and I do like when toasted. I used to hate Brown Sugar Cinnamon when I was a child, but when you toast them, they are super good.
I never thought there was a debate between toasted or untoasted. I think it's fairly unanimous that the toasted ones are better. The true debate is Pop Tarts versus Toaster Strudels
As a Uk guy, I remember havibg a lot more pop tart flavours over here, and definitely like a cookie dough flavour but when i looked on the website theres only the three which is weird
A few of the American flavours have been sold at B&M over the years. Ive had about a dozen different flavours all told. The oddest one is the brown sugar cinnamon, which I quite liked as it's not as overtly sweet as some of the others, yet has more calories. I think it really does come down to the added chemicals sometimes, especially flavour enhancers and sweeteners.
Yesterday, I ate pop tarts for the first time. It's hard to find them in the EU, the only one the store had is chocolate. I was so suprised to see them (only heard about them or saw US youtubers eat them), when I tried them, I only ate one because they were too sugary for me. I would prefer the strawberry ones more, but you get what you find. Even twinkies are a surprise to find here. 😂
I think the pop tarts are more expensive for the U.S. because you guys are based in L.A. pop tarts 8 pack in my area (in California) cost $2.79 they're really cheap.
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As someone from the UK, I have never seen pop tarts outside of those 'american candy' shops, and they look like the worst possible way someone could start their morning. (Yes, I am factoring beans on toast into this)
We only had plain (unfrosted) pop tarts when I was a kid. I don't even recall chocolate flavors--those seemed to come later, like in the late 80s/early 90s.
In Norway, we eat bread with ham or cheese. Drink milk, tea, or coffee. No one sells Pop-Tarts here. This is seen as a snack. I would never eat it for a regular thing.
The best Pop-Tart flavor was peanut butter. It was so delicious but they sadly don't make it anymore, tasted just like a Nutter Butter but soft and chewy. They also had chocolate peanut butter but i never had a chance to try it.
Ugh I know pop tarts are horrible for you and the serving size is x1 pastry. BUT the cherry flavor is really great and the blueberry one takes me back to a 90s pop tarts commercials I remember that said …”so hot, they’re cool…” All to say it may be valuable to see are there more scratch made recipes for pop tarts, especially cherry. Also I wish pop tarts had more unfrosted options.
As a small child I set my pop tarts ablaze in the microwave so.... I wanted to know why we take the foil wrapper off & I got my answer. I didn't get in trouble interestingly.
I love Pop Tart's. My favorite ones are: Frosted- Blueberry, -Wildberry, -Strawberry. The cakey ones I don't like, sorry, but the fruity ones, with a glass of cold milk, hm hm hm 😙👌 Unfortunately I always have to order them online, because here in Germany they don't sell them.
Aw S'mores and Wildberry are my top two favorite kind! Followed by the Brown Sugar and then Blueberry frosted or unfrosted. Joe how can you not like the S'mores?! Lol
Unfrosted poptarts have more calories because there is slightly more pastry on the top to make up for the lack of icing and the pastry is higher in calories then a layer of sugar which seems pretty crazy
there actually are/were more pop tart flavours available in home bargains. a couple years ago i tried the s’mores, cookies and cream, and a couple more i dont remember
I ate the Brown Sugar cinnamon pop tarts during college for breakfast, lunch, and dinner so often that whenever I smell brown sugar and cinnamon I get PTSD flashbacks of Calculus.
I remember when Poptarts were first introduced in the UK and regularly made the news, not because of their fantastic taste, but because they set your toaster on fire! Apparently Kelloggs decided for the first run to use only a slightly modified recipe from the US ones to cover banned chemicals, forgetting that UK toasters run a lot more efficiently than the US ones did at the time. The result being that if you used the recommended cooking time the pastries tended to go up in smoke (and flame). Cue a series of denials that the tarts were bursting into flames, followed by blaming people for not keeping an eye on their toasters, and then a rapid reformulation after sales crashed.
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Crazy to think that Pop Tarts are even considered as a breakfast option 😂 at most it's a quite unhealthy snack
Fair
who doesn't know that this is just a snack. It's about taste and the little hunger.
"Unhealthy". You can die because of everything when it's too much. Doesn't matter if artificial or natural.
@@IIXxSLAYERxXIILots of people don't know it's unhealthy.
What is though just biscuit smothered with icing?
“Just get a regular toaster” have you seen the sizes of flats in London? Not out of desire but of necessity, he has a combined toaster and stove, super cool. Had he had two separate appliances, he would need to get rid of the sink. This reminds me of the biggest mystery in Bridget Jones: how was she able to pay a central London flat on a publicity assistant salary.
Although I am in the UK, i was shocked to find there were only 3 poptarts flavours available! I always thought that there had to be more but they just weren't sold in my local shops, but no! Wow. They really need to bring the American flavours over (especially the frosted brown sugar, I had that once and it was so good)
Try farmfoods they have different favours
they iterally got rid of their best flavour in the uk too (choc chip cookie dough)
@@DeterminedFC i forgot about that flavour!! it was so delicious
I just want the cinnamon ones over here although am on a bit of a health kick so maybe I shouldn't. The other ones all taste like trash to me.
Back in the 90s the UK had a better selection of flavours. Once popularity dropped off the selection dropped too.
I've never understood how this can be considered a breakfast item. It's so processed, it's incredible.
Because of 1980's commercials basically. People thought back then that ''not cooking or cooking less'' was the way of the future. A luxury of sorts.
It's funny how I can see what people in the comments section are zoomers. We millenials were fed these for breakfast, cuz like Joe mentioned, they were marketed as breakfast food in the 90s. It's because they pumped them with vitamins, thus making them "healthy", the same way sugary breakfast cereals are.
My mom would literally wrap up a brown sugar cinnamon pop tart for me to eat as breakfast on the way to school if we were pressed for time.
Or their experiences were different to yours? I never had a pop tart for breakfast and chocolate cereal wasn't allowed I got ready brek and shredded wheat or toast.
Because marketing
Do you eat cereal
My British husbands unit was deployed to a US base in the Middle East, he brought home a sack full of the 2 packs in so many different flavours, they gave them out at breakfast & no one else liked them. My 12 year old son took them to school & sold them for 50p a pack. 😂 apparently the cinnamon & s’more ones were the biggest hit.
I found a wild berry in UK
Plot twist: it was an American Candy / Snack Store
I got the smores flavour when i went to an American candy shop. I can see why people didnt like them. They taste like cardboard flavoured cereal
Here in America they're still 100% marketed as a breakfast item. On their website it says, "Pop-Tarts® toaster pastries are a delicious and easy treat to look forward to. The perfect toaster tarts for home, snacktime, or an on-the-go breakfast!" Their FAQ also says they were first called "fruit scones" so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
They give it our for breakfast in schools but the whole grain ones
Ah, "on-the-go breakfast" at the end of the sentence. I guess it's not the main thing but they still put it in the claim, huh, interesting.
Frozen pop tarts are pretty good depending on the flavor.
Loved frozen strawberry milkshake pop tarts, the cookie dough ones, and the Oreo cookie one. Mind you this was over 10 years ago when I was in school, they may not still make them all.
Strawberry milkshake was the best. I can't find it anywhere anymore.
Thank you for the tip :)
Great to see some new battles, although I imagine it was a case of both of you (Harry and Joe) when you were in the US/UK were looking around to see what you both had.
I wonder if that could spin into the likes of UK v Japan, US v Canada, China v Japan? 👀
Had no idea we even had pop tarts in uk. Not sure we should tbh, think that’s an interesting part of Americana that maybe needs their particular culture to make sense
They're yummy lol. I go to the American candy shop as they sell all the flavours individually. I always treat myself to one on Monday morning to make myself feel better 😂
I'm so sorry guys. The fact that he only have one exclusive there 😢
@@Insectoid_American pop tarts now banned in the uk
their culture? you do realise that the uk is now 2nd obese in the world and if you increased the uk popukation to America 360 million we'd be pretty much level, the uk is full of lazy fat people now dont try and pretend we arent catching up
@@s125ish still have them where I shop :/
I remember the UK’s Pop-Tart game being much better in the ‘90s. Something worth pointing out to our American friends is that UK junk food in general was better in the ‘90s. At some point towards the end of the decade there was a big push (presumably driven my some EU legislation) to remove artificial flavours and colours from everything. While undoubtedly better for our health it nevertheless ruined the junk food scene, and there is a lot less choice these days for many products.
There is no better health because something doesn't contains artificial colours or/and flavours.
Yup, same here in Germany
Wagon wheels and Lucozade are not as good as they used to be in 80’s
My favorite pop tart is wild berry, but I also like brown sugar cinnamon.
I also like BSC Pop Tarts
Now these sound like something delicious. 👍
I was pleasantly surprised by how informative the video was.
The Grape flavour is supposed to replicate concord grapes, which is generally not the type people buy when they buy grapes.
Which is why it tastes so different.
a few years ago i remember there was a strawberry milkshake flavour, super sweet but tasted really good
They’re bringing it back this September, I’m so excited
That “thin layer of jam” is sweet enough to forget about the pastry crust.
Yeah, the pastry is honestly somewhere from pretty average to mildly disgusting.
Where did the US crew get an 8 pack of Poptarts for $4.49? At Walmart locally they're $2.62 for 8 and at Kroger they're $2.99, making them slgithly cheaper or equal to the UK price.
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@@TheRandompaint Yikes, yeah... I did just look up the cost of Poptarts from an LA Kroger-owned store and they're now listed at $3.99. Where I live they're still $2.99 from a Kroger store.
I love Pop Tarts. My favourite are the strawberry ones. I don’t care how unhealthy/processed they are.
I wish they had more flavours in the UK.
I prefer the unfrosted ones best but we don't have many options over here (UK)
I remember them having a Wild Grape flavor and it was just cloyingly sweet, like more so than other poptarts I've had, couldn't even finish one.
Truly one of the most Food Wars videos of all time.
Frozen poptarts are one of my favorite things. Especially the S'Mores one!!!
Back when I was younger I used to put the chocolate fudge pop tarts on a George Foreman grill and let it go until they started to burn. It was 😋.
I used to love those. But as an adult I read the ingredients and that did it for me.
Not that it's a product I look for but I haven't seen these in the UK for years
Aldi stock them, and their own versions too
I'm Japanese, but this is the first time I've seen this food. It's not sold in Japan because it's very difficult to categorize.
Frozen pop tarts can be surprisingly good. I unironically like the smores one frozen more than toasted
I’ll have to try that…
The unfrosted BSC have more calories because there's more jam in them to get them up to the proper weight.
They are all unpleasantly sweet
FYI the cookies n cream pop tarts pastry part on it or any brand of cookies n cream p-tarts the coloring agent used to get that rich black color unfortunately make your poop just as black. Black poop can be a serious health issue so make sure after a black poop think if you had these pop tarts before hand before calling your doctor!
UK deserves more Pop tarts - America please send us some Pop tarts.
I recall the US ice cream sundae flavor was the first time they started saying to freeze them. I'd assume some college kids trying to hide them from their roommates figured out they were decent frozen, so then Kellogg's started making varieties that would so better like that.
need a similar series for canada vs usa
Color isn't the reason companies use bleached flour. Flour is 'bleached' with chlorine, and chlorination changes the structure of the starch so that the protein is weaker and the ability to absorb sugar and liquid is greater. Thus, you can dramatically increase the amount of sugar in a baked product and it will still have good loft and an open crumb structure. It also enhances shelf life, through its ability to hold onto water.
The reason for the differences in the American and British pop-tart comes from the usage of pop-tarts in some American MREs. Forcing Kellogg’s to extend the shelve life for that usage.
I don't do pop tarts anymore; toasted bread with a healthy spread of real fruit is better; or just fruit. anyway as a kid I liked them.
Since the frosted chocotastic and the frosted chocolate fudge look almost identical. I’m gonna give a recommendation for them, put them in the toaster, and throw a little butter on top and they’re even better
I used to have one of these for breakfast before school while running to the bus stop in the mornings
I know pop tarts are marketed as a breakfast food and admittedly I had a single mother growing up so blueberry pop tarts and milk were my quick breakfast a couple times a week, but as a teenager and now an adult I eat them as dessert.
The dough in the unfrosted Pop-Tarts is actually different than the frosted ones.
Omg the fact that Wild Berry, THE BEST POPTART, aren't available in the UK?!?! I'm so sorry for your loss!!! 😂
Joe, toaster ovens do so much more that toast pop tarts or bread, so if one is going for maximum benefit of counter space, the toaster oven beats the plain old toaster.
I'll die on the hill that the seasonal sugar cookie poptart is the best
only one supermarket sell poptarts in aus and they only have 3 flavours.
They tried labeling them as breakfast food but got in trouble because the sheer amount of sugar almost excludes them from being classed as a candy
My kids even agree with you - they won’t eat the chocolate or special flavours, only the “fruit” ones. My son LOVES chocolate but he tried one chocolate pop tart and won’t eat anymore. Strawberry, cherry and blueberry are the only ones I’ll get. Maybe apple cinnamon. And it’s an after school snack like a cookie, def not breakfast. My kids won’t even pick them for breakfast if they’re allowed to. Haha!
*angrily gets in car to get poptarts*
It’s the welches style of Concord grape that has the almost fake flavor. If you hunt around for fresh grapes long enough you’ll find some that taste like grape soda.
I tried pop tart's crossbranding with froot loops, it was my favorite flavor. I dont know how to replicate it but it was so sweet and tasted like froot loops-
🎵 Have you ever put butter on a Pop Tart, it's so freaking good!
Have you ever put butter on a Pop Tart, if you haven't then I think you should!🎵
My senior year of high school there was a broken vending machine that dropped 2 packs instead of 1 of the hot fudge sundae PT and I LIVED OFF OF THEM.
8:55 what I love the cookies and cream
Cookies and cream anything always wins in my book
true!
Confetti cupcake is my favorite!
SERIOIUSLY try the unfrosted strawberry toasted and then put butter on it…. YUMM!! And of course FROZEN chocolate fudge are FANTASTIC!! The only 2 I get! ❤😊
WILDBERRY POPTARTS 🎉🎉🎉🎉
I know that all the 90s pop tarts tasted better because they used smuckers filling and the frosting was different and tarts much thicker. All the pop tarts post 2000 taste like cardboard in comparison.
All I remember of Pop Tarts is Lily Savage sketch 😂😂😂😂😂
I tried them when I was a kid when they first came out and liked the chocolate ones, they are not really a thing in the UK, they are considered unhealthy processed crap so went out of fashion fast
I would never ever have Pop Tarts for breakfast. I feel like I would die after having one bite 🤣
I think that the taste changes when you toast Pop-Tarts. I used to eat them untoasted when I was a kid, but the few times I have picked them up as an adult, I tried them toasted. They are a lot better when toasted! Some flavors I don't like when untoasted, and I do like when toasted. I used to hate Brown Sugar Cinnamon when I was a child, but when you toast them, they are super good.
I never thought there was a debate between toasted or untoasted. I think it's fairly unanimous that the toasted ones are better. The true debate is Pop Tarts versus Toaster Strudels
12:49 idk if you guys have uncrustables in the UK but if you do try one frozen. You won’t regret it. Especially after a night of drinking
The toy brought back fond memories of being lost in the rain forest.
As a Uk guy, I remember havibg a lot more pop tart flavours over here, and definitely like a cookie dough flavour but when i looked on the website theres only the three which is weird
Was Joe okay after that ? 😂
A few of the American flavours have been sold at B&M over the years. Ive had about a dozen different flavours all told.
The oddest one is the brown sugar cinnamon, which I quite liked as it's not as overtly sweet as some of the others, yet has more calories. I think it really does come down to the added chemicals sometimes, especially flavour enhancers and sweeteners.
This video just popped up in my feed not disappointed, hungry for more
Chocolate Fudge ones are often in my pantry, but I only buy them on sale (often 30-50% off)
Yesterday, I ate pop tarts for the first time. It's hard to find them in the EU, the only one the store had is chocolate. I was so suprised to see them (only heard about them or saw US youtubers eat them), when I tried them, I only ate one because they were too sugary for me. I would prefer the strawberry ones more, but you get what you find. Even twinkies are a surprise to find here. 😂
I think the pop tarts are more expensive for the U.S. because you guys are based in L.A. pop tarts 8 pack in my area (in California) cost $2.79 they're really cheap.
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As someone from the UK, I have never seen pop tarts outside of those 'american candy' shops, and they look like the worst possible way someone could start their morning. (Yes, I am factoring beans on toast into this)
I'd take a Pop Tart over black pudding any day of the year.
Aldi carries them, plus their own versions
you dont go shopping much then ...sainsburys tesco aldi waitrose ocado amazon all stock them off the top of my head
@@PapagenoMF Your corporations demand that you meet your sugary plastic consumption quota
@@brad5426 I haven't eaten a Pop Tart in 20 years, but I'd still eat one before I'd eat your disgusting blood sausage.
We only had plain (unfrosted) pop tarts when I was a kid. I don't even recall chocolate flavors--those seemed to come later, like in the late 80s/early 90s.
In Norway, we eat bread with ham or cheese. Drink milk, tea, or coffee. No one sells Pop-Tarts here. This is seen as a snack. I would never eat it for a regular thing.
tried the aldi ones recently, not sure how they compare to the OG as i havnt had them for years but it was a cardboard tasting mess
You can certainly get other pop tart flavours in smaller independent corner shops etc in the UK
The best Pop-Tart flavor was peanut butter. It was so delicious but they sadly don't make it anymore, tasted just like a Nutter Butter but soft and chewy.
They also had chocolate peanut butter but i never had a chance to try it.
For some reason when I think of college, I think of PopTarts. I must have had a few then.
Also pumpkin pie, sugar cookie, and gingerbread
I've had the smores one. They defo taste fake but when i want a treat but don't know what i want, it works. Toasted always!
They are sold in the breakfast aisle in the US, which is one of the reasons we think of them that way.
I need a lifetime supply of the hot fudge sundae pop-tart
You can also get the frosted s’mores flavour pop tarts in UK from sainsburys. Or atleast online it’s showing you can.
I remember we used to have peanut butter pop tarts. Those were the days.
Sounds good !
Ugh I know pop tarts are horrible for you and the serving size is x1 pastry. BUT the cherry flavor is really great and the blueberry one takes me back to a 90s pop tarts commercials I remember that said …”so hot, they’re cool…”
All to say it may be valuable to see are there more scratch made recipes for pop tarts, especially cherry. Also I wish pop tarts had more unfrosted options.
As a small child I set my pop tarts ablaze in the microwave so.... I wanted to know why we take the foil wrapper off & I got my answer. I didn't get in trouble interestingly.
My go-to way to eat pop tarts is toasted with butter spread on top, just like regular toast...lol
I love Pop Tart's. My favorite ones are: Frosted- Blueberry, -Wildberry, -Strawberry.
The cakey ones I don't like, sorry, but the fruity ones, with a glass of cold milk, hm hm hm 😙👌
Unfortunately I always have to order them online, because here in Germany they don't sell them.
He's hooked. Now up the price. lol
I didn't know we had pop tarts in the UK ive never had one before
Favorite pop tarts are Cherry, my guilty pleasure ones, and my wife thinks I’m gross for it, are the Eggo waffle flavored
Tesco sell cookies and cream poptarts. My local Tesco express has it
Aw S'mores and Wildberry are my top two favorite kind! Followed by the Brown Sugar and then Blueberry frosted or unfrosted. Joe how can you not like the S'mores?! Lol
Would love to see a Jello food wars episode!!!
Unfrosted poptarts have more calories because there is slightly more pastry on the top to make up for the lack of icing and the pastry is higher in calories then a layer of sugar which seems pretty crazy
Brown Sugar Pop tarts are my crux. I hide them from my kids if I get them from the store. 😂
there actually are/were more pop tart flavours available in home bargains. a couple years ago i tried the s’mores, cookies and cream, and a couple more i dont remember
19:08 "La-boy-ra-toy-ry" what are you, Dexter?...
Ah Pop Tarts, a perfect treat for everyone 😁
I ❤ it when you all make knew videos
I ate the Brown Sugar cinnamon pop tarts during college for breakfast, lunch, and dinner so often that whenever I smell brown sugar and cinnamon I get PTSD flashbacks of Calculus.
I remember when Poptarts were first introduced in the UK and regularly made the news, not because of their fantastic taste, but because they set your toaster on fire!
Apparently Kelloggs decided for the first run to use only a slightly modified recipe from the US ones to cover banned chemicals, forgetting that UK toasters run a lot more efficiently than the US ones did at the time. The result being that if you used the recommended cooking time the pastries tended to go up in smoke (and flame).
Cue a series of denials that the tarts were bursting into flames, followed by blaming people for not keeping an eye on their toasters, and then a rapid reformulation after sales crashed.