Pop-TartsBreakfast Toaster Pastries, Frosted Blueberry Flavored, 14.7 oz (8 Count)

Like the blueberry flavor and grandchildren likes them also.

You know exactly what you're going to get with Pop-Tarts: something that was once flour, now coated in various types of sugar and stuffed with liquefied sugar, and then sprinkled with a handful of artificial dyes. The calorie count for one pastry is 200 - and if you ate the 2-pastry package like most people would, that's a whopping 400 calories! And for what? ALMOST NO NUTRITION. If you're an adult and you wish to eat something phenomenally bad for you and you just don't care (and we've all been there!), they by all means, eat this product. But don't be fooled by the packaging saying that this product was "baked with real fruit!" If you follow the asterisk, that equates to "filling made with equal to 10% fruit" - whatever that means?! I'd even go as far to say that these are less healthy than potato chips or homemade ice cream.All that being said, these taste sugary delicious, just like you remember from middle school. And warmed up, they are even better. Add a scoop of vanilla ice cream on top, and you are in heaven. Warm, flaky outsides...gooey insides...and super blueberry. If I had to choose a Pop-Tart flavor, I'd actually choose one that is not frosted - the sugar on top is super overwhelming - but hey, I wouldn't be eating these to be "healthy," so I might as well heat it up, add some ice cream on top, and hate myself in the morning.A few stats about the package:- Expiration date: July 28, 2016- All Pop-Tarts arrived fresh and in one piece, just like the box you'd want to purchase at the grocery store.If you'd like more info about Prime Pantry bestsellers, click on my name (PPantryReviews) to check out my website.

It’s a great product and the people selling it have quick and great service.

Ever since college, my son HAS to have his Pop-Tarts. Even as an adult, this is something he craves as a snack. I buy them by the case for him and he gobbles them up. The Frosted Blueberry is one of his favorites. Iced with vanilla and colorful sprinkles, these are filled will a generous amount of blueberry jelly-like filling. The pastry is somewhat like a pie crust and becomes softer when it is heated in the toaster or toaster oven. My son likes them both toasted and cold and carries them with him in his computer case for those times when he may have a meeting that runs over and he misses a meal or needs a quick snack. For me though, I find them a bit too sweet, but do enjoy them every once in a while.

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The amount of pop tarts you get through this purchase is pretty insane.. good thing they last for a long time. I tend to eat these when either I'm in a hurry or too lazy to make something. I would also throw one of these in my pack (inside a tin) when heading to school. The flavor is pretty decent but I think just the sheer amount will make you sick of them (if eating them all yourself). The part that gets old first is the frosting and if I ever were to buy a heap of tarts again, I would buy unfrosted. The frosting just gets to be a bit overwhelming when you have that many.

Poptarts - what can one say? They are prepackaged somewhat tasteless sugar dough pastry enveloping an overly sweetened inside filling that pretends to be fruit like. There is a hard, crusty sugar icing that softens up with the pastry in the toaster. The blueberry is my favorite flavor of the bunch - tastes most like blueberry for me. My kids love them, and think they are one of the best emergency treats they can get. I don't get it, but my kids and I don't always think alike regarding food.Advantage - they last forever. Great emergency snack to pack in the trunk of a car.Disadvantage - they last forever. I can't imagine what preservatives are in there that make them imperishable. Bland tasting.JUST A QUICK FYI NOTE - This is shipped in a big HEAVY box. The box was shipped in a larger Amazon box. This results in the interior box clanking around in the larger outside box. And due to the best efforts of our favorite delivery providers, many of the poptarts get crunched. Amazon was kind enough to assist with this issue, but you should know that the big, heavy box does take it's toll on the rather crumbly pastries inside during shipping.

These were one of my stocking stuffer gifts this year for loads of folks and they all loved it... FRESH, EASY TO PREPARE AND TASTY.... MERRY CHRISTMAS!