Unfrosted Pop-tarts
pancakerunner
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Why do they exist?
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That's such a good question.1
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Lent?13
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Do they even have significantly less calories to make it worth it?
ETA: OMG they have MORE???11 -
To help with portion control? I'd eat 2 easy if frosted. Without? Maybe 1, if I'd even bother. Such a waste of perfectly good empty carbs.6
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Just say no to unfrosted Pop tarts!3
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Probably a marketing strategy to appeal to more parents who don't want to feed their children "frosting" in the morning. Because without frosting, it can be marketed as fruit spread between two thin pieces of pastry. -eyeroll-
I agree that they are a sorry excuse for a pop tart.5 -
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For people avoiding dairy? Vegans?0
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orangegato wrote: »For people avoiding dairy? Vegans?
There's no dairy in the frosting as far as I can see0 -
*ducks in quietly* Unfrosted were the flavor of my childhood... *ducks out quietly*12
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They were my childhood/adulthood too. Blueberry only toasted with butter. The blueberry ones are hard to find here. Which is probably a good thing for me.5
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Should I be ashamed that I actually prefer the unfrosted ones?...18
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ladyreva78 wrote: »Should I be ashamed that I actually prefer the unfrosted ones?...
Yes.17 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »ladyreva78 wrote: »Should I be ashamed that I actually prefer the unfrosted ones?...
Yes.
Oddly enough... there's not an iota of shame to be found in me6 -
ladyreva78 wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »ladyreva78 wrote: »Should I be ashamed that I actually prefer the unfrosted ones?...
Yes.
Oddly enough... there's not an iota of shame to be found in me
Haaha, I'm from Australia. I've tried like.... 3 flavours ever. Our supermarket finally started carrying chocolate frosted and strawberry frosted..
Now I want a Pop Tart6 -
ladyreva78 wrote: »Alatariel75 wrote: »ladyreva78 wrote: »Should I be ashamed that I actually prefer the unfrosted ones?...
Yes.
Oddly enough... there's not an iota of shame to be found in me
i'll join you in the not an iota of shame - i prefer unfrosted as well5 -
Alatariel75 wrote: »orangegato wrote: »For people avoiding dairy? Vegans?
There's no dairy in the frosting as far as I can see
But there is glycerin and vegans avoid that. I know someone who is an exact example of that. Just sayin'0 -
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I should divorce my husband for eating unfrosted poptarts. :laugh:3
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I want a Pop-Tart so bad right now. Cherry, please. Oh! Or Hot Fudge Sundae.2
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PaulaWallaDingDong wrote: »
Whew, glad for that. And butter is ALMOST like bacon in that it makes everything better. Hope I just didn't start a kitten storm with that comparison.1 -
I think a better question is why do pop-tarts exist at all. Those things are nasty.6
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PaulaWallaDingDong wrote: »
Whew, glad for that. And butter is ALMOST like bacon in that it makes everything better. Hope I just didn't start a kitten storm with that comparison.
There's a hell of a lot of truthiness to this.1 -
Guys, I already have a Panera cinnamon crunch bagel that I have to figure out how to fit in my day. Why did it also have to be Friday Poptart Thread Day as well? ARGH!
Also, unfrosted poptarts taste of sadness. I agree, they make an appropriate Lenten penance.3 -
I think the frosting is disgusting, so I always preferred unfrosted. I only liked strawberry and blueberry versions, though (especially strawberry).3
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