I've never had one and have no interest in trying one. My kids probably ate them while not at home.
More evidence towards my 99.99%-reliable New Scientist finding that 'muricans have a sweet tooth that is both unhealthy and unhealthful.I tried an authentic American pop-tart the other day. Its encounter with the toaster didn't go too well and it was far too sweet. (I'm speaking as someone with a serious chocolate/biscuit tooth!)
I don't remember cherry pop tarts. You can get the 24-packs that have 8 each of strawberry, blueberry, and raspberry. Chocolate ones are available on amazon.ca (haven't tried them, as they're an add-on product and I never got around to it).I miss cherry pop tarts. They stopped selling them in Canada.![]()
Pop-tarts are literally cardboard envelopes with melted plastic inside.I tried an authentic American pop-tart the other day. Its encounter with the toaster didn't go too well and it was far too sweet. (I'm speaking as someone with a serious chocolate/biscuit tooth!)
So long as it doesn't burn the tongue I do want.It makes burn the tonguie you dont want. The poptarts burn. Cold.
Hhmmmmm apple pie.oven hot apple pie
Apple pie, yes! Flesh-removing herpes-hot, no! That's for delivery pizza and blackout drunk coeds.
I agree. I don't warn people away from Dominoes. I do from putting their poptards in a toaster.
Pizza does exist outside the U.S. of A.I figure there is no one older than about six who hasn't experienced the pizza burn