Member’s Mark Pastry Variety Pack (Strawberry Delight, Lemon Raspberry, Cinnamon Crumb, Chocolate Swirl, and Blueberry Streusel)

King Krumb Orange Dreams Cookies

Entenmann’s Iced Lemon Mini Snack Cakes

Marketside Hazelnut Kataifi Dessert Cup

Marketside Dubai-Style Chocolate Dessert Cup

Marketside Strawberry Custard Dessert Cup

Marketside White Chocolate Raspberry Cake

Marketside Orange Vanilla Cream Muffins

Marketside Orange Vanilla Cream Loaf Cake

Whole Foods Market Yuzu Coconut Cookie Bar

Whole Foods Market Dubai Cookie Bites

Whole Foods Market Banana Caramel Cookie

Whole Foods Market Shortbread Chocoberry Bliss Cookie

Whole Foods Market Red Velvet Sandwich Cookie

Whole Foods Market Berry Frangipane Tart 4-inch

Crumbs Bake Shop Strawberry Crumb Colossal Cupcake

Harris Teeter S’mores Cake

Harris Teeter Fresh Foods Market Strawberries ‘N Cream 3 Layer Cake

Taco Bell’s new Strawberry Cinnabon Delights are simply a mild variation on the Cinnabon Delights we’ve been eating at the chain for years now. But that’s the appeal of the revamped product — it takes what we already love and changes it up just enoughto make it feel different but not too different. It’s a safe bet for a limited time only fast food snack … maybe too safe.

Weirdly enough, the new product comes in two comically disparate sizes. You can get a 2-pack for about $3 or you can splurge for the 12-pack version that’ll run you well over $8 once applicable state and local taxes are factored in. You’d think there’d be a middle ground, medium-sized product on the table, but like “fetch” in Mean Girls, six-packs of Strawberry Cinnabon Delights just aren’t happening.

I opted for the 12-pack because hey, you have to eat something while watching blender infomercials at two in the morning. The first thing you’ll notice is the smell. The bag emits a very strong scent of strawberry (of the artificial persuasion), and you also get a nice, greasy, fried dough smell that automatically tricks you into thinking your kitchen is a top-secret Dunkin’ location. You get a whiff of these things, and you will be entranced.

If you’ve ever had a Munchkin from Dunkin’ before, it’s more or less the same thing here — except the Delights are jam-packed full of cream cheese frosting. And as the name implies, the exterior dough ball is speckled with a nice dusting of strawberry-flavored sugar. It can be a little faint in low-light situations, but you can definitely see red speckles all over these things.

Taste-wise, the Delights are pretty much exactly what you’d expect. That’s the best thing about the product — and its biggest weakness at the same time. I guess the question is how much of a cream cheese-to-strawberry-flavoring-to-fried-dough ratio you prefer. I’d argue that it’s probably something like 45 percent cream cheese, 45 percent fried dough and 10 percent strawberry. As powerful as the strawberry scent may be, the overall product doesn’t taste that much like the fruit it’s imitating. Granted, it’s more flavorful than a generic grocery store brand strawberry doughnut hole, but the gap isn’t as wide as you might anticipate.

The good news about these Delights is that they’re perfect for instant gratification snacking. Alas, it’s such a mild recalculation of the standard Cinnabon Delight formula that it kind of feels like an unnecessary field trip. If you already love the product, you’re more than likely going to love these, but if you’re not a fan, I doubt these strawberry variants will win you over.

The price point is the real backbreaker here. For two Delights you can literally destroy in ten seconds, it’s a bit expensive, especially considering it almost costs as much as some full-sized cereals. With this particular product, Taco Bell is obviously pitching to people who already enjoy the regular Delights. It’ll likely please them, but newcomers might be a little disappointed in how non-special this special edition dessert tastes.

Purchased Price: $7.39
Size: 12-pack
Rating: 6 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: (One piece) 80 calories, 6 grams of fat, 2 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, less than 5 milligrams of cholesterol, 35 milligrams of sodium, 7 grams of carbohydrates, 0 grams of fiber, 4 grams of sugar (includes 4 grams of added sugar), and less than 1 gram of protein.

Smithfield Pabst Blue Ribbon Beer Brats

Smithfield Jalapeno & Cheddar Bratwurst

Heinz Lemon Pepper Parm and Steakhouse Garlic Mayonnaise Style Dip

Heinz Greek-Inspired Garlic Herb and Buttermilk Ranch Mayonnaise Style Dip

Heinz Hawaiian-Inspired Tropical Teriyaki and Japanese-Inspired Ginger Sesame

Naked Blueberry Cheesecake Protein Smoothie

Naked Chocolate Banana Protein Smoothie

Poppi x Love Island Punch Pop

Feel Good Foods French Toast Sticks Cinnamon

Toto Cookies & Cream Ooey-Gooey Cookie

Kencko Caramel Coffee Smoothie

Kencko Cinnamon Coffee Smoothie

U Snacks Popsicle Firecracker Superfoods Greens Gummies

Twinings Refreshers Blueberry Lemon

Heavenfull Lemon Flower Ice Cream Sandwiches

Bring the flavor. Bring the fire. Bring the fermented cucumber. (Spotted by Robbie at Walmart.)

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My love for anything banana is beckoning me to these. (Spotted by Sage G at Harris Teeter.)

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It’s Miller-flavored Pringles time. (Spotted by Tommy at Walmart.)

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With summer around the corner, you might be picturing blue skies, fluffy clouds, and handfuls of smashed Oreos strewn about because everyone knows nothing says summer like chocolate sandwich cookies.

Okay, maybe they have no tangible connection to the season, but adding Oreos to something feels like a cheat code. It may not be groundbreaking, but odds are it’s going to be good. Dunkin’s new Oreo Cloud Latte combines espresso and milk with a chocolate cookie swirl and serves it iced, topped with marshmallow cold foam and a few spoonfuls of crumbled Oreos. These are original Oreos, mind you, not fever dream-inspired Sour Patch Kids ones or anything of that ilk, so the overall theme here is pretty standard cookies and cream.

Dunkin’ calls its marshmallow cold foam a fan favorite, and it’s easy to see why. True to its namesake, it’s light and airy, crowning the beverage like a puffy cumulus cloud of sugary goodness. I recall trying this foam back in 2024, and I don’t know if it’s changed or I have, but I found the current iteration to be less distinctly marshmallowy than I remembered. Back then, it seemed to have a very pronounced marshmallow flavor and even texture, being somewhat sticky. This time around, I think even people who don’t like marshmallow can probably appreciate the foam. Maybe the crushed cookies it props up have the effect of mellowing the mallow because the first several sips are less like marshmallow fluff and much more reminiscent of classic chocolate Oreo cookies and their creme filling.

This Oreo flavor continues throughout the drink thanks to the chocolate cookie swirl syrup that also contains Oreo pieces. It imparts an Oreo taste and not just a generic chocolate or mocha flavor. Between the foam, cookie bits, and swirl, it would be easy for this cloud concoction to drift into too sweet territory, but somehow it never does. The espresso tempers the sweetness, and I’m glad that the coffee notes come through because otherwise this would be like drinking a cup of milk and cookies. That would obviously be delicious, but it’s a much more rounded experience when you can taste the coffee. The nutrition facts here tell me that what I’m drinking is basically equivalent to a medium Oreo Blizzard, but I think we all know what we’re getting into with this kind of Dunkin’ drink. No one’s getting this to replace a cup of coffee; you’re getting this to treat yourself to an Oreo experience.

From start to finish, it’s a cool, sweet, creamy, quintessentially cookies and creme ride. This latte might not be innovative, but it is well executed, and if you’re looking for an excuse to sweeten up a summer day, you could certainly do worse. Not surprisingly, Oreos continue their tradition of playing well with dairy, and it turns out they play nicely with coffee too.

Purchased Price: $6.09
Size: Medium
Rating: 8 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: 650 calories, 30 grams of total fat, 8 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 30 milligrams of cholesterol, 210 milligrams of sodium, 85 grams of total carbs, 2 grams of dietary fiber, 76 grams of total sugar, and 11 grams of protein

Trader Joe’s Strawberry & Corn Flake Muffin & Loaf Cake Mix

Nature Valley Banana Bread Protein Granola

Nature Valley Blueberry Muffin Protein Granola

Purely Elizabeth Almond Butter & Berries Protein Ancient Grain Granola

Purely Elizabeth Cinnamon Toast Protein Ancient Grain Granola

Purely Elizabeth Dark Chocolate Blueberry Protein Ancient Grain Granola

Purely Elizabeth Golden Cinnamon Ancient Grain Flakes

Goodles Wild Wild Pesto

ICEE Mangoal Lemonade

Joolie’s Peachy Date Sours

Joolies Blue Raspberry Date Sours

Joolies Date Sours Cherry Cola

Joolies Watermelon Date Sours

Emmy’s Organics Peanut Butter

Emmy’s Organics Chocolate Chip

Bakehouse Bread Company Cherry Pie Bread

Two new flavors in 2026! Someone is sure in the giving mood during their 100th birthday year. (Spotted by Tommy at Market Basket.)

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Checking the internet, they seem to be a Dollar General-exclusive at this time. (Spotted by Robbie at Dollar General.)

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Park Street Deli Mexican Wedding Cookie Dessert Dip

Park Street Deli Horchata Dessert Dip

Aldi Strawberry Muffin Mix

Aldi Cinnamon Mini Muffin Mix

Sundae Shoppe Fruit Bars Mango Lime & Caribbean

Benton’s Mini Strawberry Filled Bites

Benton’s Mini Hazelnut Filled Bites

Aldi Blazin’ Bacon Pinto Beans

Aldi Smokey Spice Pinto Beans

Aldi Canyon Campfire Black Beans

Savoritz Asian Rice Cracker Mix

Park Street Deli Hot Honey Pepperoni Dip

Simms Spicy Honey Smoked Sausages

I do not know much about pomology, and in fact did not know the word existed until about two minutes before I started typing this sentence.

For the non-pomologists out there, which I’m guessing is just about everyone reading this, it means the study of fruits and nuts, and in particular, their cultivation. Why is this relevant? Because I had to pretend to be a pomologist, poorly, I might add, to figure out Blue Bell’s new Black Raspberry Fudge Ice Cream.

The packaging, to my untrained eye, appears to show a blackberry, but I guess that’s actually a black raspberry. According to my tens of seconds of pomology research, a black raspberry has a hollow core and is sweeter than the solid-cored blackberry, which is also a great phone that I weirdly still miss. Adding to the confusion, the list of ingredients for this includes both black raspberries and blackberries. And don’t get me started on blue raspberries, which apparently only exist in Slurpees and snow cones and not in nature.

Anyway, now that the pomology lesson is complete, let’s talk about how this ice cream tastes. As a veteran eater of many blackberry cobblers, I can tell you this has a distinct, wonderful blackberry flavor. Could it also be black raspberry? I guess…I’m not sure I’ve ever had a black raspberry, so I can’t say for sure. But I am certain that the dark chocolate-flavored chunks are plentiful and delicious with a truly fudgy flavor, and they are quite thick, adding a nice crunch.

My only complaint is that the chocolate fudge swirl is sparse, and it would have been great to have thicker ribbons of it throughout. That’s just a minor issue, though, because the pairing of whatever berry flavor this is with chocolatey fudge chunks and swirl is perfectly rich and decadent.

It’s always a tough call on whether to pick up a pint or a half gallon for an ice cream review, but I made the right choice with the big tub, and there is no danger of the dreaded ice crystals forming because the contents are unlikely to make it until next week.

Purchased Price: $8.99
Size: Half Gallon
Purchased at: Brookshire Brothers
Rating: 9 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: (2/3 cup) 240 calories, 13 grams of fat, 7 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 35 milligrams of cholesterol, 75 milligrams of sodium, 28 grams of carbohydrates, 1 gram of dietary fiber, 25 grams of sugar, and 4 grams of protein.

Capri Sun Goooal Gulp

Gogo Squeez Slymez Strawberry Lemonade

Gogo Squeez Slymez Blue Raspberry

Gogo Squeez Slymez Green Apple

Honey Moo Coffee Ice Cream Bars

Honey Moo Pistachio Ice Cream Bars

Honey Moo Vanilla Ice Cream Bars

Chocolove Filled Coconut In Dark Chocolate Bar

Food Club Gabby’s Dollhouse Rainbow Rings

Winky Pawsome Birthday Cake Pudding Cups

Winky Pup-Tastic Chocolate Pudding Cups

Magic Creamy Raspberry Truffle Layer Bars

Magic Hazelnut Crunch Truffle Bars

Magic Salted Candied Hazelnut Truffle Bars

Magic Salted Candied Hazelnut Truffle Layer Bars

How about Lucky Charms Just Magical Marshmallow with jumbo everything? (Spotted by Robbie at Sam’s Club.)

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King Krumb getting kreative with its kontainers. Kool. (Spotted by Robbie at Walmart.)

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On May 20, I saw that Bush’s Baked Beans was selling a three-pack of limited edition summer flavors: apple pie, dill pickle, and rocket pop. Right away, I knew I had to try them. I’m not overly enthusiastic about baked beans per se: I’ll eat them at the potluck, but I don’t seek them out. But I am enthusiastic about all the new apple pie and rocket pop flavors coming out this summer, and I enjoy pickles. So I went on the Bush’s website and bought the box that morning. It was very generously priced at $5.25 to commemorate Memorial Day on 5/25.

The box sold out on the website, but never fear if you missed out. The apple pie and dill pickle flavors are available exclusively at Walmart stores, and the rocket pop flavor is available from the Walmart website. (You will, however, miss out on the snazzy can opener and can sleeve that came in the Bush’s box.)

All three flavors have the usual comforting texture of Bush’s Baked Beans, with soft navy beans and a viscous syrup. The flavor is the only thing that’s innovative here. Interestingly, the apple pie and dill pickle are both labeled as vegetarian, but the rocket pop includes pork stock.

Apple Pie

When I open the can of apple pie beans, it smells like my mother’s mince pie on Thanksgiving. It’s a combination of spice, fruit, and a little bit of savoriness.

The taste, on the other hand, is not as strong. There are definite spices and a hint of apple flavor, but nothing about it really tastes like apple pie. It’s much less hearty than original Bush’s Baked Beans. It’s not bad; it’s just a little bland.

Dill Pickle

The scent on the dill pickle one isn’t very strong, but there’s no mistaking the dill pickle flavor. It works well with the beans, and the saltiness and the slight sourness give it a robust quality. It’s not as sour as a real pickle, thankfully. I think this should be a permanent option.

I’m looking forward to eating the leftovers!

Rocket Pop

Rocket pop flavor consists of cherry, lime, and blue raspberry. When I open this can, it smells like candy. Oh no, what am I in for?

Baked beans are already sweet, since they’re made with brown sugar. But this flavor is sickeningly sweet. It tastes like a kid dropped their lollipop in the pot while the beans were cooking, and not even a good lollipop. There’s no way I could detect the individual cherry, lime, and raspberry flavors. They do not play well with the beans, so it’s just a generic fruity flavor, closer to a cough drop than an actual rocket pop.

I understand why they decided not to sell this flavor in stores.

Conclusion:

The box with the baked beans also includes pictures of hot dogs and lemonade. I’m not confident in Bush’s ability to make lemonade beans that would actually taste good, but a hot dog version could work. Maybe for 2027?

I love the creativity behind this project, and Bush’s got me to buy its beans, which I don’t normally do. I’m happy the brand did this, even if only one of the three flavors was successful.

Purchased Price: $5.25
Size: 27.9 oz can (Apple Pie), 26.9 oz can (Dill Pickle), 28 oz can (Rocket Pop)
Purchased at: Bush’s Beans website
Rating: 5 out of 10 (Apple Pie), 7 out of 10 (Dill Pickle), 3 out of 10 (Rocket Pop)
Nutrition Facts: (1/2 cup) Apple Pie – 160 calories, 0.5 grams of fat, 0 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 0 milligrams of cholesterol, 360 milligrams of sodium, 33 grams of carbohydrates, 5 grams of dietary fiber, 13 grams of sugar including 10 grams of added sugar, and 7 grams of protein. Dill Pickle – 120 calories, 0 grams of fat, 0 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 0 milligrams of cholesterol, 500 milligrams of sodium, 22 grams of carbohydrates, 4 grams of dietary fiber, 4 grams of sugar including 1 gram of added sugar, and 7 grams of protein. Rocket Pop – 160 calories, 0 grams of fat, 0 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 0 milligrams of cholesterol, 250 milligrams of sodium, 34 grams of carbohydrates, 5 grams of dietary fiber, 14 grams of sugar including 10 grams of added sugar, and 7 grams of protein.

Russell Stover American Style Chocolate

Joy Red White & Blue Dipped Ice Cream Cups

5-Hour Energy Firework Freeze

Kroger Red White & Blue Sandwiches

Hostess Cupcakes Patriotic Cupcakes

Hostess Red White & Blue Twinkies America’s 250th

Jones Soda America’s 250th Variety Pack

Cape Cod Sweet Mesquite BBQ Kettle Cooked Potato Chips America’s 250th

Fruit By The Foot Red White & Blue Splitz

Power Up Trail Mix Stars & Stripes Mix

Path America’s 250th Water

Sanders Red White Blue Birthday Cake White Chocolate Sea Salt Caramels

Tree Top Apple Sauce America’s 250th

Coca-Cola America 250 Design

Patriotic Edition Pretzelized Snacks Sea Salt Pretzel Crackers

Kroger All American Collection Cherry Pie Ice Cream

Kroger All American Collection Seventh Inning Swirl Ice Cream

Kroger Ripples Cheeseburger Flavored Potato Chips

Kroger Classic Buttered Corn Potato Chips

Kroger Classic Chili Cheese Potato Chips

Private Selection Denali Extreme Moose Tracks Cookies

Private Selection Sparkling Mineral Water

Kroger Cotton Candy Sparkling Water

Kroger Piña Coco Sparkling Water

Kroger Watermelon Splash Sparkling Water

Soleil Orange Cream Sparkling Water

Soleil Retro Rocket Pop Sparkling Water

Hill Country Fare Rainbow Sherbet Pint

Hill Country Fare Vanilla and Chocolate Ice Cream Pints

Hill Country Fare Ice Cream Butter Pecan

Hill Country Fare Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream Pint

Hill Country Fare Neapolitan Ice Cream Pint

Sprouts Organic Flour Tortillas

Sprouts Mini Strawberry Cream Cheese Danish

Perfect Bar Oaties Brownie Batter Protein Bars

Perfect Bar Oaties Oatmeal Cookie Dough Protein Bars

Winky Vanilla Protein Pudding Cups

Winky Chocolate Protein Pudding Cups

Seven Sundays PB Puffs Chocolate Peanut Butter Cereal

Seven Sundays PB Puffs Peanut Butter Cereal

Wild Fox Mocha Almond Boost Energy Mix

Wild Fox Honey Roasted Roasted Nuts

Wild Fox Double Chocolate Protein Mix

Wild Fox Dark Chocolate Cherry Antioxidant Mix

Wild Fox Cinnamon Churro Roasted Nuts

Wild Fox Cocoa Crunch Protein Mix

True Dates Banana Caramel

True Dates Pistachio Cream

True Dates Cinnamon Roll

True Dates Sour Pineapple

The Rustik Hearty Grains & Seeds Bagels

The Rustik Oven Lemon Blueberry Bagels

The Rustik Oven Sourdough Bagels

I wish our flag’s colors were red, white, and dark purple so that we could have Mountain Dew Pitch Black back. (Spotted by Robbie at Kroger.)

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The Original Ball Pop. (Spotted by Robbie at Kroger.)

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When you think “Taco Bell beef,” a VERY specific kind of product enters your mind. And the beef in Taco Bell Shredded Beef Nacho Fries is not that idiosyncratic, unmistakable Taco Bell beef at all.

It’s hard to describe. It’s shredded beef, alright, but not shredded beef a la Arby’s. More like shredded beef, Sloppy Joe-style (just sans the Sloppy.) It has a decent mouthfeel and an adequate level of chewiness, but frankly, it’s a bit forgettable. After all, there are SO many different ingredients in this thing that the beef itself just kind of soaks up the congealed flavor of everything else. And for the most part, that’s a good thing.

I doubt I have to reintroduce anybody reading this to Taco Bell’s Nacho Fries. They’re a fan favorite for a reason, and TB didn’t meddle with the product at all here. In addition to the shredded beef, we get a deluge of Creamy Jalapeño sauce, a smattering of pico de gallo, and no less than four different types of melted cheese blends on top of it all. Nacho, cheddar, mozzarella, pepperjack — the band’s all here, folks, and you already know how beautiful their medley sounds (and tastes, I guess.)

It seems like the general taste of the Shredded Beef Nacho Fries would be super obvious, but there are more nuances going on than you might anticipate. The sinewy, stringy meat does a pretty good job of augmenting everything else on the plate, but it doesn’t change the mouthfeel and texture as much as you’d imagine. The fry seasoning, the sauce, and the monsoon of cheeses drown out everything else, even the pico de gallo ingredients. There’s nothing dry or savory about this dish, and I can see how that might turn off some potential consumers. Nor is it very spicy, though it occasionally catches you off guard with a “kick” out of nowhere; the flavor’s power seems to ebb and flow, with some pockets of the dish definitely carrying a more robust, potent taste.

If you’re looking for something zesty, filling, and oily in the best possible way, these things are right up your alley. Hardcore Nacho Fries fans are probably going to love this product by default, although it doesn’t taste that much different from some of the chain’s previous variants. It would’ve been nice to see Taco Bell amp up the product with something different — i.e., a new kind of sauce or more supreme-style toppings — but overall it’s hard to complain about everything you get here. The relatively steep price point might be a deterrent to some people, but you do get a rather filling dish.

That said, I still think the Fiesta Strips should’ve been included. And definitely a black olive or two.

Purchased Price: $5.99
Rating: 8 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: 480 calories, 30 grams of fat, 4.5 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 25 milligrams of cholesterol, 1,080 mg of sodium, 42 grams of carbohydrates, 5 grams of fiber, 3 grams of sugar, and 13 grams of protein.

Trader Joe’s Strawberry Whipped Cream Cheese Spread

Trader Joe’s Carne Asada Ranchera Thin Sliced Beef Sirloin

Trader Joe’s Vanilla Mascarpone

Trader Joe’s Uncured Ham & Swiss Cheese Pockets

Go Nanas Blueberry Mini Banana Bread Muffins

Go Nanas Mini Banana Bread Muffins Cinnamon Roll

Taylor Farms Caesar Power Kit

Taylor Farms Southwest Power Kit

Taylor Farms Cauliflower N’ Cheese Veggie Kit

Member’s Mark Mixed Berry Lemon Bliss Zucchini Walnut Muffin Pack

Cake Bites Golden Grains with Skippy

Clif Zbar Oat Bites Chocolate Chip

Clif Zbar Oat Bites Iced Oatmeal Cookie

Mush Birthday Cake Protein Bar

Mush Peanut Butter Overnight Oats

Baked By Sticky Birthday Cookie Crème Sandwiches

Baked By Sticky Chocolate Chip Cookie Crème Sandwiches

Baked By Sticky Ginger Cookie Creme Sandwiches

If someone has a several hundred dollars to burn, they should do a comparison of all these Dubai-style chocolate bars. (Spotted by Robbie at H-E-B.)

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Taste World Cup Fever! (Spotted by Robbie at Market Street.)

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