I never thought that I would eat a Pop Tart that I didn’t really care for, but I’ve done it. After all, how can a Pop Tart, with its sugar and fat, not taste good? First, I ate an Ice Cream Sandwich Pop Tart straight out of its iconic foil package and was utterly unimpressed. The flavor of the dark chocolate crust was no good, the vanilla filling tasted like it was there only as an afterthought, and the thing did not taste one bit like an ice cream sandwich. I heated up the next one in the toaster and it this made it taste a bit better – but is still tasted nothing like an ice cream sandwich. Knowing that some food tastes better when frozen (like most cookies and candy bars), I even put one in the freezer and ate it after it was frozen. Nope, it didn’t work. The remaining five Pop Tarts have been sitting in my cupboard for about a month, which is telling. Tasty food doesn’t stay in my cupboard very long.
Phoood rating:
gross!
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Posted by: Lance Armweak at September 26, 2010 2:14 AMAs intriguing as this sounds, it turns out they are not made with real ice cream. Wouldn't it be better to take two regular pop tarts and put ice cream between them? or better yet two toaster strudels? I wonder if they make peach.
Posted by: BigSlurpy at September 27, 2010 2:35 PMYummy! What a perfect snack.I just want to say thanks for providing this nice recipe.
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