Product name: Kellogg’s
Pop Tarts: Frosted bustin’ berry
Purchase details: £1.49 for a box of eight tarts (Home Bargains)
Calories: 200 per tart (400 per pack of two)
Country of origin: UK
Purchase details: £1.49 for a box of eight tarts (Home Bargains)
Calories: 200 per tart (400 per pack of two)
Country of origin: UK
This box of Kellogg’s Pop Tarts: Frosted bustin’ berry was
the variety I was actually buying
when I ended up getting the Frosted apple blast
ones too.
The product was very purple in terms of the branding,
frosting and, to an extent, the inner ‘berry flavour fruit filling’. However,
the icing certainly wasn’t a natural shade of purple for food, and it was also
a shame that it had succumbed to the greasy effect Pop Tarts sometimes get.
However, the jammy-looking filling (with a red tint) looked deliciously moist
and plentiful within the golden, albeit cracked, pastry.
When cold, these Pop Tarts, like with the Frosted blueberry
kind, smelt like Go Ahead! Fruit Bakes. I was pleased that the pastry had the
seemingly-improved UK flavour that was evident in the apple blast Pop Tarts, too, with a combined buttery and salty taste. The filling did
mainly taste of berries (4.5% of the overall product was strawberry) but there
was also a slight tangy apple flavour mixed into the general sweetness...it
turned out apple was also listed on the ingredients! As usual, the texture was
slightly crumbly but with a crispy element from the frosting, whilst the moist
filling softened the pastry nicely. Overall, the experience reminded me of sweeter
fig rolls.
This was another box that stated that the pastries couldn’t
be microwaved so I only warmed the tarts in the toaster. This turned the pastry
itself to a lovely shade of golden brown and caused the frosting to appear
slightly molten. The baked berry aroma was also delicious, and I loved the
added crisp that was given to the pastry when toasted. The flavour was also a
bit richer, warmed, but sicklier too.
All in all, this was another tasty fruity variety of Kellogg’s Pop Tarts,
once again proving that not all the
nice stuff has to be imported!
Appearance: 7/10
Aroma: 7.5/10
Taste: 7/10
Texture: 7.5/10
Overall score: 7.25/10
Aroma: 7.5/10
Taste: 7/10
Texture: 7.5/10
Overall score: 7.25/10
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