SPOTTED: TruMoo Star Wars Blue Milk

TruMoo Star Wars Blue Milk.

We’ve known about Star Wars Blue Milk for decades and only now a company comes out with one. (Spotted by Robbie at Walmart.)

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SPOTTED: Limited Edition Pepsi Lime and Pepsi Peach

Limited Edition Pepsi Lime and Pepsi Peach.

We’ve had lime-flavored Pepsi before, but a peach-flavored Pepsi is new, um, (thinking)… Sorry, just making sure and not confusing it with this. (Spotted by Rob at Kroger.)

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REVIEW: Burger King Frozen Cotton Candy Cloud

Am I the only one noticing weird weather in the forecast?

It’s almost May, and my weather app says it’s gonna be ice-cold and cloudy. Not only does it say Wednesday is gonna be, what I can only assume is some kind of crazy weather phenomenon, a “Whopper?” Is that a new meteorology term or—ya know what? This is the Burger King app. I’m in the Burger King app. False alarm, everybody.

We good? Ok!

Burger King has a new Frozen Cotton Candy Cloud that is a perfect treat for my actual weather forecast, which looks quite idyllic. The Cotton Candy Cloud is essentially a slush with Burger King’s answer to a coffee shop “cold foam.”

The base drink here is described as a “blue raspberry cotton candy frozen beverage,” but ignore the “blue raspberry” because I think it only applies to the color. It tastes like cotton candy. I never really even clocked any blue raspberry flavor, so if it’s there, it’s negligible.

The slush has a surprisingly soft cotton candy flavor. I expected it to be a lot more cloying. This might be obscure, but it reminded me of the Cotton Candy Swirl ice pops I got from ice cream trucks as a kid. Anything that reminds me of ice cream trucks of my youth gets an instant bump from me. If I could, I would wallpaper my house with photos of all the old Good Humor offerings.

The slush would be just fine on its own, but it’s the “cloud” that really puts it over the top, which might be an intended pun? I don’t know.

The cloud is vanilla ice cream, but the consistency lands somewhere between a milkshake and a cold foam you’d get from Starbucks or Dunkin’. It was the ideal viscosity to plop on an iced drink like this. Vanilla bled into the cotton candy ice, but the cloud managed to mimic its namesake and just float there until I finally decided to mix it in. Apologies for using the words “viscosity,” “plop,” and “bled.”

The churned-in vanilla turned the drink into an icy cotton candy cream milkshake and made for a delicious dessert to my Crispy Royal Wrap that tasted like a deep-fried eraser.

So, this is a cotton candy slush that is not quite like a cold foam coffee and not quite like a soda float, but somewhere in the middle. I would actually love to try this “cloud” in a soda and a coffee to see if it keeps the form it had with the slush.

Did I get brain freeze? Yes.

Did this turn my tongue a little blue? Yep.

Did it give me stomach problems? Sure did.

But did it fill a void in my life I desperately needed to fill? No. It did not.

It’s good though! I knew it would be when the kid at the drive-thru window told me I made “the right choice.” Who knows better than him?

I played a game in the app (horribly, I might add) and got a “free” medium Cotton Candy Cloud with a $1 purchase. Otherwise, it’s $1.49 for a limited time, which is still a great deal. Grab one on the next beautiful day and enjoy yourself.

Purchased Price: $1.49 in the app (probably considerably more without it)
Size: Medium
Purchased at: Burger King
Rating: 8 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: 250 calories, 9 grams of fat, 9 grams of saturated fat, 0 grams of trans fat, 0 milligrams of cholesterol, 120 milligrams of sodium, 10 grams of carbohydrates, 0 grams of fiber, 42 grams of sugar, and 0 grams of protein.

SPOTTED: 4/26/2024

Here are some interesting new products found on store shelves by your fellow readers. If you’ve tried any of them, share your thoughts in the comments.

Nescafe Ice Roast
Nescafe Blonde Gold Espresso

(Spotted by Robbie at Walmart.)

Nestle Coffee mate Natural Bliss Zero Sugar Cinnamon Cream Almond and Coconut Creamer
Nestle Coffee mate Natural Bliss Zero Sugar Sweet Cream Almond and Coconut Creamer

(Spotted by Robbie at H-E-B.)

Kind Savory Paprika Nuts and Mesquite Smoked Sea Salt Bars
Kind Savory Rosemary Nuts and Sea Salt Bars
KIND Savory Roasted Nuts & Jalapeno Bars

(Spotted by Robbie and Amanda Y at Walmart.)

Old Dutch Ripples Ketchup Potato Chips

(Spotted by Melissa K at Cub Foods.)

H-E-B Combination Pizza Snacks
H-E-B Pepperoni Pizza Snacks

(Spotted by Robbie at H-E-B.)

Kidfresh White Meat Chicken Nuggets and Buttered Pasta

(Spotted by Amanda Y at H-E-B.)

34 Degrees Mates (Caramelized Onion and Original Cheese)

(Spotted by Amanda Y at Kroger.)

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SPOTTED: Limited Edition Sour Patch Kids Oreo Cookies

Limited Edition Sour Patch Kids Oreo Cookies.

I’m surprised these didn’t happen before these. According to CandyHunting, Sour Patch Kids Oreo will officially launch on May 6, but have been showing up early at some retailers. (Spotted by Robbie at 7-Eleven.)

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