Update: We tried it! Click here to read our review.
It amazes me that after all these years that the word “Flash” has never been used in a Gatorade flavor name before. (Spotted by Robbie at Kroger Marketplace.)
Update: We tried it! Click here to read our review.
It amazes me that after all these years that the word “Flash” has never been used in a Gatorade flavor name before. (Spotted by Robbie at Kroger Marketplace.)
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.
(Spotted by Amanda Y at Tom Thumb.)
(Spotted by Robbie at Kroger Marketplace.)
(Spotted by Erin K at Byerlys.)
(Spotted by Sarah R at Whole Foods.)
Gone are the Nerds candy, but they’ve been replaced with Sanders caramel topping. (Spotted by Robbie at Costco.)
(Spotted by Amanda Y at Kroger.)
(Spotted by Robbie at Costco.)
(Spotted by Robbie at It’sugar.)
It’s Sour Patch minus the Kids, and this time they’re soda flavored.
Sometimes I eat a new snack and genuinely enjoy it, but it still ends up bumming me out for reasons beyond its control. I’ll get to that later, but first? These are really good.
I can go in-depth about Sour Patch Kids Cola Bubbles’ flavor, but it just kinda boils down to “Sour Coca-Cola.” They’re exactly as advertised.
Everyone knows Sour Patch Kids start sour and become sweet, and these are no different. The initial sour sensation is very similar to that of a lemon or lime SPK, but it mellows into a moderate level of sweetness that I’d compare to watered-down cola.
Both colored bubbles have the same flavor, which I thought would pop (no pun) a bit more, if I’m being honest. That’s not really a complaint, though.
It’s akin to when you pour Coke over ice and take that first foamy sip as the bubbles settle around the cubes. Am I making sense? I find that to be the best and least cola flavor heavy sip. There’s obviously no effervescence here, but the taste gives off that sensation.
I couldn’t help but wonder how successful a “Sour Cola” would be after eating these. Maybe Pepsi could give that a trial run. I think it would be good, especially for a cocktail mixer.
So, I mentioned earlier how bummed these made me, and I’m probably dating myself here, but they reminded me of a candy that hasn’t existed in close to two decades – Betty Crocker Sodalicious Fruit Snacks.
If you know, you know.
I won’t dwell on that too much, and I encourage you to Google ’em because, man, they were an elite childhood snack, and these were semi-close to what I remember Sodalicious tasting like.
I also think Sour Patch Kids Cola Bubbles are better than Haribo Happy Cola gummies.
These are legit, and I’d argue the little bubble form is a more satisfying bite than the usual flat kid shape.
I think these could and really should become standard movie theater candy. You can sub ’em in for the massive Coke and family-sized bag of Sour Patch Kids you usually get and just focus on your garbage can full of popcorn.
Purchased Price: $1.25
Size: 3.61 oz
Purchased at: Dollar Tree
Rating: 8 out of 10
Nutrition Facts: (24 pieces) 110 calories, 0 grams of fat, 25 milligrams of sodium, 27 grams of total carbohydrates, 23 grams of total sugars, and 0 grams of protein.
Is it just me or do those double chocolate chip cookies make those M&M’s look HUGE. (Spotted by Robbie at Kroger Marketplace.)
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.
(Spotted by Robbie at Walmart Neighborhood Market.)
(Spotted by Robbie at Sam’s Club.)
(Spotted by Robbie at Sam’s Club.)
(Spotted by Robbie at H-E-B.)
(Spotted by Bob K at Walmart.)
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(Spotted by Robbie at Sam’s Club.)
(Spotted by Robbie at Sam’s Club.)
(Spotted by Amanda Y at Kroger.)
(Spotted by Amanda Y at Kroger.)
(Spotted by @DaleMethod at TJ Maxx.)