Pop-Tarts

He actually made enough money selling Pop-Tarts to buy a car.

She prepared the night before with a dinner of Pop-Tarts.

I looked in my cupboard, but there were no Pop-Tarts.

The kids sell Pop-Tarts in school like they’re drug dealers.

"There is a difference between books and Pop-Tarts," the letter warned.

Did you have Pop-Tarts coming out of your ears?

Industry trade groups have raised issues with Pop-Tarts advertising.

"You wouldn't be calling me if a manufacturing facility making Pop-Tarts wanted to add 50 jobs," he said.

The filing included photos of chewed Pop-Tarts and the three states.

Later it was Pop-Tarts, then sweet rolls, but always breakfast foods.

These aren't just any Pop-Tarts; they're the frosted strawberry variety.

They dance on tippy toes and fly through the air with Pop-Tarts.

There are no backstage riders, but their chaperone gives them water, fruit and, on a good day, Pop‑Tarts.

I rip open another foil pack and gobble two more Pop-Tarts.

I'm sure there exist many great books that were fuelled by whisky and Pop-Tarts.

One of our favorite comfort foods is Pop-Tarts.

The gifts finally came early this morning, in the form of Pop-Tarts, peanut butter and other food rations.

Outside the United States, sales of Pop-Tarts amounted to $75 million last year.

That means that if you like Pop-Tarts, great.

Strawberry Pop-Tarts were a surprise hero of hurricane Katrina in 2005.

You people don't have any Pop-Tarts or Twinkles or anything.

Another believes there is no space for a single box of cereal or Pop-Tarts, brought as backup by parents of young children.

This decision has since been reversed and current boxes of Pop-Tarts continue to pronounce that the product is 'made with real fruit'.

The chips were her suggestion, but the Pop-Tarts, she said, “were the firefighters’ request.”

He said he had grown up eating Pop-Tarts.