Little Debbie should stay away from the high artificial sweeteners in content. However, if you have low blood sugar or have weak or no teeth, this is an absolute treat for your mouth and taste buds. Creamy center, soft decadent cookie dough, yet not over matured flavor. This is a great food snack to consume. Of course, like everything else, please use in moderation.

These oatmeal cakes use to be a great side for a sandwich lunch or a TV snack. They've changed. The outer oatmeal cake use to be tasty and the dominant flavor. Now the creamy filling is the dominant element and it makes it too sweet. The outer portion also use to be more firm.

Wow these are not as good as they used to be. I always grabbed one of these, 2 strawberry shortcake cakes and a zebra cake as a kid. I loved the bite, chew and flavor. But they have lost most of that. very artificial flavor and waxy texture for the filling. The cookie is moist but there are hard bits and fiber of oatmeal in there that really just ruin the only good part. They are also fairly small and thin compared to the ones I grew up with. Really sad to see such a staple of my childhood become a shadow of itself.

I love Little Debbie's Cream Pie. It is delicious, not too sweet, and I don't feel guilty when I eat it. I have eaten LDCP since as long as I can remember. This morning, I ate some of these and I said out loud, "I want to see the assembly line where these are made!" I grabbed my jacket, put on my hat, got the fob to my Ford Expedition, and I headed out to go find the plant where these wonderful cookies are made. Traffic was slow, but I finally picked up speed as I left the city limits. I saw a water-tower and the road curved left. But my Google GPS kept showing I needed to turn right. So I parked in the gravel on the side of the road and found a hiking trail leading into the forest. At the fork in the trail, I decided to turn left because that's the direction a squirrel ran, and I like squirrels. Two hours of hiking later, I found a very thick and tall tree with giant branches and huge holes in the tree truck. An angry elf with a miniature shot gun appeared and said, "What do you want?" "I'm looking for Little Debbie's Cream Pie factory." I replied. "This is the Keebler Elf Cookie Factory." The little Elf said. "Oh." I replied. "Can you help me find Little Debbie's Cream Pie Factory?" I asked? "Go back the way you came and take the other fork in the trail." said the Elf. "Ok." I replied. I retraced my steps as it started to rain. Eventually I took the other path in the trail, as I passed three bears. I finally came upon a very small house with one chimney. There was smoke coming out of the chimney. I knocked on the door, and the small voice of a girl said, "Come on in." I slowly opened the door, and I saw a little girl in the middle of the room. She was kneading what looked like dough in a small bowl. "May I offer you some milk?" She said. "Are you Little Debbie?" I asked. "I am Little Debbie." She said. "I don't mind being called, "'Little.' I think that's a compliment." She said. "Where is your factory?" I asked. "Here. This is my factory. I make each and every Cream Pie by my own hands. Each pie is made with love. I would never farm out my Cream Pies to anyone else. When you buy a Little Debbie Cream Pie, you can eat them with confidence knowing that I made each and every one myself by hand. I only make them one at a time in my Mattel Easy Bake Oven to insure quality. Each Cream Pie takes thirty minutes to knead and bake. Can I get you some milk?" She asked again. "I would love some milk, thank you." It has been seventeen years now. I have been helping Little Debbie make her Cream Pies. We each have our own mixing bowls and I have never left. I have written to my friends and family bidding farewell. They send us packages with various house-hold gifts, but we don't need them. Little Debbie partners with the McKee Foods Corporation, which generates billions in sales (around $1.9 billion annually as of early 2025). We want for nothing.

These taste good, and are ok priced. Only negative is the cookies are too soft, borderline gooey, which lets chunks of them easily fall off if you're not paying attention. I usually eat them out of the cellophane bag for that reason. The marshmallow cream filling reminds me of s'mores, except no chocolate (and no solid graham cracker support). It seems like they would be better with firmer cookies. But they do taste good! Good oatmeal cookie flavor, good marshmallow cream filling.

What I mean is that I would not recommend this for adults. If you want a chewy, tasteless pair of cookies that trap a very lightly filling than, here it is. Childre will love them. They are not without their virtues; Each one is individually sealed to the point that even a rough trip in a lunch box would not leave them scattered about. Another is that, if dropped on clothing, there's no stain. It's a popular brand which the young will favour even if a discerning adult does not.

The oatmeal cream pie’s are a nostalgic item that brings back a taste of the past. The oatmeal cream pies are great for a snack or dessert. My wife loves them for breakfast with her coffee. They are always fresh and the recipe has never changed like most of the other products on the market. The price for these oatmeal cream pie’s have always been affordable.

:::: MUNCH MUNCH ::: DINGS! Please write a review of how awesome these little Debbies are! ME: GO AWAY! Let me eat them in peace! PS: They are good, not as good as they first came out but pretty close! Tasty! Creamy! Won't kill your dentures, teeth, even those without teeth can eat them!

Little Debbie Oatmeal Creme Pies are a nostalgic treat for many, and their flavor remains consistent with what fans expect. The cookies are soft and chewy with a mild cinnamon and molasses flavor, complemented by a sweet, creamy vanilla filling. The balance between the oatmeal cookie and the creme is pleasant—not overly sweet, but definitely indulgent. The creme has a smooth texture and a sugary richness that pairs well with the spiced cookie. The cookies are soft and slightly moist, which makes them easy to bite into. They’re not crunchy like traditional oatmeal cookies, but that’s part of their charm. The creme filling is fluffy and creamy, not greasy or overly thick. Together, the textures create a satisfying mouthfeel that’s comforting and familiar. For the price (usually around \$2.50–\$3.50 depending on location), the Family Pack offers good value. You get a dozen treats that are consistent in quality and flavor. Compared to other snack cakes, Little Debbie products are generally more affordable while still delivering on taste. Each pie contains around 170–190 calories, with a fair amount of sugar and saturated fat. They’re not marketed as health food, so moderation is key. They do contain some dietary fiber thanks to the oatmeal, but overall, they’re a treat rather than a nutritious snack. Little Debbie Oatmeal Creme Pies are a classic American snack that delivers on comfort and flavor. They’re ideal for those who enjoy soft cookies with a sweet filling and are looking for a budget-friendly indulgence. While not gourmet, they’re reliably tasty and evoke a sense of nostalgia for many.

The oatmeal creme pies have not only shrunk in size by HALF, they taste like nothing. It's an odd thing to say, but they have no flavor. How much does a pinch of cinnamon or nutmeg cost? To top it all off, the creme was a DOT in the middle of each pie. I doubt it was a manufacturing error, nor a money saving tactic. The public needs to speak up %26 let them know we won't buy crap. The top positions make millions per year %26 think the customers will just eat and buy anything because we are desperate. Speak up!