I have eaten smores pop-tarts for a while and I used to be one of those basic people eating a blueberry or strawberry pop-tart but they started tasting really artificial. So I decided to try something that I had a feeling wouldn't taste artificial, thus the smores pop-tart.

When I was a child my parents sent me off to summer camp one year. At first I hated it, but after a few days I made friends with a kid named Dennis. Dennis and I bonded over similar interests and how we both experienced difficulties in life due to us both having Autism. One night, after all the camp activities were finished. Dennis and I were sitting around the campfire, leaned up against the short school bus that the camp used to transport kids around. We weren't allowed to roast marshmallows on the fire because of a safety incident that happened the previous year involing a kid named Debbie and her friend Alex. But Dennis' dad gave him some s'mores pop-tarts to take with him during camp. Dennis was down to his last pack, and we still had a few days left in camp. When Dennis opened the pack, he saw how much I would have wanted one. he then gave me one of the pop-tarts and we ate together by the fire. I remember feeling so welcomed and included in that moment. Dennis and I were sure to be life-long friends after this. The next year I went back to camp, this time excited to see Dennis and to hear about what he had been up to in his life. But, unfortunately Dennis never showed up. I spent that year of camp doing the various activities with other campers, always looking over my shoulder, hoping to see Dennis arrive to camp. That was back in 1998, and every so often when I'm grocery shopping, I'll see a box of pop-tarts and I'll grab the s'mores flavor. Saving them to eat at a special time. I'm an adult now and the memories still rush back in vivid detail whenever I take a bite of the s'mores flavor. I hope one day I can see Dennis again and we can share one more pack of pop-tarts together again. Dennis, if you ever happen to read this, it's me, Bruce from Fashun Valley Camp! Hope you're doing well. Thank you pop-tarts for making such a great product!

I recently had one of these for the first time in years and it brought back a vivid memory from my childhood. As a black kid I grew up in a very diverse city with many different cultures all around me. There really was no area where I was from that was anything above middle class and for the most part we were all in poverty together. It was amazing how that entire community came together, at least for the most part. There was one person in particular that caused a lot of Chaos and mayhem around yhe neighborhood and I know at this point you're probably thinking, "what does this have to do with smores pop tarts" but I assure you I'm getting there. I can't quite remember the troublemakers real name but he had a nickname that he went by which was Peanut. He got the name because when he drank he was known to dawn a mask and pretend to change his identity at parties even though everyone knew who he was and part of that persona he created he would refer to as peanut. He grew up a good kid, respectable looking and its hard to say where things went wrong but the pictures of him back before the trouble started vs now are quite alarming. Anyway one day peanut was wearing a mask and came over to my house for a small get together. To be honest I invited him because I was afraid of what would happen if I didn't. At some point peanut began going a little overboard like he always does and when he started screaming certain obscenitys that I will not repeat we knew it was time to take him home. The only problem was that he refused to leave so my friends and I came up with a plan, we knew peanut loved smore flavored pop tarts so after he trapped himself in the bathroom we made a line of them to the front door of my house with the last bits on my porch. When he finally emergered from the bathroom he followed the trail right to the porch and my wife closed the door behind him. He screeched and banged on the door for several hours and ended up causing over 3000 worth of damages to my bathroom but all in all it wasn't nearly as bad as some of the other stories I've heard of him. To this day I dread thinking about what would have happened that night if my wife hadn't of happened to pick up his favorite brand of poptarts earlier that afternoon. 5 out of 5

Never had this flavor as I always buy the brown sugar cinnamon, but they only had this flavor and one other. So I bought the one that sounded like it would taste better! This flavor Pop Tart was really good and even though I love the brown sugar cinnamon, I will buy these agan..

I would gladly enter class 3 morbid obesity to consume these toaster pastries of the particular flavor of the Smore's variety my good sirs and/or madams!! The Smore's flavored filling of these toaster pastries, commonly known as "Pop-Tarts", perform an adequate job of enticing the tastebuds and dopamine receptors. However, these amalgamations of carbohydrates and fats do have one particular glaring qualm, and that is the highly occasional chance of not providing satisfaction post consumption, causing oneself to consume the product in larger quantities. Have a good day sirs and/or madams.

We love Smores and Pop Tarts and this has been my family's favorite flavor for years. We enjoy them both straight out of the box and wrapper as well as hot. We wam them in our toaster or toaster oven, and that makes the marshmallow flavor empty and good like a real Smores. The outside is different than regular Pop Tarts and tastes like a Graham crackwr, but softer.

I bought these because who isn't a fan of pumpkin pie?! However, these tasted way over-processed and too much like preservatives. I'll stick with the homemade, fresh taste of pie from my oven for this particular flavor and continue to buy the cherry frosted for my breakfast pop tart breakfast pastry of choice! :D

Pop Tarts just are not the same as they were when my kid was little, or even when my grandchild ate them. There is so little filling in them, all you tastes is the tasteless pie crust. that reminds me of cardboard. I won't be buy any more Pop Tarts of any kind.

]I bought these as part of Graduation care package for the class of 2020. Alumni of my high school adopted 2020 Graduates to let them know that even though they had to sacrifice so much this year their accomplishments didn't go unnoticed. My grad's bio said he loved pop tarts so I bought him twenty boxes of pop tarts as part of his care package. His mom posted on social media that he screamed "OMG I got S'mores Pop-Tarts and Chocolate Pop-Tarts! I'm going to have to hide them so my family and future roommates won't eat them on me!" When I read this my heart smiled. The Pop -Tarts cheered one young man up and that made my day. Thank you Kellogg.

I love these S’more Poptarts! They are so yummy—perfect indulgence treats. Heat them up a tad, and the gooey goodness is delightful! They aren’t messy; nor are they too filled with chocolate and marshmallow goodness that it’s overwhelming—Portioned nicely! Tip: sometimes a small scoop of vanilla ice cream on top of one is enough to turn your drab day around.