Pop-Tarts and Liquid Death are releasing a Squeezed to Death Frosted Orange toaster pastry in November, plus a giveaway for an alarm clock that screams you awake.
Pop-Tarts is getting a little bit metal.
Pop-Tarts and Liquid Death are teaming up on a new Squeezed to Death Frosted Orange toaster pastry, the brands announced Tuesday, Oct. 27. It’s the first Pop-Tarts flavor inspired by Liquid Death.
The limited-time pastries hit stores in November.
What does the Pop-Tarts Liquid Death flavor taste like?
Orange soda in breakfast form. The pastry has a citrus-flavored jam filling, a golden-orange crust, frosting, and orange sprinkles.
It’s inspired by Liquid Death’s Squeezed to Death Orange soda-flavored sparkling water. The release says the crust has sugar cookie notes and an orange sugar cookie finish.
How much are the new Pop-Tarts?
The suggested price is $4.69 for a 12-count box and $4.97 for a 16-count box, according to the release. Prices may vary by store.
Where can you buy Squeezed to Death Frosted Orange Pop-Tarts?
At participating retailers starting in November. Availability may vary by store, and they’re only around for a limited time.
What did Pop-Tarts and Liquid Death say?
Kim Holowiak, director of growth and marketing at Pop-Tarts, called the pastry “bright, citrusy and unmistakably Pop-Tarts.”
Greg Fass, vice president of marketing at Liquid Death, said the pastries are “only around for a limited time, so grab a box while you can.”
What is the Pop-Tarts Bad Morning Alarm Clock?
A giveaway clock built to wake you up the hard way. The exclusive alarm clocks play loud sounds like screams, car horns, and smoke alarms, according to the release.
How do you enter the Pop-Tarts Bad Morning giveaway?
Tag a friend who isn’t a morning person using #PopTartsBadMorningGiveaway on the official Pop-Tarts post on Instagram (@poptartsus) or TikTok (@poptarts). You also need to follow the account and like the post.
Entries run from Wednesday, Oct. 28, at 10 a.m. ET through Friday, Oct. 30, at 5 p.m. ET. The contest is open to legal U.S. residents 18 and older, and no purchase is necessary.
Have Pop-Tarts and Liquid Death worked together before?
Yes. Earlier this year, the brands released Pop-Tarts Carnage, a limited-edition Liquid Death iced tea that tasted like Frosted Strawberry Pop-Tarts. The new pastry is their second team-up, according to the release.
What is Liquid Death?
A canned water brand known for its heavy metal style and dark humor. Liquid Death sells mountain water, soda-flavored sparkling water, iced tea and energy drinks in recyclable cans, according to the release.
The brand also donates part of its proceeds to fight plastic pollution. It launched in 2017 and quickly became known for its funny, over-the-top ads.
Who makes Pop-Tarts?
Kellanova, which is now part of Mars, the company behind M&M’s and Snickers. Pop-Tarts first hit shelves in 1964 and has become one of the best-known breakfast brands in the U.S.
Pop-Tarts has released lots of wild limited-edition flavors over the years, and it’s also known for its own playful marketing.
What is the Pop-Tarts Bowl?
A college football bowl game played at Camping World Stadium in Orlando. The game went viral for its giant Pop-Tart mascot, which gets lowered into a giant toaster after the game.
It’s become one of the most talked-about bowl games of the season, and a fun stop for families visiting Central Florida over the holidays.
Article compiled with the help of the Pirates & Princesses newsroom.
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