Katz Gluten Free Toaster Pastries. Strawberry. Easy Breakfast Food Or Anytime Healthy Snacks For Adults & Kids. Gluten Free Snacks. Dairy Free, Nut Free, Peanut Free 8 OZ (Pack Of 2

Since I must consume gluten-free foods, I found the Katz gluten-free strawberry toaster pastry tasted every bit as good as the leading pop tart brand. The texture is also so close there is not much difference. If there is one drawback, it would have to be the price, as these cost quite a bit more, and you only get half the quantity to a box. However, keep in mind, I believe the extra cost is warranted just to once again be able to have a pop tart if you can't eat wheat. I also really liked the Glutino brand toaster pastries, but Conagra foods discontinued those for whatever reason. Overall, still a pretty good value, and I give 4 stars for this product (would be a 5 if cost were lower).

We loved these so much! Be careful with the heat setting on your toaster. Start lower than you think you will need and go up. We were looking to get a new toaster anyway but we had to get one because of what happened when we toasted these. The toaster was set at the normal setting of around just under 2. It melted the icing off so then it started smoking but then the icing was stuck inside the toaster so the next time we used it, same thing happened so we just threw it away and got a new toaster and now we have it down to a science!😊

Ok taste. Don’t put in your toaster without a toaster bag. I set mine on fire. Recommend using a toaster oven.

These are not worth buying at any price. I guess if the price ever gets to $1 or below, or you’re really curious and have never had them, go ahead and give them a try. You will not enjoy them. They crumble instantly without so much as a glance (this is before even opening the package). Once you open the package, the item appears somewhat like a pop tart’s distant backwoods cousin, twice removed. If you dare put the item in your toaster, good luck getting all the individual crumbs out (I even used a toaster oven and put down foil). Best eaten with a spoon because it’s basically all crumbs. I got the strawberry flavored ones but they didn’t taste like strawberry. Oh well, that’s the gluten free life for me…

If you can't have the real thing, but want to remember what it was like to have a pop-tart as you ran out the door, late for school in the morning, these are not a bad substitute. They don't have the robustness of a real pop-tart, and are a bit on the crumbly side, but they taste similar (maybe even better). They definitely got the frosting part right, giving me flashbacks to the sugar rush that addicted my younger self to the OG Strawberry Pop-Tarts. I'm not so sure that is very healthy for the adult me though, so these will be a sometimes treat, and more than likely very sometimes, since I must have lost my sweet tooth somewhere in my early 20's. Katz did a decent job at recreating an old favorite though, and these should be a hit with pre-diabetic folks who are blissfully uncaring of the downside of a sugar rush, or anyone needing that nostalgic reminder of an unbalanced "breakfast" from their youth.