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Kellogg's Products - Kellogg's - Pop Tarts, Strawberry, 6/Box - Sold As 1 Box - Great for snacking throughout the day. - Good source of seven vitamins and minerals. - Can be eaten straight from the package without heating. - Equivalent to two bread or grain servings. -
Kellogg's Products - Kellogg's - Pop Tarts, Strawberry, 6/Box - Sold As 1 Box - Great for snacking throughout the day. - Good source of seven vitamins and minerals. - Can be eaten straight from the package without heating. - Equivalent to two bread or grain servings. -
Kellogg's Products - Kellogg's - Pop Tarts, Strawberry, 6/Box - Sold As 1 Box - Great for snacking throughout the day. - Good source of seven vitamins and minerals. - Can be eaten straight from the package without heating. - Equivalent to two bread or grain servings. - Feature
- Great for snacking throughout the day.
- Good source of seven vitamins and minerals.
- Can be eaten straight from the package without heating.
- Equivalent to two bread or grain servings.
Kellogg's Products - Kellogg's - Pop Tarts, Strawberry, 6/Box - Sold As 1 Box - Great for snacking throughout the day. - Good source of seven vitamins and minerals. - Can be eaten straight from the package without heating. - Equivalent to two bread or grain servings. - Overview
Kellogg's - Pop Tarts, Strawberry, 6/Box - Sold As 1 BoxIndividual single serve toaster pastry treat. Take them with you or eat them in the office. Hot or cold, they're a great meal or snack any time of day. Food Type: Pastry; Flavor: Frosted Strawberry; Capacity (Weight): 3.670 oz; Capacity (Volume): N/A.
Includes 6 packs of 2 toaster pastries. Read more
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