Pop Tarts vs Glutino Vs Nature’s Path Blind Taste Test - Frosted Strawberry

[@fitnessbypriscillaofficial]

Sometimes the quality of the ingredients attribute to the price of the product. While the 3rd one may of been more expensive, the ingredients used are more higher quality than pop tarts.

[@TamiDunn]

Very true!

[@adamandrews4906]

Priscilla Deleon Gluinos pizzas are over $6 most places. I got ten of them for 50 cents each. Gluten free pizzas, ha yeah quality of ingredients....sure

[@Bbrrooookkee]

Yeah. I have Celiac Disease and finding good gluten free food is really brand specific. The Glutino Toaster Pastries are really good and heating them definitely makes them better. I now have a friend who is gluten intolerant and I'm recommending these to him as well. Eating gluten free foods after eating gluten for most of your life, you can find yourself constantly tired. The Glutino Toaster Pastries are a great pick up. Especially when you're just looking for something to snack on that will hold you over until another meal.

[@Emilia-dy9ox]

For someone who can’t eat gluten without getting very sick.. the price of the glutino pastries is well worth it when you miss being a normal person and having a “pop tart” 🤗

[@TamiDunn]

I believe it. I would feel the same way if I couldn't have gluten.

[@carolynr2225]

I eat gluten free and I feel like I'm getting robbed when I "treat" myself to pre-made gluten free snacks. I only do it when I don't have time to make it myself.. It's messed up that these company's take advantage of people who can't have gluten. Alot of these products have ingredients like rice flour, potato starch, tapico starch, etc.. and there is no reason for the price to be so high. These ingredients aren't worth more than "regular" gluten ingredients. Annie's gluten free mac n cheese with rice pasta is $3 a box (in my location) but the regular box's with organic pasta (regularly priced at $2.29) go on sale for $1 a box just about every week. The gluten free ones never go on sale. The organic ingredients they use are worth more than the rice they use to make the gluten free pasta, yet they charge more for the g.f. box. It's sad that local stores and the manufacturers don't care about the people who can't have gluten, not everyone gluten free can afford these products. I can't afford it so I taught myself how to cook everything I like to eat.. From crackers to bread, muffins, and pasta from scratch to granola bars, cakes, pies, cookies etc.. Even pop tarts. I just can't afford $5 for 9 cookies or 5 pop tarts.. I'm hoping one day to open a local gluten free bakery that offers affordable prices in my area bc people who can't have gluten deserve to pay what others do.

[@Bbrrooookkee]

I completely understand. I have Celiac Disease and will vomit for hours, get extremely weak, and dizzy with hot flashes. I end up still heaving even once there is nothing left on my stomach. Sorry I know that is a lot of detail but when I find foods I can eat it makes me so happy. I was diagnosed at 2 1/2 after months of being violently sick and in and out of hospitals. If only we knew that it just came down to eating a gluten free diet. Celiac and Gluten allergies were not common then so no one knew why I was getting sick. I still slip up sometimes and eat things I can't have which makes me extremely sick but I've gotten pretty good about being careful about what to eat

[@jesseherrera6970]

For someone who can / t eat gluten without getting very sick .. the price of the glutino pastries is well worth it when you miss being a normal person and having a * pop tart *

[@sugarspiceandlottarice8877]

yup

[@bryanjones0185]

Personally, I actually like the nature's path organic best. They taste the same as poptarts, just a little less filling inside and contain no harmful ingredients or chemicals.

[@TamiDunn]

Thank you for your comment!

[@ashw1767]

I love the Nature's Path pastries but I eat the blueberry ones! Also, I can't eat the Kelloggs pop tarts anyway because they have gelatin in them and I'm vegetarian. :P

[@TamiDunn]

It is nice that there are a lot of vegetarian options nowadays!

[@blackblazer9595]

yep because that pop tart have high fructose corn syrup, not organic.

[@juniorweyman1696]

@@blackblazer9595 you don't have to eat organic food to call yourself a vegetarian

[@blackblazer9595]

@@juniorweyman1696 I know junior, that organic natural path tart have high adding sugar too

[@blackblazer9595]

Same here, but nature path tart have high adding sugar too...eat your own risk!

[@TheRivrPrncess]

I think the Glutino was the prettiest pastry. Good and interesting review.

[@unicornguy9676]

lol Kevin's reaction at the 3rd one.

[@TamiDunn]

Ha! Thanks for watching!

[@shenicewilson6802]

Barrak Sadeq Yeah I cracked up when I saw that😂

[@victoriakhan8498]

Barrak Sadeq P

[@TaylorMadejdm1975]

How could anybody not want anymore Pop-Tarts?...🤣 lolol

[@edwardholmes91]

Thanks for the video. I have coeliac disease and so I have to follow a gluten free diet. I suddenly had a craving for Pop Tarts and found your video :) I hope Kellogg's start making a GF version, because they look the tastiest out of the three and I loved having them before I was diagnosed. It annoys me that GF products are so expensive though too, as manufacturers are making huge profits out of people who have no choice!

[@victoriakhan8498]

Edward Hol

[@drceno]

Try using Simply Poptarts.

[@angelapeniska9619]

I would choose either one over poptarts because I don't eat food with artificial food coloring in it and poptarts uses red 40

[@TamiDunn]

Interesting, I have never paid much mind to that. Thanks for watching!

[@angelapeniska9619]

The glutino are cheaper at Walmart their $3.60 to $3.80 depending on your store whole foods marks up the price for anything gluten free.

[@TamiDunn]

Which is a shame for people that have a gluten intolerance. :/

[@DEMONWOLFize]

Great review guys. I don't know if I would try the Glutino brand. The pop tarts are the brand we buy and I think since they have a wider variety of flavors it would be better to stick to it unless like Kevin said you have to go gluten free.

[@TamiDunn]

The variety of flavors is nice, plus the price difference!

[@DEMONWOLFize]

We found the Pink Lemonade ones when we went shopping but couldn't get them at that time. We will get them and try them though.

[@marykacyy6802]

Tami Dunn Hey:) I've tried the Nature's Path but I purchased them at Publix

[@TamiDunn]

That's great!

[@adamheyman717]

i love how the off brand for poptarts are better then the name brand

[@TamiDunn]

Poptarts benefit is the flavor variety, but I agree!

[@LawandaFinch]

Loved your review my daughter has celiacs disease and she has to eat gluten free! I agree the gluten free foods are extremely overpriced!

[@TamiDunn]

It's a shame, but the good thing is that there is more and more to choose from now.

[@melanieibanez2049]

Yaaay finally a blind taste test poptart reviewww:)

[@TamiDunn]

:) Thanks for watching!

[@tortellini6793]

The glutino ones look good to me and I would be curious to try them but only if they sold them individually. I love kellogg's pop tarts and their variety!

[@TamiDunn]

I wish more things were sold individually!

[@gracew4676]

Thanks again for including a gf product--even though its so expensive, it's nice to know if things are worth a splurge for a special occasion. And I laughed so hard when you realized there's only five in the box, because yep.. that's why as a GF+vegetarian grad students sans-salary, I just live on fruits and vegetables--no processed gf food... because on the west coast it's so expensive. When I lived in the midwest it wasn't too, too pricey at Walmart though--so hopefully if/when you do more GF reviews you can find the products at Walmart.

[@ashw1767]

Not sure if you eat Kelloggs or not but I read you were vegetarian and just wanted to warn you that they have gelatin in them, making them non-vegetarian. I personally enjoy the Nature's Path blueberry ones!

[@jesseherrera6970]

Thanks again for including a gf product - - even though its so expensive , it's nice to know if things are worth a splurge for a special occasion . And l laughed so hard when you realized there / s only five in the box , because yep .. that / s why as GF + vegetarian grad students sans - salary , l just live on fruits and vegetables - - no processed gf food .... because on the west coast it's so expensive . When l lived in

[@BerkshireBaconLover]

I have family that can't have gluten and they find that while some products are good the prices are way too high so they find way to cook and bake at home with alternative non gluten ingredients.

[@TamiDunn]

The prices are a lot higher, which is sad for people with an intolerance to gluten.

[@BerkshireBaconLover]

Tami Dunn Very True!

[@glitterfairy3306]

Nice review! Interesting that the Glutino one is the only one that has eggs in it. Also it's a shame that Kellogg's got rid of the whole grain pop tarts! Those were SO good and didn't have the high fructose corn syrup like the original ones they have. Guess it's cheaper to use the high fructose instead of the real sugar. It's practically in everything people buy these days. 😏 Never mind the bad after effects they leave you with by including high fructose. Have you guys had any luck in finding those whole grain pop tarts near you? So far, I've only been able to find them at Big lots. :(

[@tortellini6793]

There is really no indisputable evidence that high fructose is any worse for you than real sugar. " In retrospect, recent controversies arose when a scientific commentary was published suggesting a possible unique link between HFCS consumption and obesity. Since then, a broad scientific consensus has emerged that there are no metabolic or endocrine response differences between HFCS and sucrose related to obesity or any other adverse health outcome. This equivalence is not surprising given that both of these sugars contain approximately equal amounts of fructose and glucose, contain the same number of calories, possess the same level of sweetness, and are absorbed identically through the gastrointestinal tract. " advances.nutrition.org/content/4/2/236.full So many people avoid certain foods or traits in foods without educating themselves! You don't need to deprive yourself of food containing that ingredient. Your body will react and metabolize it the same way as sugar.

[@glitterfairy3306]

+tortellini Everyone is entitled to their own opinion, but the facts are obvious. Any food label with HFCS in it, is a red flag for highly processed crap. And you trying to point out that cheap, artificial/synthetic sweeteners which help processed food companies boost their profits are the same as sugar. Then more power to you. 👌 Sugar may not be a great choice to binge on, but it is a better alternative than HFCS when consumed in moderation.

[@tortellini6793]

+Glitterfairy330 no I was pointing out facts backed by a peer-reviewed scientific journal. That is just one amongst many. Nothing is good to binge on but if you have 4 cookies made with real sugar and 4 cookies made with HFCS, your body will digest and metabolize them the same way. One will not be any more detrimental or nutritional to your health.

[@glitterfairy3306]

+tortellini That's all well and good, however I merely came on here to express my thoughts about my opinion. I did not go after your posts and force you to change your thoughts about how you want to handle YOUR food intake. If you feel confident about what you consume on a daily basis, weather it be products containing HFCS and what not, then more power to you! 👍 I personally along with many others have had bad experiences when dealing with HFCS vs sugar. There is a reason more and more companies are now coming out with products labeled "No high fructose corn syrup". Scientific tested or not, this all subjective based on how you deal with food. You have your opinion and I have mine.

[@tortellini6793]

I was just trying to help educate. It's only because I hate when people deprive themselves of certain things because of what the mainstream media tells you instead of researching and educating yourself. Luckily, everyone can eat what they want and has their own specific preferences. It would be boring if we were all the same. Cheers :)

[@live42dayk1]

Yea interesting video and it is nice when you 2 have different opinions.

[@TamiDunn]

Thanks for watching!

[@ladysman50208]

if you have the toast'em brand those are really good and inexpensive. ☺

[@TamiDunn]

I will look for those!

[@Angelmusicmagic]

If you don't care if a product is organic/natural and just looking for best price for toaster pastry's I would say either Great Value(Walmart brand) has 16 for $2.76 and Millville brand sold at Aldi's has 12 and is $1.99 and don't know how either of these taste as I only eat food with no artificial colors and flavors and the least preservatives and shortest ingredients list but just putting it out there for if someone wants to save some money on toaster pastry/tarts

[@tortellini6793]

That would be a cool blind taste test! Kellogs vs. Great Value vs. Aldi's poptarts!

[@TamiDunn]

Thanks for sharing, I'll keep that in mind!

[@kaskahea1274]

I eat both Nature’s Path & Kellogg’s 🍓

[@lauraredmond7819]

It would be awesome if you could review the new Gluten Free Lance crackers. Maybe even a blind taste test with the new Gluten Free Lance crackers and the regular ones. I think they are available at Target. Thanks

[@TamiDunn]

I saw this comment before and it is on our list! :) Thanks for watching!

[@7James77]

I got a question about the Glutino vs Poptart. You say the Glutino is 5 per package, 1 Glutino being 210 Calories. So thats 5 servings at 210 calories, or 1 for 5 days. The Pop Tarts you said is 200 Calories per serving. Is that 200 per package/2 of them? Making them 100 Calories per pop tart? I need GF and have a wicked craving for Pop Tarts.

[@TamiDunn]

That is for 1 single Pop Tart.

[@7James77]

@@TamiDunn yikes, ok, that is expensive.

[@ronaldbeach8724]

All gluten free cost a lot more my wife has had to eat that way for 17 years when she was first diagnose celiac we hadn’t drive over a 100 miles one way to get gluten free food

[@TamiDunn]

I'm glad she has more options these days.

[@victoriakhan8498]

Pop tarts yay

[@alanmats9386]

I would have toasted them

[@ethansgamingchannel7077]

last time i burnt my poptart by accident

[@TamiDunn]

Thank you for watching!

[@tinadmusa]

Glutino are specifically " GLUTEN FREE" They are not off brand! this is not a good comparison. Glutino are VERY good though better then any of the others!

[@majaertotalgiz]

They definitely are off brand. They taste ridiculous compared to pop tarts.

[@tinadmusa]

@@majaertotalgiz Off Brand CLUTEN FREE? So what ones are the brand name Gluten free ones?

[@tinadmusa]

@@majaertotalgiz If you know I would love to know we hvae GF poptart lovers in our home

[@deesee3622]

I bet Kelloggs was best

[@TamiDunn]

Kelloggs is generally a good brand :)

[@jesseforrest416]

I wouldn't pay 5 bucks and change for some knock off brand.

[@DrummerGrrrl]

Nature's Path Pop-Tarts are WRETCHED. I got some at a Seattle food bank and they were nasty.

[@TamiDunn]

Thanks for watching!

[@eric1weecw001]

all the glutino products are a ripoff for what you get

[@TamiDunn]

I can see where you might say that, thanks for watching!

[@madilynnbaker3965]

First!

[@TamiDunn]

Thanks for watching!

[@richardjamada3005]

glutino and nature's path are rip offs of pop tarts

[@durece100]

These two aren't rip-off of pop tarts.