Reviewing Little Debbie Christmas Cakes, Coke Y3000, Milano Pumpkin Spice Cookies, & More

I remember these being so much sweeter as a kid, I was totally addicted! Instead, these taste more moderately sweet, are soft, and have a tasty vanilla cake taste. I also love the iconic little crunchy red bits and frosting, it’s so cute!

Originally released in 1985. Comes back every year around the late fall months.

The chocolate version of Christmas Tree Cakes! These lean towards the darker side and taste just a tad sweeter overall. They remind me of a chocolatey cake, and when fridged, it’s even better!

Not sure when they released this chocolate version of Tree Cakes.

Kind of a berry-ish coke? I’m really not sure. It’s about the same level of sweetness as a regular one, though, I wouldn’t rank it higher than one nor higher than the classics like Cherry or Vanilla.

Released September 2023 for a limited time. Coca-Cola claims it was partly created with AI.

Like most other holiday house kits, these are almost impossible to put together, or perhaps I’m an idiot. The taste and texture of the house itself is an off-tasting, mildly sweet chocolate chip cookie that’s a bit too dry. Even the frosting tastes too much on the artificial side, even a bit stiff, but at least its sweetness adds to the bland, unsweet chocolate chip cookie house pieces. Still, something about all of this comes together decently.

Not sure when this was released although it has been around for the last few years at least. Released late fall for the Holidays. Found at Stop & Shop.

A soft, sort of dry m cookie biscuit with a fairly bold and noticable semi-sweet pumpkin spice taste. A great addition to the Milano cookie line, it’s kind of unfortunate this is limited edition.

While I’m not sure when this was released, reviews date back to 2014. It has seemingly come back every year around the early fall months for a limited time.