Reviewing Oreo Double Chocolate Cakesters, Goldfish Grahams S’mores, & More

These remind me so much of the Chocolate Hostess Cupcakes. In fact, it’s nearly identical! The texture is moist and has a fairly sweet, dark chocolate taste, and the inside cream is creamy and has a chocolate flavor. The sweetness level is perfect, coming across as moderate overall. It’s very similar to a chocolate-chocolate cake, although it’s creamy enough not to overwhelm.

Released around mid-February 2025. Found at Stop & Shop.

In terms of Goldfish Crackers, these are pretty close to strawberry shortcake. There’s a lightly sweet, pleasant strawberry taste. Combined with the soft-crunchy graham cracker taste and feel, it resembles the crust of a shortcake. Quite unique for a graham cracker!

Released in late December 2024, along with Vanilla Cupcake and Cinnamon Roll flavors. Found at Stop & Shop.

A mix of marshmallow-shaped goldfish, chocolate, and graham Goldfish crackers. The marshmallows taste and feel identical to the marshmallows you find in cereal. The chocolate and graham cracker ones taste almost similar: chocolate is a very light chocolate, and the graham cracker is as advertised. The texture of these is a soft-crunch, semi-dry biscuit-like combination. Together, it sort of resembles s’mores, although the chocolate and marshmallow flavor isn’t enough and is overpowered by the graham cracker.

Released many years ago, according to reviews, and it may have been discontinued at some point. Found in February 2025 at Stop & Shop.

Okay, there are definitely a lot of different flavors here. For the most part, the vinegar and barbecue come out the most. However, the flavors here, compared to their counterparts, are much less pronounced and substantially lighter. Basically, the vinegar and barbecue here aren’t punchy and are, instead, very light and pleasant to eat. That describes the chips overall: a tasty and complex yet unoffending chip.

Released January 12, 2025. Found at Walmart.

It’s not necessarily honey bun tasting; instead, it’s more of a regular cinnamon muffin you’d find in stores. It’s decently sweet, not as sweet as a honey bun. There’s also definitely more cinnamon than sugar flavor. In terms of texture, they’re incredibly soft and moist, simply put, a very pleasant snack.

Released in June of 2021.

These smell extremely chocolatey, and the taste matches! It’s like a semi-dark, moderately sweet chocolate cocoa flavor. The cookie shell is super lightly crunchy with some softness, a tad dry, and breaks apart easily when biting in. Still, it’s soft enough not to fully crumble apart. The inside filling is nearly liquid but still solid and resembles about the same chocolate flavor as the cookie itself. I especially like how much filling there actually is; they didn’t skimp out!

I’m unsure of an exact release date for either of these. Found at Ocean State Job Lot.

The sweet and creamy strawberry taste is accompanied by a light, soft-crunchy outer shell. The filling is very soft and compliments the wafer texture well. This filling reminds me of candy like Lindt’s strawberry truffles–at least flavor-wise! Overall, these are about the standard for filled wafers, nothing too special, creamy, and a tasty sweet treat.

I’m unsure of an exact release date. Found at Ocean State Job Lot.

These cookies are thick and small-muffin shaped and are super soft, moist, and not as chewy as one might think or find compared to other chewy cookies. They taste and feel organic and premium, like they’re “grass-fed” cookies. Personally, I really like this texture for how different they are compared to regular cookies!

Lemon: Slightly punchy and just sweet enough, these sport an organic lemon-like taste. There’s a light background taste that is sour and somewhat offputting, which I’m not sure is the lemon itself or some additive. Additionally, I don’t really get any coconut from these.

Ginger: These remind me so much of Christmas! The ginger is creamy and perfectly sweet, although, like the lemon, there’s a sour background taste that does somewhat get in the way. Interestingly, however, it almost tastes like there’s some sweet cream cheese twirled into it, making it resemble a decorated gingerbread house flavor.

I’m unsure of an exact release date for either of these. Found at Ocean State Job Lot.

The texture of these is hard-soft regular popcorn, with a noticeably solid thin coating on them that resembles a solidified sugary glaze. In no way do they feel cheap, in fact, they’re quite premium feeling and tasting. Compared to other flavored popcorns, they’re definitely sweeter, and overall, these sport a sugary vanilla taste–not quite cake batter, but close enough!

I’m unsure of an exact release date. Found at Ocean State Job Lot.

When I taste these, I get a lot of vanilla mixed with a caramel-like taste. The filling is sweet, and the outside biscuit is a soft-crunchy texture that tones down the sweetness just enough. Still, it’s definitely still sweet. Compared to other wafers, I’d rank these a touch sweeter. My only criticism here is I would wish for more salted caramel over vanilla flavoring.

I’m unsure of an exact release date. Found at Ocean State Job Lot.