Yahoo Lifestyle Walmart's Deliciously Sweet New Treat Has Fans Rushing to Clear the Shelves Now
Chocolate lovers rejoice as a delicious new snack is officially on the table at Walmart, and it's a big one for fans of anything Hershey’s-related. We recently caught wind of the new frozen sweet offering, thanks to @walmartgems and their dedication to all things new at Walmart, and we couldn’t believe what we'd laid our eyes on at that moment.
“Look what I found in the freezer section,” @walmartgems exclaimed in a post shared about the new Hershey’s arrival. “These new Hershey’s frozen cake bites look SO good!”
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And we couldn’t agree more. Fans online are calling them “super sweet” but also “so yummy,” leading us to believe that this is one new snack that shoppers will certainly be searching high and low for as the weeks progress. There are two flavors to choose from, Hershey's Milk Chocolate Cake Bites and Hershey’s Cookies ‘n’ Creme Enrobed Cake Bites. Each offering comes frozen in a 7.2-ounce package and retails for the cool price of $6.63.
Hershey’s Milk Chocolate Cake Bites feature a chocolate cake covered in smooth Hershey’s milk chocolate, topped with a sweet drizzle of Hershey’s white crème and conveniently portioned into bite-sized pieces for on-the-go snacking. Hershey’s Cookies ‘n’ Creme Cake Bites, on the other hand, feature a chocolate cake enrobed in Hershey’s white crème, topped with crunch chocolate cookie bits and portioned into convenient bite-sized pieces. Each box sports about 130 calories per serving, with six servings available inside.
We know it's winter, and the temperature is far beyond what you would call “ice cream weather,” but there are certain delicacies that transcend the seasons. Frozen chocolate cake bites are definitely included on that list. If people can drink their favorite cold brew year round, then there’s no reason why we can’t snack on these Hershey’s frozen cake bites from now until spring. We just might need to stock up before supplies completely sell out once word of their arrival spreads around town.
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