SPOTTED ON SHELVES – 2/4/2014

Here are some interesting new and limited edition products found on store shelves by us and your fellow readers. If you’ve tried any of the products, share your thoughts about them in the comments.

Pace Fire Salsa

Looks like I can’t use “Pace” to describe things that are mild anymore. (Spotted by Esther at Walmart.)

Lunchables Kabobbles

Lunchables Kabobbles is a cute name. I would’ve gone with Lunchables Stabbies. And now you know why I don’t work in marketing…and can’t be trusted with knives. (Spotted by Amanda at Kroger.)

Quaker Sweet and Salty

I imagine Quaker Small Hard Bitter & Nasty bars would not sell well. (Spotted by Amanda at Kroger.)

Tyson Any'tizers Grillin' Wings Rotisserie Flavored

Tyson Any'tizers Grillin' Wings Smokehouse Flavored

Do you know what’s wrong with these Tyson Any’tizers Grillin’ Wings? There’s not enough apostrophes. How about Tyson Any’tizers Grillin’ Wings Smokehouse’s Flavor? (Spotted by Kassie at King Soopers.)

Thomas' Limited Edition Banana Bread Bagels

Banana bread English muffins. Banana bread bagels. Why not just make banana bread, Thomas’? (Spotted by Lindsay at Kroger.)

Thank you to all the photo contributors! If you’re out shopping and see an interesting new or limited edition product on the shelf, snap a picture of it, and send us an email ([email protected]) with where you found it and “Spotted” in the subject line. If you do so, you might see your picture in our next Spotted on Shelves post.

8 thoughts to “SPOTTED ON SHELVES – 2/4/2014”

  1. Thomas’ banana bread bagels are actually good. I tried them with nutella on top and was in heaven.

  2. I tried the Thomas’ banana bread English muffins and thought they had an overbearing artificial/chemical taste… I wonder if the bagels would fare any better? I haven’t seen those in stores yet; wish I had tried them instead of the English muffins.

    I wonder if those new Pace “fire” salsas are actually spicy… it would certainly be nice if they were.

    1. I tried the English muffins, too. They were disappointing. I could see chunks of banana, but there was a weird aftertaste that was just yuck. Maybe I’ll make French Toast with them and drown them in syrup and peanut butter lol.

        1. My kids loved the kabobbles but only 1 of 3 actually built them and took get 5 mins to to so the other 2 just ate everything delegate cute idea but don’t See kids spending there 15 min lunch on actually putting the kabobs together

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