Each jar of Dunkaroos frosting contains 16 ounces of delicious vanilla frosting peppered with our favorite rainbow sprinkles. From the label on the jar, it looks like these sprinkles aren’t too scrawny, either. And yes, it’s an entire pound of frosting!

It’s all about the vanilla frosting with sprinkles With every new product launch, there are a few holdouts, and one skeptic was quick to chime in, Soooo this is basically just the rainbow chip with dunkaroos slapped on it (via Instagram). … As ’90s Dunkaroos fans, we’ll be waiting with bated breath.

Information is scarce, and when TasteMade went straight to the source and asked Betty Crocker, they simply responded that it was down to many factors. Ok, thanks? But it seems as though the biggest one was that Dunkaroos was holding onto an increasingly small percentage of the market thanks mostly to nostalgia alone.

Why was Rainbow Chip discontinued? We discontinued Rainbow Chip because we believed that consumers wanted the chips on top, not in the frosting. But, we heard people loud and clear that chips in the frosting are what make Rainbow Chip unique, and there is no substitute!

The Snack Time Trade Off Of course one of these classics were dunkaroos. … Kid s would trade their whole snack for just one cookie dipped in frosting. This copycat dunkaroos (made gluten free, of course) are going to have all the kids begging to switch snacks.

Per 1 Tray: 190 calories; 4 g sat fat (20% DV); 95 mg sodium (4% DV); 18 g total sugars.

For the most part, Dunkaroos Cereal does indeed taste like every other cereal that has ever looked like it. It’s the generic, vanilla-ish version of Cookie Crisp with a new paint job. The texture is identical to Holiday Sprinkle Cookie Crisp and the flavor is at least 95% of the same story.

Per 2 Tbsp As Packaged: 140 calories; 3 g sat fat (15% DV); 70 mg sodium (3% DV); 20 g total sugars. Gluten free. Contains Bioengineered food ingredients.

The 2020 version of Dunkaroos debuts in just one flavor: vanilla cookies with vanilla frosting with rainbow sprinkles. This is actually a change from the OG, first flavor of Dunkaroos that used cinnamon graham cookies.

Now, over a year after their initial relaunch, the sweet snack is back in another returning flavor. Chocolate Dunkaroos come with vanilla cookies and rich chocolate frosting for dipping so you can mix and match your own ratio. Packs of the treat are available in grocery stores right now at about $1.79.

A Dunkaroos Beer Exists And It’s Brewed With Cookies And Sprinkles To Taste Just Like The Nostalgic Treat. … The eight percent ABV beverageaptly named DunkAbroosis brewed with cookies, vanilla cream, lactose, and sprinkles.

Use it to frost cupcakes, cakes, and more. Not sure if you’ve ever had the pleasure of experiencing the tub of miracles otherwise known as rainbow chip frosting. It’s a tangy-sweet, but mostly sweet, vanilla frosting that has soft and colorful chips swirled inside.

Rainbow Chip was a flavor of Betty Crocker’s frosting line. Introduced in the 1980s, Rainbow Chip was produced, then discontinued, and then put back into production. Funfetti was launched by Pillsbury in the 1990s. Funfetti was their classic white cake mix with primary colored jimmies.

Frosting: Sugar, Palm Oil, Water, Corn Syrup, Corn Starch, Canola Oil, Contains 2% Or Less Of: Salt, Mono And Diglycerides, Artificial Flavor, Artificial Color Including Yellow 5 And Red 40, Polysorbate 60, Modified Corn Starch, Potassium Sorbate (Preservative), Soy Lecithin, Xanthan Gum, Citric Acid, Antioxidants ( …

2012 History. The product was discontinued in the United States in 2012 but continued to be sold in Canada. In 2016, General Mills announced a campaign called Smugglaroos, which encouraged Canadians travelling to the United States to bring the snack to Americans who wanted it.

Dunkaroos, Vanilla Cookies and Vanilla Frosting, 6 ct, 9 oz – Walmart.com.

Dunkaroos are available at Walmart, King Soopers, and Safeway grocery stores, and can even be purchased through InstaCart, Amazon, or at 7-Eleven.

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Each pack includes enough dough to make six large cookies (or 24 mini cookies) and is described as being a classic sugar cookie dough. Because Dunkaroos are anything but plain, the packs come with vanilla frosting with rainbow sprinkles to drizzle (…or douse) your cookies with.

However, there will be some obstacles for Canadians who want to get their hands on the treats. … Unfortunately, Canadians will have to go south of the border if they want to buy some. In a statement to Narcity, a spokesperson for General Mills said that at this time there are no plans to relaunch Dunkaroos in Canada.

Created in 1988 by Betty Crocker, each packet of Dunkaroos came with about a dozen or so kangaroo-shaped cinnamon crackers nestled comfortably next to what never seemed like enough, soft, sweet icing in flavors of vanilla and chocolate.

Dunkaroos are officially back, much to the delight of ’90s kids everywhere. This blast from the past cookies that are dipped into an accompanying mini-tub of frosting is now available at 7-Eleven. A tray, which is 1.5 ounces, costs $2, while a pack of two is priced at $3.

The once-retired ’90s snack is making comeback after comeback. Very exciting retro-snack news for nostalgic ’90s kids who lean more chocolate than vanilla: Chocolate Dunkaroos are coming back. … Dunkaroos confirmed the news on Monday. Booyah!

Dunkaroos on Twitter: @AmandaCampau We’ve been spotted at Target! / Twitter.

Dunkaroos are now Kosher! Please always check product packaging for Kosher certification information.

General Mills looks to make summer more rad this year with the return of Chocolate Dunkaroos beginning in July 2021. … Originally introduced in 1992, General Mills discontinued Dunkaroos in 2012 in the US, and in 2017 in Canada.

General Mills It was paired with the last name Crocker, in honor of William Crocker, a Washburn Crosby Company director. The character’s image has been updated seven times since her creation, reflecting changes in fashions and hairstyles. … Betty Crocker.

Dunkaroos were popular in the 1990s and 2000s but were discontinued in the U.S. in May 2012. Up until now, fans of Dunkaroos had to travel to Canada to get their hands on the snackthe snack brand even encouraged fans to do so with its Smugglaroos campaign.