Here's a breakfast food mashup you might not have seen coming: Pop-Tarts and Liquid Death.
New Liquid Death Pop-Tarts Squeezed to Death Frosted Orange are the first of the popular breakfast pastries to be inspired by a flavor from the maker of canned water, iced tea and other beverages. The limited-edition Pop-Tarts have an orange-flavored filling, orangy crust, frosting and sprinkles – a nod to Liquid Death's orange soda sparkling water
.To be honest, we could've seen this coming. Liquid Death recently released a Pop-Tarts Carnage iced tea patterned after Pop-Tarts Frosted Strawberry toaster pastries. The drink became available on Amazon in April before expanding to major retail and grocery stores in May 2026.
And more recently, in August, ready-to-drink
cocktail brand BuzzBallz teamed up with Pop-Tarts for limited-edition cocktails inspired by Frosted S’mores and Frosted Brown Sugar Cinnamon Pop-Tarts.
The new Liquid Death Pop-Tarts Squeezed to Death Frosted Orange Pop-Tarts will hit store shelves beginning in November 2026, priced at $4.69 (package of 12) and $4.97 (package of 16).

Win a free Pop-Tarts Liquid Death Bad Morning Alarm Clock
Here's a scary way to start your day: an alarm clock that wakes you up with screams, the sound of chains and "over-the-top morning 'badffirmations'," the brands say in a news release. You can get a chance to win the Bad Morning Alarm Clock by tagging a friend with the hashtag #PopTartsBadMorningGiveaway on the @PopTartsUS Instagram post.
Another Pop-Tarts surprise? Secretary of State Marco Rubio is apparently among the breakfast pastries' fans. "The Pop-Tart is one of the great American innovations in the history of the world," Rubio said in August while appearing on "The Katie Miller Podcast," along with his wife, Jeanette.
Other devotees include brothers Jason and Travis Kelce, while called out the Strawberry, Brown Sugar and Wild Berry flavored Pop-Tarts on their "New Heights" podcast in August 2025.
"Listen, it's hard to go wrong with the strawberry," Jason said.
"They're so good," Travis Kelce said, adding, "Could you imagine a childhood without those?"
Contributing: Amaris Encina and Saman Shafiq, USA TODAY
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