Top 10 Little Debbie Snacks Ranked WORST to BEST

List of the top 10 Little Debbie snacks ranked worst to best. For over 50 years, Little Debbie has been bringing smiles to the faces of snack lovers and dessert lovers with each and every bite.

Some people consider Little Debbie to be the weak sister to Hostess Cakes, the more well known of the snack cake brands. However, Little Debbie snacks enjoy a loyal following that appreciates the attention to detail and variety. So where does your favorite place on the list of top 10 Little Debbie snacks ranked worst to best?

McKee Foods Corporation is the maker of the Little Debbie Snacks, Sunbelt Bakery granola and cereal, Heartland Brands, and Drake's Cakes. Little Debbie products are primarily cookie and cake-based dessert snacks. Great for some on-the-go energy, as an afternoon snack, for dessert after a meal or simply as comfort food, treats from Little Debbie come in a wide variety of shapes, colors and tastes. If you enjoyed this video list of the top 10 Little Debbie snacks ranked worst to best. Comment: #littledebbie #junkfood #snacks

TIMESTAMPS:
0:00 Little Debbie Snacks Ranked Worst To Best
0:23 Little Debbie's Star Crunch
1:34 Strawberry Shortcake Rolls
2:52 Marshmallow Pies
4:08 Salted Caramel Cookie Bars
5:14 Little Debbie's Zebra Cakes
6:12 Cosmic Brownies
6:59 Sticky and Sweet Honey Buns
8:10 Swiss Rolls
9:31 Oatmeal Creme Pies
11:05 Nutty Buddy Wafer Bars

SUMMARIES:
- According to at least some of the snack enthusiasts on the Internet, Little Debbie's Star Crunch deserves more respect than it is given here.
- Little Debbie's Strawberry Shortcake Rolls do not feature fresh strawberries wrapped in layers of sponge cake and smothered in fluffy fresh cream.
- Little Debbie's Marshmallow Pies come in Banana flavor as well.
- Like the Twix candy bar, which hit the store shelves in 1979, Little Debbie's Salted Caramel Cookie Bars have a distinctive cookie crunch.
- Little Debbie's Zebra Cakes are similar to its Fancy Cakes, but the latter uses white cake instead of yellow, and of course they don't have the zebra looking fudge stripes.
- If you are used to your mom making you delicious fudge brownies from scratch, then Cosmic Brownies might seem a little weak by comparison.
- It's hard to go wrong with Little Debbie's Honey Buns.
- Little Debbie's Swiss Rolls hit a milestone in 2013 when the chocolate cakes with spirals of cream filling turned fifty years old.
- If you love oatmeal cookies then Little Debbie's Oatmeal Creme Pies should be a part of your life.
- Little Debbie's Nutty Buddy Wafer Bars are scrumptious fusion of tasty flavors.




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[eightieschild]

I'm shocked fudge rounds didn't make the list.

[countrygirlbeth]

Star Crunch are my favorite. These people don’t know anything

[DeadhunterThe]

Personally I like Little Debbie better than Hostess. The cakes are more moist and sweet.


10: Yeah, tasty but too chewy. Your jaw won't thank you if you buy a whole box of Star Crunch.
9: Been curious about them, but never tried one.
8: Tasty, but...perhaps a little too sweet.
7: Huh. Never heard of these....
6: Ah, yes. These and Fancy Cakes are my personal favorites. Simple vanilla sponge cake with cream filling and a vanilla frosting all around to keep them moist.
5: Personally I prefer my brownies either homemade or in brownie bite form in the bakery.
4: Yeah...give me a cinnamon roll instead.
3: Hard to tell apart from a Ho-Ho.
2: I like the Chocolate Chip Cream Pies better...
1: Saw this one coming. The peanut butter tastes sweeter and fresher than Reese's, and the wafer goes well with chocolate and peanut butter.

[crisp_toast]

I love the oatmeal cream pies and the zebra cakes 🍰 🦓

[KzzyJay]

Star crunch is the bomb, it is right there with the oatmeal Creme pie. Loved the video by the way, hope you are doing ok

[ShanecaRene]

I do not agree with the order of the list lol

[yellwberry]

My top three:
1. Raisin cake (The one that’s always sold out the most)
2. Gingerbread man
3. White Christmas cake

[SAILOREARTH]

little debbie used to cost a quarter when I was a kid.

[oddtalkwithaubree]

Yesss! I used too love oatmeal cream pies and still do 🤣

[MissusRyan]

Zebra cakes 😋
And during Christmastime, Christmas Tree Cakes 😍

[stevethepyro]

Chocolate squares were always my favorite. Same as swiss rolls but square.

[kamanama]

The large size Star Crunch is absolute heaven.

[travstein]

star crunch is a true classic, though its not so easy to eat them nowadays cause I'm older and have a fair few more caps and crowns in my mouth, but I do miss those, definitely belong on this list :)

[madisonlove]

As a kid I would always have a cosmic brownie in my lunch or an oatmeal cream pie they were always my favorite

[nekonomicon]

I've always liked the cosmic brownies

[volstar]

I’ve been waiting on a Little Debbie Top 10 for a long time! Great job BabbleTop!

[gmoney]

Zebra Cakes needs to be ranked higher. Over Honey Buns, Oatmeal Pies, & maybe tied with Swiss Rolls. However, Nutty Buddys are king.

[mattiesmommy]

I love that you featured tami Dunn’s channel

[raychang]

Great to see your video today, BabbleTop!! I'm surprised that I grew up in the USA and have never heard of over half of these. I know Moon Pies well, though. A middle school classmate and I were in "study hall" and he had one and was pulling really hard to open the package. He eventually put it down on the table with the end away from him. It finally popped open, but the end facing him didn't and it "launched" the Moon Pie off the table and onto the floor very far away. It finally "wobbled" to a stop before he could reach it. I think I got in trouble for laughing during study hall. I wish I could somehow "record" this memory and make a video.
-Wobbling story:
Around 2004, I worked for 8 months in a company that had a glass conference room table. Also in the room was a circular glass ashtray that had a company logo in the bottom (don't know whose idea it was to put their logo there, so people will cover it with ashes, but...) Once in a while, I would spin that ashtray on the glass table. Glass on glass? That thing would wobble for many minutes before settling down. My cubicle was next to the conference room and I could hear passers-by stopping and wondering WTH was going on with this noisy phenomenon. Nobody ever figured out that I was the one doing this. HA!
Great video, BabbleTop!!!

[sandranoisewater]

Oatmeal Pies and the Nutty Bars, are my favorites.