Does the World Need Pop-Tarts?
Hemi Weingarten
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Posted 05.25.2011
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To this day, Pop-Tarts account for 80% of the "toaster-pastry" segment. Great, right? I beg to differ. Pop-Tarts are an unfortunate tradition that needs to be stopped. Immediately.
