a little look at their little treat
Five treats in a resealable pack. 65% less sugar than a cake pop.
23g of sugar in one pink cake pop.
13g in a whole pack of CirC.
Homework, checked.
Backpack, checked.
Treats?
BEFORE IT GOES IN THE CART
Same snack decision. Different numbers.
Take a look before the next treat run.
LET'S TALK INGREDIENTS.
Peanuts first. Chocolate chips, too.
Oats, dates and whey protein crisps come together in five soft, chewy bites with a little crunch.
- Peanuts are the first ingredient.
Right there at the top of the list. - No Red 40 Lake listed.
The pink cake pop’s label lists it. CirC’s doesn’t. - A pack that closes.
Have a couple now. Save the rest for later.
NEXT TREAT RUN, SORTED.
Homework, checked.Backpack, checked. Treats?
5X more treats.
65% less sugar, Better reviews.
What’s not to love?
★★★★★ 4.8/5 on Walmart.com
The small print. In plain sight.
1. Nutrition: One CirC Peanut Chocolate Chip pack (5 bites, 50g) versus one Marketside Birthday Cake Flavored Cake Pop (60g), from the 4.2 oz, 2-count package sold at Walmart. Total sugar: 13g vs. 23g; added sugar:
8g vs. 22g; protein: 10g vs. 2g; fiber: 3g vs. 0g. Portions differ. Photos identify the comparison product and are not shown to scale.
2. Ingredient count: Top-level entries, excluding subingredients in parentheses. Cake pops have 15 entries, including two different palm shortenings; CirC has 10. Fewer entries alone do not establish better nutrition.
CirC contains added sugars and milk-derived whey protein.
3. Ratings: Walmart.com, checked September 15, 2026. CirC: 4.8/5 from 379 ratings. Cake pops: 3.9/5 from 772 ratings. Separate customer ratings, not a head-to-head taste test. Ratings can change.
