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?

Make the treat swap
10g of protein per pack 3g fiber per pack Peanuts first Gluten Free Made for sharing Simple ingredients Resealable Enjoy every bite

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.

  1. Peanuts are the first ingredient.
    Right there at the top of the list.
  2. No Red 40 Lake listed.
    The pink cake pop’s label lists it. CirC’s doesn’t.
  3. A pack that closes.
    Have a couple now. Save the rest for later.
See Circ's full ingredients

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.