In 1964, Post actually introduced the original "Country Squares" (now called Toast'em ... and apple currant. The name - Pop-Tarts - was a pun on Andy Warhol's pop art movement.

The Pop-Tart Story,” a farcical chronicle of the race to win the breakfast-pastry wars, which Post began with its own toaster pastry, Country Squares, six months before Kellogg’s introduced ...

The Post-versus-Kellogg’s battle to release Country Squares and the Pop-Tart has been a long-running inside joke between Jerry Seinfeld and television writer, screenwriter and comedian Spike ...

so he was forced to experiment as quickly as possible before the Country Square hit shelves. One of these failed versions of the eventual Kellogg Pop-Tart reportedly was “exploding” in the ...

Kellogg's Pop-Tarts hit grocery store shelves in 1964, four months after rival Post announced the creation of "Country Squares," a fruit-filled breakfast pastry that didn't require refrigeration.

Eric Church opened his own bar and entertainment venue, Chief's in 2023. Named after Church’s nickname, Chief's will be a six ...

The sweet pastry has a sour history. The premise that brought Seinfeld out of his seemingly self-imposed film exile: the origin of Pop-Tarts, the sugar-frosted pastry that first hit shelves in 1964.

Jerry Seinfeld and his all-star cast are “drunk on sugar-power” in the new trailer for “Unfrosted,” a film that chronicles Pop-Tarts’ origin story. That’s how the comedian described ...