Comedian’s Hysterical Review of the Newest Little Debbie Products

A comedian gave his hysterical review of some of the newest Little Debbie products. The funnyman, Matt Mitchell, takes on the latest items from the popular sweet-treat maker, leaving you doubled over with laughter. Watch the short, but hilarious clip to hear what Matt had to say about each of them.

Most companies are constantly improving and advancing in one way or another. That’s kind of the name of the game. Businesses that aren’t getting better, cutting costs, looking for ways to become more efficient or expanding and improving their product line will not last. Those businesses and companies that don't respond to market demands won’t survive, causing customers to move on to someone who does.

Of course, that is true of all businesses, including the makers of delicious, mouthwatering treats that we all love, such as Little Debbie. If you’ve got a sweet tooth and find yourself strolling down the candy aisle with any regularity, you’ll quickly notice that there is a lot of innovation happening in the world of sweets. Those tasty, cavity-inducing treats are being rolled out constantly. Even Little Debbie has released some startling new products.

In a clip posted on YouTube, Matt, like most people, is shocked to learn that Little Debbie now apparently makes what he calls peanut butter – Honey Bun, Nutty Buddy and Oatmeal Cream Pie. While he calls them peanut butter, they are more than likely simply sandwich spread. Those new Little Debbie products are sure to be a shock to the taste buds, as that is what Matt expressed when he tried each one.

As is the case with nearly every other taste test, some of them are winners and others are not. However, what sets this hysterical video apart from many others is the hilarious way in which Matt grades them. His scale, and the scores he assigns each one of the new Little Debbie products, will have you laughing long after the clip comes to an end.

1 Corinthians 10:31 “So then, if it is a question of food or drink, or any other thing, whatever you do, do all to the glory of God.”