Frank Rondel
Pop-Tarts Liquid Death Frosted Orange is arriving in US stores in November 2026, bringing an unexpected citrus twist to breakfast. The limited-edition toaster pastry takes inspiration from Liquid Death’s Squeezed to Death Orange sparkling water. The collaboration introduces a new flavor with 2 package sizes, as reported by customreceipt.com.
The companies announced the release on October 27, confirming plans for a nationwide rollout through participating retailers. According to the official announcement, the launch continues a partnership that previously brought Pop-Tarts-inspired iced tea to the beverage market.
What Does the New Pop-Tarts Frosted Orange Flavor Taste Like?
The new pastry combines a buttery, golden-orange crust with a sweet citrus filling. Its frosting features orange sprinkles, creating a dessert-like alternative to traditional fruit-flavored Pop-Tarts.
The crust also carries subtle sugar-cookie notes, while the filling draws inspiration from Liquid Death’s orange soda-flavored sparkling water.
The product includes several distinctive elements:
- Golden-orange pastry crust with buttery sweetness.
- Orange-flavored filling with citrus notes.
- Sweet frosting topped with orange sprinkles.
- Limited-edition packaging celebrating both brands.
Unlike the companies’ previous collaboration, this release transforms a beverage flavor into a breakfast pastry.
Pop-Tarts Liquid Death Frosted Orange Release Date and Price
The new Pop-Tarts flavor begins reaching participating US retailers in November 2026. The companies have confirmed 2 package sizes.
| Package | Suggested Retail Price |
|---|---|
| 12-count box | $4.69 |
| 16-count box | $4.97 |
The larger package offers a lower price per pastry. However, actual prices and availability may differ between stores.
No official end date has been announced. The limited production window means shoppers may encounter varying stock levels.
Why Are Pop-Tarts and Liquid Death Collaborating Again?
The partnership follows an earlier release of Liquid Death’s Pop-Tarts Carnage iced tea, inspired by Frosted Strawberry Pop-Tarts.
This time, the companies have reversed their approach.
Kim Holowiak, Pop-Tarts’ director of growth and marketing, described the new flavor as an opportunity to introduce unexpected experiences.
“Limited-time collaborations, like this one with Liquid Death, offer a new way to experience both brands.”
Liquid Death marketing executive Greg Fass also emphasized the reciprocal nature of the partnership.
The brands are betting that unusual flavor combinations will attract curious shoppers and existing fans.
Anyone interested in trying Squeezed to Death Frosted Orange Pop-Tarts should check participating retailers as the November rollout progresses.
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