For some fans, said treat might take the form of a classic Little Debbie staple like Zebra Cakes or Cosmic Brownies. For others, it might be the simple, slightly spicy sweetness of a rich and creamy Oatmeal Creme Pie.
As further proof of the product's popularity among shoppers, Little Debbie is giving fans yet another reason to celebrate, specifically by announcing the beloved snacks will soon be available in Big Pack varieties.
"Little Debbie's classic Strawberry Shortcake Rolls are now available in Big Packs, with each carton containing 12 rolls," the brand said on Instagram. "Find them now in a store near you by using our snack finder."
"I was just talking about a Big Pack of these last week," one user said on Instagram.
Interestingly, the new Big Packs of the Strawberry Shortcake Rolls arrives a few short months after Little Debbie released individually-wrapped packages of the same dessert in stores across the nation.
With that in mind, fans not have the option to buy as many or as little Strawberry Shortcake Rolls as they'd like, be it a single cake to enjoy on the go or a more generously-sized Big Pack to feed you and your loved ones at home.
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