Pop-Tarts and Tajín to release collaboration kit for spice lovers of San Antonio and beyond

The kit will allow fortitudinous foodies to dress fruity Pop-Tarts with Tajín's popular Clásico Seasoning or new Fruity Chamoy Hot Sauce.

click to enlarge Tajín has partnered up with toaster pastry giant Pop-Tarts for a limited-edition 'Crazy Bueno’ kit. - Photo Courtesy Pop-Tarts
Photo Courtesy Pop-Tarts
Tajín has partnered up with toaster pastry giant Pop-Tarts for a limited-edition 'Crazy Bueno’ kit.
Spicy, shakeable condiment Tajín has partnered with toaster pastry giant Pop-Tarts for what the brands are calling a limited-edition "Crazy Bueno" kit.

Tajín, of course, is the puro, piquant and puckery powder that fans obsessively sprinkle on their favorite fruits, veggies and snacks. But on Pop-Tarts? Really?

Apparently so, Tajín officials say.

"Our well-balanced blend of mild chili peppers, sea salt and dehydrated lime and the new Fruity Chamoy Hot Sauce pair perfectly with Pop-Tarts' fruit flavored filling, frosting and flaky crust,” Director of Tajín USA Javier Leyva said in a release.

Okie doke. Not a combination that would have sprung to mind if you asked us, but they didn’t, so here we are.

The kit is being touted as a “choose-your-own-culinary-adventure of flavors,” which will allow fortitudinous foodies to dress fruity Pop-Tarts flavors — such as Frosted Strawberry, Frosted Wild Berry and Peach Cobbler — with Tajín's popular Clásico Seasoning or its new Fruity Chamoy Hot Sauce.

The kit will be available for purchase exclusively through the Pop-Tarts Instagram store and on the Pop-Tarts website. Limited quantities of the $10 kits will drop Tuesday, Oct. 25 and be sold through Thursday, Oct. 27, while supplies last.

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