These Tiny Cakes Are Hands Down The Best Hostess Brand Snack
Daily Meal tried every Hostess snack, ranked worst to first, and the Lemon Drizzle Baby Bundts came out on top. Hostess, known for staples like Twinkies and Ding Dongs, is good for more than its classics and these mini bundt cakes take the lead in a lineup full of nostalgic favorites.
This wasn't just about appearances — each snack was judged with care, factoring in texture, flavor, and overall experience. The Lemon Drizzle Baby Bundts earned high marks for their light, fluffy texture and lemon flavor that struck a balance between bright and sweet. The drizzle added a subtle touch that brought everything together without going overboard.
Hostess manages to blend the familiar with the unexpected, keeping its snacks just as relevant today as they've always been. And while these bundts may be a newer addition to the family, they carry the same appeal as the classics. They might even stir up memories of discontinued Hostess favorites, showing just how well the brand knows how to tap into our snack-time nostalgia.
Why these lemon Bundts are turning heads
The Lemon Drizzle Baby Bundts haven't just impressed Daily Meal — they've been getting plenty of attention online as well. Though it's not just about the flavor — it's the finer details that make these cakes a cut above the rest. At just under $4 for a pack of eight at most places, they're an affordable treat with thoughtful ingredients: real lemons, no artificial flavors, and no high fructose corn syrup. They feel like a snack that's far more indulgent than their price tag suggests, creating a balance between quality and affordability.
So, whether you're taking the time to enjoy them warmed up with tea for that melt-in-your-mouth experience or sneaking one out of the package for a quick treat, it's easy to see why these little cakes — from the same brand behind the best store-bought donuts — have captured so much attention. Just as the YouTube reviewer put it, these Lemon Drizzle Baby Bundts are "worth trying — please get you some."