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Little Debbie Christmas Tree Brownies are less iconic than the Christmas Tree Cakes, but they're quietly adored by fans who like fudge more than fluff. Introduced in 1999, these festive firs feature Little Debbie's year-round Cosmic Brownie formula at the base. The tree cutouts are then dressed up with a chunky layer of bright green frosting and a multicolored sprinkle of candy-coated chocolate chip ornaments. Appearance-wise, we can all agree they're homespun and absolutely adorable. And there's real appeal in the texture. Overall, these brownies are soft, dense, and wonderfully chewy. And yet ... something's changed.

I remember really enjoying these brownies in my younger years, but this time the green icing hit me with a Play-Doh-like quality that was nostalgic in an inedible sort of way. The online reviews for Little Debbie Christmas Tree Brownies are generally positive, but you'll also find comments about the "artificial," chemical," or "kinda fake" flavor. Others lament that the brownies are yet another example of snack-product shrinkflation. "The Christmas Tree Brownies this year look like they have fewer growth rings," said one Redditor. "They're both skinnier and smaller." While we can usually count on Little Debbie for consistency, it seems these "Littler Debbie" Christmas Tree Brownies are not what they used to be.

Little Debbie brings a morning treat to the holiday table with these striped and sprinkled mini donuts. Introduced in 2024 and inspired by the brand's cult-classic Christmas Tree Cakes, I went into tasting them with all good will. I ended up with mixed feelings and a waxy film on the roof of my mouth. 

On the one hand, these yellow cake rings are perfectly portioned and sized for dunking into coffee, milk, or hot cocoa. The airy texture is a bit dry, but the white frosting does a good job of covering for it. On the other hand, it was streaked and stained with red icing. Unlike most other Little Debbie snacks, the Mini Christmas Tree Cake Donuts are not individually wrapped. So, the decorations come out of the bag somewhat smeared and melty. Maybe refrigeration would help? 

You should expect fun when serving these mini donuts to your mischievous little elves, but don't expect them to look or taste as tree-mendous as their creme-filled namesakes. The imperfect leftovers from my bag are getting blended into a festive shake with peppermint-flavored milk.

When Chocolate Christmas Tree Cakes were absent from last year's lineup, fans feared for the worst. Had they suffered the same fate as the discontinued red velvet variety? According to a Little Debbie post on Facebook, the chocolate trees were not produced in 2024 due to a global cocoa shortage. Well, chocolate lovers, rejoice and be glad. The chocolate tree cakes are officially back.

With the announcement, excited followers took to Instagram to celebrate and declare the chocolate-flavored treats to be even better than the original. My take on the Chocolate Christmas Tree Cake is less enthusiastic. Three of the five snack cakes in my box (delivered directly from parent company McKee Foods) were smashed and broken around the edges. So first impressions were less than stellar. As for the overall eating experience, the cake's texture was crumbly and dry instead of moist, and its flavor was meek and mild instead of decadent. I wanted more from that chocolate creme filling than basic Hostess vibes. 

In-tact and fresh, I'm guessing one of these red-and-green sprinkled Christmas cakes could go a long way toward lifting your holiday spirits. One Redditor on r/junkfoodfinds recommends "warming them in the microwave for 10 seconds and eating with a small scoop of vanilla ice cream." With that in mind, I'd be willing to give the Chocolate Tree Cakes a second chance.

Little Debbie Christmas Cherry Cordials present themselves most like a gift. The outer carton features an old-timey Santa along with cheerful red cherries, and a stout rectangular shape reminiscent of Queen Anne or Cella's chocolate candies. That's an honest hint at what's inside. I opened the box to find eight individually wrapped, and formidably sized sandwich cookies veiled in a thin chocolate coating. The vanilla discs underneath were soft, but a little too dry for my liking. Thankfully, the subtly sweet cherry creme filling helped smooth things over with legit bakery-cake frosting flavor. These would be even better with a glass of milk.

Little Debbie Cherry Cordials get extra points for daring to be a little different. I'm pretty fond of boxed chocolate-covered cherries (even the cheap drugstore variety), and this snack-cake spinoff captures the experience without being too cloying or artificial. However, cherry cordials turn up on America's worst Christmas candy lists all the time. If you're one of the haters, hold onto your $3 for a holiday snack further up on our list. As it is, some LD fans have had trouble locating these Cherry Cordials for years. You can try the Little Debbie online snack finder, but they weren't available anywhere within a 50-mile radius of my ZIP code.