Snack Pack Chocolate Vanilla Flavored Pudding Cups, 3.25 oz., 4-Count

Snack Pack Chocolate Vanilla Flavored Pudding Cups are a shelf-stable, single-serve dessert you’re likely to find in the grocery aisle with other shelf-stable snacks and boxed puddings — think near Jell-O, canned fruit cups and other convenience desserts rather than in the refrigerated dairy case. Packaged as small 3.25 oz plastic cups in a 4-count tray with foil lids, they’re pitched as an anytime sweet fix: lunchbox additions, after-dinner treats, road-trip snacks or quick office desk desserts. The brand leans into family-friendly, nostalgic positioning—Snack Pack is aimed at parents buying for kids and adults looking for a reliable comfort snack; marketing emphasizes ease, portability and childhood memories. Label highlights include “made with real nonfat milk,” and claims of “no preservatives” and “no high fructose corn syrup,” while fine print lists additives like modified corn starch, emulsifiers and artificial colors (Yellow 5, Yellow 6) and the allergen MILK. There’s no organic certification and the product mixes “natural” cues with unmistakably processed ingredients. In plain processing terms, these are highly processed, shelf-stable puddings stabilized and emulsified for texture and long life. Sensory-wise expect a smooth, creamy, slightly gelatinous pudding mouthfeel with a sweet chocolate-vanilla flavor; the palm oil and stabilizers give a consistent, glossy texture. Rituals around use are simple: peel the foil and spoon directly from the cup, or top with whipped cream or sprinkles for kids’ parties. Its convenience, portioned format and recognizable branding make it a persistent fixture in American snack culture.