Strawberry Shortcake Goldfish are your last-minute Valentine’s Day gift

Happy Valentine’s Day! Look, if you haven’t yet gotten out to the store to pick up some Valentine’s Day gifts, you still have time. You haven’t blown it yet. (Might I suggest checking out Snackology’s roundup of candy for the holiday?) In fact, I have one final Valentine’s Day snack left to dive into before we turn the page to St. Patrick’s Day and Easter.

You can take care of a Valentine’s Day gift for everyone in your life with one simple purchase: The Goldfish Valentine’s Strawberry Shortcake Multipack.

Can you hold Snackology personally responsible if your significant other doesn’t appreciate that you swapped out flowers and a massive box of chocolates for a bag of Goldfish grahams? No, but it’s worth a try ...

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The cost

You can buy your own 24-pack of Strawberry Shortcake Goldfish for $12.59 at Target.

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The thoughts

I love Goldfish. You should love Goldfish. It’s delightful that Pepperidge Farm is introducing new seasonal flavors of the crackers, and the Strawberry Shortcake Goldfish are another hit.

Our daughter is probably the biggest cheerleader for the Goldfish Snoopy Peppermint Cocoa Grahams that came out around Christmas. We sadly finished our last bag of those fellas on Friday, but I’m excited to get the Strawberry Shortcake into the mix now.

These Valentine’s Day Goldfish grahams deliver just the right amount of strawberry sweetness in each bite. (Which, depending on your love of Goldfish, may vary.) And while I was also a big fan of the Snoopy Goldfish, the Strawberry Shortcake flavor won’t leave your fingers coated in cocoa dust.

Snack Score

Goldfish Valentine’s Day Strawberry Shortcake Multipack

🍪🍪🍪🍪 (4 out of 5)

Goldfish Valentine’s Day Strawberry Shortcake Multipack was provided to Snackology for this independent review.

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