Little Debbie has been a part of our lives for as long as most of us can remember. Her snack cakes are practically synonymous with school lunches — if you were lucky enough to find one in your bag.
Now, for the first time ever, Little Debbie is taking on a classic Southern dessert: banana pudding. Say hello to the new Little Debbie Banana Puddin’ Creme Pies.
Although this snack is certainly kid-friendly, it’s going to hit home for a lot of adults — especially those who grew up in the South, where banana pudding is practically a staple.
The Takeout reports that these new treats are similar to Little Debbie’s fan-favorite Oatmeal Creme Pies, but with banana-flavored creme and a touch of custard sandwiched between the two soft oatmeal cookies.
Geez, I want a whole pack right now.
When Do Little Debbie Banana Puddin’ Creme Pies Come Out?
The good news is that Little Debbie Banana Puddin’ Creme Pies will be hitting store shelves in just a few weeks, in January 2026.
There’s no official list of major retailers yet, but you can bet your Zebra Striped Little Debbie Cakes that these bad boys will be available just about anywhere Little Debbie snacks are sold.
Who Makes Little Debbie Cakes?
McKee Foods Corporation, out of Tennessee. They are a family owned company and they have been adding smiles to our faces and inches to our waistlines since 1960.
Remember, after all of the Little Debbie Christmas Tree Cakes are consumed, don’t get sad, be happy and excited for the next release, Little Debbie Banana Puddin’ Creme Pies, in the coming weeks.
Entertainer of the Year is by and large the biggest award an artist can receive in the world of country music. To put it simply, winning that trophy means you crushed the country music game with music, touring, and festivals, and you likely also found mass appeal outside of the genre.
It’s a highly coveted award, and historically, it’s been handed out to more men than women. Just 10 women in country music have heard their names called at the end of the night at either the CMA Awards or the ACM Awards over the years.
Here’s a list of women who’ve won country Entertainer of the Year awards.
“Who I Am” and “Ode to Billie Joe” are songs we all know the words to — we’ve sung along to them on more than one occasion — they were huge hits! But what ever happened to Jessica Andrews and Bobbie Gentry?
You’ll often find us reminiscing over some of our favorite artists who took a break from music, whether to start a family, solely write songs … or just plain vanish(?!).
Gallery Credit: Billy Dukes