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Is it just us or are the food releases getting more and more unhinged this year? We’re only two months into 2025 and we’ve already seen a Domino’s red blend wine with Yellow Tail, Skyline Chili Spice-flavored ice cream, and Trader Joe’s Caesar Salad Dip come to markets.
But if you thought those one-off brand releases were unique, then you’ll be interested to know what Totino’s Pizza Rolls is cooking up in 2025. So far this year, the brand has already released an interesting collab with Cinnamon Toast Crunch for pizza-flavored cereal. Then, it debuted its first-ever Super Bowl commercial, which was equal parts hilarious and batty, with comedians Tim Robinson and Sam Richardson in which alien Chazmo gets crushed by his spaceship doors on the way back to bring Totino’s Pizza Rolls to his home planet.
To add to the chaotic releases, Totino’s is bringing another out-of-the-box product to market—and it’s not a new pizza roll flavor.
Totino's Releases New Ramen Noodles
Next month, General Mills is introducing Totino’s Ramen Noodles to stores in two flavors: Cheese Pizza and Buffalo-Style Chicken Pizza. The ramen noodle cups feature a savory, slurpable broth over cheesy noodles.
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After Totino’s learned that 43 percent of people who buy its products also purchase ramen noodles, the creation was a no-brainer. And it went with two different pizza styles to appeal to multiple flavor palettes.
The Cheese Pizza ramen features cheesy noodles with tomato sauce and oregano, while the Buffalo-Style Chicken Pizza ramen has spicy, buttery Buffalo sauce, chicken, and cheese flavors in the noodles.
Unlike its Cinnamon Toast Crunch collab, the Totino’s Ramen Noodles are hitting physical retailer shelves. The products will be a Walmart exclusive, rolling out in March.
Some social media users have already tried the new ramen, including Instagram’s @snachwithzach, who said the flavor was “better than [he] was expecting.” His followers seem mostly excited about the launch: “I WANT IT! Two of my favorite things together,” one person exclaimed.
Others are slightly confused: “Why is Totino’s having children with everyone this month,” another quipped.
What’s next for the beloved frozen pizza brand? We’re not sure, but for now, we’ll be awaiting Walmart’s first shipment of pizza-flavored ramen so we can give Totino’s latest creation a try.
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