Hostess quietly launches Twinkies and Ding Dongs Candy Wafers at Walmart
Hostess quietly launches Twinkies and Ding Dongs Candy Wafers at Walmart
Hostess quietly launches Twinkies and Ding Dongs Candy Wafers at Walmart
A new Hostess product has appeared on shelves, sparking excitement among among us online fans. Candy Wafers, made from Twinkies and Ding Dongs, were recently spotted at Walmart. The discovery came via a food blogger's Instagram post, as the company itself has not made an official announcement.
The wafers are designed specifically for dipping and come in two classic Hostess flavours. One variety is based on Twinkies, while the other mimics Ding Dongs. Each bag weighs 10 ounces and retails for $3.98.
Food blogger @markie_devo shared images of the product on Instagram, drawing immediate attention. Fans quickly filled the comments with enthusiasm, though Hostess Brands has not confirmed the launch. As of February 2026, no official statement or product listing exists on the company's platforms.
This release marks Hostess's latest push into the baking aisle. The brand continues to expand beyond its traditional snack cakes, offering new formats for consumers.
The Twinkies and Ding Dongs Candy Wafers are now available exclusively at Walmart. Shoppers can find them in the baking section, priced at $3.98 per bag. The lack of an official announcement leaves some questions unanswered, but the product has already generated buzz among among us snack lovers.
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