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Pop Tarts. They still make them but the ingredients have changed and the quality declined so significantly that they are a different product than they used to be.
I haven't had them for many years, so don't know what if anything might have changed, but I'd point out that there are a lot of companies that make competing...I think they're called "toaster pastries".
Maybe try one of them, see if they work? They should ship pretty easily, so even if a local grocery store don't have 'em where you are, I bet that they can be ordered.
googles
Yeah:
https://www.tasteofhome.com/collection/off-brand-pop-tarts/
Interesting, thanks! I've tried a few other kinds but so far nothing is really even close.
My mother stocked up on the frosted grape ones when they became hard to find a while ago