If you’re a MrBeast fan who’s been wondering which of his Walmart snacks actually hold up, here are the five worth putting in your cart.
1. Feastables MrBeast Chocolate Peanut Butter Cups, 1.41 oz (40g), 5 Count – $5.97
A direct challenge to Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups — five dome-shaped cups with a smooth peanut butter center wrapped in a Feastables milk chocolate shell. This is the one I’d reach for on a movie night or tuck into a lunchbox when the usual orange-wrapper option feels like autopilot.
Taste: The peanut butter inside skews more toward real-jar flavor than the sugary paste you get in conventional cups — less grainy, more creamy and substantial. The milk chocolate shell has enough heft to give you a clean snap before it melts, and the two flavors balance rather than compete.
Make It Better: A few minutes in the fridge firms everything up so the chocolate snaps cleanly and the filling stays dense rather than soft — it changes the eating experience noticeably for the better.
Parting Thoughts: Peanut butter cup loyalists who’ve been eating the same brand for years have a real reason to switch here.
2. Feastables MrBeast Milk Chocolate Caramel Bar, 2.1 oz (60g), 1 Count – $2.57
By popular demand is right — Feastables fans had been asking for a caramel version for a while, and the official description leans into it: gooey caramel colliding with smooth milk chocolate, made with ethically sourced cocoa and simple ingredients. It’s the kind of bar to stash in a bag for an afternoon crash when a vending machine won’t do.
Taste: The caramel center is genuinely gooey rather than chewy-tough — it pulls slightly when you bite in, and the milk chocolate around it is smooth enough that neither flavor bulldozes the other. There’s a mild dairy-forward richness that makes this feel a cut above a generic caramel-filled bar.
Make It Better: Pop it in the freezer for five minutes if you want a firmer bite where the caramel holds its shape, or leave it at room temperature if you want maximum pull.
Parting Thoughts: Worth grabbing even if you’re not a committed Feastables follower — the caramel execution is solid enough to hold its own.
3. Jack Link’s x MrBeast Original Beef Sticks, 9.2 Ounce, 10 pack of .92 Ounce meat sticks – $13.97
Five grams of protein per stick and no added MSG or nitrates makes this collab worth a second look beyond the branding — this is the buy I make on a Sunday to fuel a week’s worth of after-school hunger, lunchboxes, and road-trip stretches without reaching for a bag of chips. The 10-pack at $13.97 covers a lot of ground.
Taste: Bold, real-beef Original flavor — savory and lightly seasoned with enough salt to satisfy without going overboard. The texture is classic chewy jerky-stick, which kids either love on the first bite or need exactly one more to become completely sold.
Make It Better: Pair a couple sticks with some dried fruit or trail mix in a reusable snack bag and you’ve got a genuinely filling portable option that doesn’t require a cooler or a lunchbox ice pack.
Parting Thoughts: These are a practical pantry staple for busy households, MrBeast fan or not.
4. Feastables Mr Beast Sour Strikes, Assorted Flavor Sour Candy, 7.5 oz Bag – $13.87
Lightning-bolt shaped gummies with four fruit flavors — watermelon, strawberry, raspberry, and green apple — and a face-puckering sour hit, made without artificial dyes, fake sweeteners, or anything I have to squint at on the label. These are my go-to when the chocolate-only movie night routine needs a break.
Taste: The sour punch comes fast on the first bite, then the specific fruit flavor settles in — each of the four reads distinctly rather than blurring into a generic sour-candy haze. The gummy texture is soft and almost foamy, which makes them easy to eat one after another (for better or worse).
Make It Better: Pour a small pile into a bowl instead of passing the bag around — people naturally slow down and actually taste each flavor when it’s served that way rather than handfuls at a time.
Parting Thoughts: Kids who are already into sour gummies will finish this bag faster than you expect — it genuinely earns its sour billing.
5. Feastables MrBeast Milk Chocolate Bars, Variety Gift Pack, 2.1 oz (60g), 4 count – $8.94
Four bars in one box — Milk Chocolate, Milk Crunch, Cookies & Creme, and Caramel — packaged in a gift-ready bundle that lands well at $8.94. Grab this when you want to work through the whole Feastables bar lineup before committing to a favorite, or when you need a last-minute gift that doesn’t look like a checkout-lane afterthought.
Taste: The variety means you’re not locked into one flavor profile across the whole box — the plain milk chocolate shows off the reformulated base, the crunch bar adds puffed-rice crispiness, and the caramel and cookies & creme bars branch out from there. Overall, the new formula reads creamier and richer across the board.
Make It Better: Split the box with someone and work through all four bars together — it’s a genuinely fun way to figure out which single bar to stock up on before buying a peg hook full of the wrong one.
Parting Thoughts: Grab this before committing to a single-flavor stock-up — it’s the most efficient way to figure out which Feastables bar is actually your flavor.
