Update: Click here to read our Limited Edition Dragonfruit Pepsi X review

Update: Click here to read our Limited Edition Dragonfruit Pepsi X review

According to Beverage Digest’s Twitter account, Pepsi has announced on tonight’s episode of The X Factor a dragonfruit-flavored cola called Pepsi X.

New Pepsi X flavor is Dragonfruit. Announced tonight.See image. twitter.com/BeverageDigest…

— Beverage-Digest (@BeverageDigest) October 5, 2012

The new flavor was chosen by The X Factor’s fans and contestants during “The Pepsi Flavor Audition Tour.” The limited edition Pepsi X will be available starting October 8 in 12-packs, 2-liters, and 20-ounce bottles.

Here are some new products found on store shelves by us and your fellow readers. We may or may not review them, but we’d like to let you know what new items are popping up. We’ll also occasionally throw in an unusual product.

These Tastykake Kandy Bar Kakes look skrumptious and delektable. It sukks I kan’t konsume them bekause the Tastykake kompany doesn’t sell their produkts here on this rokk. I am driving my spellchekk krazy. (Sukriya for the photo, Adam!)

Do you know what I like about Cool Whip? It comes in a tub that’s easy to eat out of, and Kraft’s new Cool Whips Frosting also come in a container that’s easy to eat out of. It looks like my cakes will be naked. Cool Whip Frosting comes in three flavors — Chocolate, Cream Cheese, and Vanilla. (Salamat for the photo, Adam!)

I’ve mentioned several times on this blog that I have a thing for redheads and I believe it all started because of Wilma Flintstone. Because of my love for redheads, I’m probably going to buy a box of Limited Edition Marshmallow Pebbles, which don’t appear to be any different than the old Marshmallow Pebbles and is only a limited edition because Wilma is on the front.

If Werther’s Original’s specialty is caramel (yup, double apostrophe S’s), then what’s so special about these Werther’s Original Caramel Specialties. Along with the Caramel, CaraMelts, and Toffee Crunch varieties, there’s also a Milk Chocolate version of these Werther’s Original Caramel Specialties. The Snackpot reviewed the Toffee Crunch flavor. (Gracias for the photo, Kenneth!)

Bacon jerky! Nice! Natural smoke flavor added! Nice! Non-edible silica moisture absorber! Nice! It’s like Beggin’ Strips for humans! Nice! (Mahalo for the pic, Scott!)

If you’re out shopping and see a new product on the shelf (or really unusual), snap a picture of it, email it to us at [email protected] with “Spotted” in the subject line, and you might see it in our next Spotted on Shelves post.

What a year it’s been for new limited edition Oreo cookies. The year started with Birthday Cake Oreo, spring brought us Oreo Rainbow Shure-Bert, and Nabisco recently released Candy Corn Oreo cookies. It’s been an eventful 100th anniversary for the Oreo cookie. But Nabisco isn’t done. There’s now Limited Edition Lemon Twist Oreo.

The sandwich cookie features Golden Oreo cookies with a lemon filling.

If you’re an Oreo historian, you’d know Oreo once had a lemon variety in the 1920s, but it was quickly discontinued. There was also a lemon filling Oreo released in Japan.

Cookie Madness reviewed the new Lemon Twist Oreo and then made a bad ass pound cake with it.

It’s another holiday themed Spotted on Shelves this week. Here are some pumpkin-y (new and old) products found on store shelves. We may or may not review them, but we’d like to let you know what items are popping up.

These nuts gave me a great idea for David’s pumpkin seeds — Pumpkin Spice Pumpkin Seeds. You’re welcome, David Seeds! (Thanks for the photo, Adam!)

If Pepperidge Farm has Limited Edition Pumpkin Spice and Caramel Apple bread, I wonder if they also have Limited Edition Pumpkin Spice and Caramel Apple cookies. (Thanks for the photos, Adam and Nadirah!)

Why yes, they do have Limited Edition Pumpkin Spice and Caramel Apple cookies. (Thanks for the photo, Richard and Kenneth!)

America can run on festive-flavored coffee. (Thanks for the photo, Kenneth!)

We’ve already reviewed the awesome Pumpkin Pie Pop-Tarts, which I’ve purchased every year since they’ve been available. I have yet to try Marshmallow Hot Chocolate Pop-Tarts, but I’m glad they don’t have creepy pictures on them like Gingerbread Pop-Tarts. (Thanks for the photo, Kenneth!

If you’re out shopping and see a new product on the shelf (or really unusual), snap a picture of it, email it to us at [email protected] with “Spotted” in the subject line, and you might see it in our next Spotted on Shelves post.

Yoplait, the most popular yogurt company that ends with a silent T, has recently come out with a new line of frozen yogurt pints and bars.

This isn’t the first time Yoplait has entered the frozen yogurt market. In 2006, they released several frozen yogurt cereal bars, which I don’t remember.

Yoplait’s new frozen yogurt line is being produced by the same company that makes Blue Bunny ice cream. Yoplait Original Frozen Yogurt Pints come in seven flavors: Cherry Orchard, Peach, Mixed Berry, Mountain Berry, Strawberry, Strawberry Banana, and Vanilla. Yoplait Original Frozen Yogurt Bars come in Harvest Peach and Strawberry Banana.

Oh, but that’s not all, live and active culture lovers.

They’ve also got Greek Frozen Yogurt Pints, which come in Black Cherry, Blueberry, Honey Caramel, Peach, Raspberry Fig, Strawberry, and Vanilla. And there are two Yoplait Greek Frozen Yogurt Bars — Honey Caramel and Raspberry.

Our friends at On Second Scoop reviewed the Original Strawberry and Greek Strawberry pints.