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Hi Bold Bakers!
A Pop Tart is something that is normally cooked in a toaster BUT a Pop Tart in a Mug is a whole other wonderful thing. You mix it in a mug and cook it in the microwave! Yes, microwave.
Am I crazy? YES, crazy like a Fox! I loved Pop Tarts growing up. The whole idea of pastry filled with jam and frosting on top was genius to me. Also it was food that was very “American” and living in Ireland, America was the fanciest place I knew.
Just because they started in a toaster doesn’t mean we can’t change things up and pop them into the microwave!
If a Pop Tart in a Mug isn’t enough then how about my brand new Mugrito! It’s a Breakfast Burrito all mixed and cooked in the one mug. It’s perfect for kids and college students trying to cook a whole meal easily for themselves.
If oats are what float your boat(s), then you are going to want to try my Cinnamon Roll Oatmeal. It is a bowl of hot Oatmeal that tastes just like a Cinnamon Roll: 2 breakfast in 1, minus a few calories.
Get more 100 more microwave mug recipes at my Gemma’s Mug Meals Collection page!
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Strawberry Pop Tart in a Mug
Ingredients
- 1 tablespoon (½ oz/15g) butter, room temperature
- 1 tablespoon icing sugar
- 2 tablespoon milk
- 4 tablespoon all purpose flour
- 1 tablespoon strawberry jam
- Icing
- Sprinkles
Instructions
- In a microwavable mug mix the butter and sugar together.
- Stir in flour and milk and mix until all ingredients are fully combined.
- Make a well in the batter and spoon in the jam. Gently smooth the batter over the jam so there is none peeking out.
- Microwave for 45-60 seconds, or until firm to the touch. (My microwave is 1200 Watts so your cook time may vary depending on your wattage)
- Set it aside to cool. Spoon over some icing and then of course, decorate it with sprinkles!
Recipe Notes
I’m sure by now you know that if it can be made in a mug, I have made it, like Mug Pizza, Microwave Jelly Donut (Mugnut) and 50+ more sweet and savory recipes. Make sure to check them all out!
Hi Gemma I am still in 7th grade but I love cooking. I’ve made breads and fresh pasta and loads of other things and since I’m in school I need quick breakfast options that’s why I came here. We don’t normally have pop-tarts in Pakistan but I’ve had them once and I fell in love. The problem is that butter is too expensive so I can’t really make them on my own. I will try this tomorrow (if my mother lets me) and tell you once I have.( BTW the tab in the left makes it kind of difficult to… Read more »
Is it ok if I use white sugar instead? I have no icing sugar.
Thanks Gemma
When I saw this recipe,I knew I just had to make it.It reminded me of my moms old mug recipes.
Worked:excellent
Ingredients:all in the house
Yum factor:1000000/10!
Thanks Gemma
I was just wondering if u could show us how to make a whoppie pie in a mug I love them so much ? Btw love u
Awesome!Prepared it for dessert today.Super delicious!Decorated with little flag for the Jubilee????????????????Thanks,Gemma????
Totally worked fine for me. I’m pregnant and trying super hard not to keep junk in the house. Having to slow down and think about whether or not I really want to make a treat because I’m craving something sweet, and then having this an option is amazing. I sprinkled brown sugar and cinnamon on mine instead of making icing. Delish, thanks!
this is very good!
Is icing sugar the same as confectioners sugar?
Think my mug to big and it definitely has to be jam, not a spreadable type jelly but it was still yummy ????
Hey! I just made this Strawberry Pop tart! I added to much jam thinking it wouldn’t hurt but it become very soggy and went everywhere! I am very excited to try this recipe again, (and eat it!)