These Phyllo Raspberry Pop Tarts are the easiest homemade pop tart recipe ever! Layers of phyllo sheets filled with raspberry jam and topped with a sweet vanilla glaze.
AN EASY HOMEMADE POP TART RECIPE
The other day I decided to pump some gas into my car, an activity I don’t usually partake in. I ask my husband to take my car when it’s on “E”. buahahaha 🙂
Because my car eats up a whole truckload of gas, thus taking forever to fill-up, I clean the inside of the car to kill time. I’m very anxious – it’s impossible for me to just sit in the car for those few minutes.
It must have been a while since the last time I pumped gas because I could have done it 100 times over and there would still be another 100 gum wrappers to throw away! AND water bottles. and gas receipts, and napkins…
Why do I keep these receipts, anyhow?? Like, who in the world is going to ask me for my gas receipt?
Also… do you remember when you were allowed to throw garbage out the window while driving? EWWW!! Imagine someone’s chewed up gum slamming into your windshield while doing 65 mph! Could-ah killed ya!
…you should know that I laughed out loud while typing that.
So how do I tie in Phyllo Raspberry Pop Tarts into a gas-pumping story? I honestly don’t know :), but do you wanna talk about turning phyllo sheets into pop tarts?? ME, TOO!
In this house we are all about the quick-phyllo-fix meals and desserts. “We” should really say “I”, but whatever.
Appetizer: Sun-Dried Tomatoes and Cheese Cups
Dinner: Butternut-Squash and Spinach Pie
Dessert: Apple Strudel Cake
I’m tellin’ you – Phyllo sheets and I are like *THIS*.
Recently, my lil’ ones requested Nutella Pop Tarts for breakfast, but because I was just too lazy to go buy Nutella aaaaand roll out pie dough, I asked them to compromise. When I busted out the phyllo sheets, they were more than happy to oblige and enjoy this Mom’s new version of homemade pop tarts.
I was also itching to use up some of that delicious Farmer’s Pick Raspberry Jam by Welch’s – that stuff is SO GOOD! And it’s one of the main reasons we ended up here; Phyllo sheets + Raspberry Jam + Vanilla Glaze = Phyllo Raspberry Pop Tarts. It is my bootleg, yet awesomely delicious version of homemade pop tarts.
Got 20 minutes to spare? Make ’em!
Got Milk? Drink it with ’em!
ENJOY!
These Phyllo Raspberry Pop Tarts are the easiest homemade pop tart recipe ever! Layers of phyllo sheets filled with raspberry jam and topped with a sweet vanilla glaze.
- 4 tablespoons butter , melted
- 10 phyllo sheets , divided
- 1/2 cup raspberry jam
- 1 cup powdered sugar
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 2 to 3 tablespoons water
- Preheat oven to 400.
- Line a baking sheet with foil.
- Layer 5 pieces of Phyllo sheets on prepared baking sheet, brushing each sheet with the melted butter before adding the next.
- Brush the 5th sheet with butter and spread the raspberry jam, leaving a 1-inch empty border around the edges.
- Layer the remaining 5 Phyllo sheets, brushing each sheet with butter before adding the next.
- Brush the top layer with butter and cut the pastry into 8 rectangles. A pizza-cutter works best. DO NOT remove the pastries
- Bake for 12 to 15 minutes, or until golden brown.
- Remove from oven and let slightly cool.
- In a small mixing bowl whisk together powdered sugar, vanilla and 2 tablespoons water; whisk until smooth and thoroughly combined. If the glaze is too thick for your liking, add 1 more tablespoon water and whisk until smooth.
- Drizzle each pop tart with vanilla glaze. Glaze will harden as it stands.
- Serve.
30 Min
Slow Cooker
Freezer Friendly
One Pot
Low Carb
Instant Pot
Gluten Free
Keto
Chicken
Beef
All of the jam leaked out and phyllo stuck to the bottom of the parchment. I put lemon juice in my glaze instead of water. Next time I will not cut before cooking and will make sure to grease the parchement.
Is it possible to make these the day before and put them in a toaster oven to recrisp?
Thanks!
Julie
Hi! Yeah, as long as you keep them refrigerated, I think it will be OK.
Can u add some kind of sauce to it
Hi!
Once it hits the oven, the jam will soften and get a bit saucy.
Delicious! I made these with a raspberry compote instead of jam, and a thin spreading of Nutella in the middle as well. Thanks for the recipe!
NUTELLA!! Doesn’t get better than that. 😉 Very happy you enjoyed it! Thank you!! 🙂
These look and sound easy and delicious. Can you prepare ahead of time and cook hours later? Like the night before?
Hi Monica! No, unfortunately phyllo sheets are very delicate and you have to work with them right away.
How many calories in each. And how can I store even just temporary.
Hi Dawn! I’ve updated the recipe with the needed nutritional info.
In as far as storing, because of the filling, these will not stay crispy if say you store them in the fridge. However, you can leave them on the counter for a bit, and if they are no longer crispy, you should be able to crisp it back by popping it in the oven for a few minutes before serving. I hope that helps! Have a great weekend ahead!
Yum! These look absolutely amazing! I’m a new follower through Bloglovin & Face. I can’t wait to see what’s next. Yum!
Hi Katerina
Thank you for sharing your recipes.
The Raspberry Pop-tarts look so good and easy…I can’t wait to make them
I found your web blog off of Pinterest
I have pinned them to my page for others to enjoy
I will be back to look at more of your recipes !!!!
thanks again – happy baking & pinning
Mar
Can you freeze these?
HI Emily! I have never tried freezing these, but I can tell you that if you do freeze them, the phyllo will be soggy when thawed out. These are best when served immediately after baking. Hope that helps!
Just wondering, won’t the foil tear when you cut the phyllo into 8 with the pizza cutter? That would be my luck!
Hi Shawna!
Possibly! 🙂 I think if it does happen, you can just peel it off… shouldn’t be a problem. You can also use parchment paper instead of foil.
Can’t wait to make these for my small child! He loves pop tarts but I hate all the fake stuff.
Great blog!
OK…I have a problem with the comment about being “allowed” to throw garbage out a car window….it was NEVER allowed or considered acceptable, just some people with no common sense had to be fined to teach them NOT to do it!
“Allowed” as in you weren’t pulled over because of it, nor were you fined for doing it. It should have never been done, of course, but some people didn’t know otherwise. Sooo, what do you think about my pop tarts? 😀
These look met in your mouth AMAZING! And yes, great minds think alike :).
these kick ass Kate! who would ever eat those tings out of a box again after looking at these beauties
Can’t wait to make these but was wondering, says you get 10 servings but you say to cut them into 8 rectangle s
it looks delicious!
These look absolutely amazing — and I love that you used phyllo dough!
Phyllo is so versatile!! These look positively scrumptious!
Ah, scrumptious!! Perfect for a lazy Saturday morning.
I cannot stand the tedious process of acquiring gas; at least we no longer need to interact with people. (Thank goodness for pay-at-the-pump.) 😀
Oh these are making me so hungry! What a great idea, thanks for sharing!
Well aren’t these just the prettiest little things! Love that vanilla glaze!
Sounds just like my car! How do kids produce that much trash?? So my 13 year old Blake is a pop tart addict, he would love these. Can’t wait to make them for him sometime soon!
Now that’s a pop tart! Love it.
I love phyllo and this is a great use that I never imagined. I must try it the next time I buy a package.
Just perfect.
Katerina, these look amazing! I so wish I had one right now! Such a brilliant use of phyllo!
Now that is a pop tart my friend! The phyllo is genius.
Those look amazing! I can imagine the buttery texture the phyllo would offer. Much better than the original pop tart. 🙂
Just awesome & so creative and a zillion times better than the real thing! Pinned!