Sometimes we just want something sweet. Is there anything wrong with that? Little Debbie has been a go-to brand for years. She’s made millions of fans with her delectable snack cakes and treats. Let’s be honest, some of us are still probably recovering from Christmas Tree Cake season. And that’s OK. Little Debbie, however, has already moved on and has something even more exciting for fans. We’re not talking about Valentine Cakes; this is even bigger. Trusted food source Snackolator shared that if we want the latest Little Debbie snacks, we need to head to the ice cream sandwiches. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Snackolator (@snackolator) Little Debbie Has Two Varieties of Ice Cream Sandwiches Snackolator tried both Cosmic Brownie and Oatmeal Cream Pie Little Debbie ice cream sandwich varieties and thought they were delicious! He gave the Cosmic Brownie version a 9.1 out of 10 but would have gone higher if Little Debbie swirled the icing inside instead of on top. Snackolator called the Oatmeal Cream Pie ice cream sandwich, “The most refreshing oatmeal cream pie” he’s ever had. He gave this version a 9.4 out of 10. “Would you give these new Little Debbie ice cream sandwiches a try? The Cosmic Brownies are so fudgy, and the Oatmeal Creme Pies are more true to the original,” he wrote. Just seeing the new Little Debbie ice cream sandwiches made lots of people excited. “Oh man that looks really good,” someone wrote. “At what point does she become Big Debbie?” A follower joked. “At this point, She’s Big Deborah,” this fan agreed. This fan has a suggestion for Little Debbie’s next ice cream sandwich flavor. “They need to drop a Star crunch ice cream sandwich,” they wrote. This person trusts Snackolator, and this review came at the perfect time. “I saw them last night and said if snackolator says it’s good I’ll try,” they wrote. “I did get the new snickers ones in the peanut butter crunch flavor but it was literally just the same as normal snickers icecream bar haha.” This story’s featured image is by Jeffrey Greenberg/Universal Images Group via Getty Images.