I think I remember almost begging for these. We got them once or twice as a special treat. They tasted like a pastry. The commericals always made a big deal out of being from "Battle Creek". I remember the cinnamon. They were great, kind of similar to the round iced pastries Pop Tarts put out in the pate 90's.

Hey I loved these things and have searched for them on the internet for a few years. I was hoping I could find out who made them and beg them to make them again. My favorite was the strawberry with white icing and pink sugary sprinkles.

they were made by Kellogg's and they were 'too die for'. wish they'd make them again!

I loved, loved, LOVED these things! I agree with Michele that the strawberry ones were the best. God I wish they would start making them again.

Why couldn't Kelloggs make BOTH Danish-Go-Rounds AND Pop-Tarts? I prefer danish over a "regular" toaster pastry.

I cannot believe there are so many people out there who remember them. I EVEN REMEMBER THE COMMERCIAL! They were awesome, wouldn't it be great if they could bring them back!

My sister and I loved these. Hands down; they were THE best choice for breakfast before school. Strawberry, cinnamon - both were fabulous; and I, too, WISH they'd bring them back again!!!

i remember my mother buying them, but we had alot more boxes of poptarts on the cupboards than the danishes, she told me the poptarts were a lot cheaper. i wish they would bring them back. i'd buy them. kids today don't know what they are missing

Hello everybody! I was thinking about these delicious treats at my job and I thought wouldn't it be nice to look them up on the internet and to my surprise I found this web page! I can't believe that I’m not from another planet after all! Finally fans of the best breakfast treats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now that I know there are others out there looking for this wonderful snack I’m going to e-mail this page to Kellogg's and the Food Network and see if Mark summer's would do a show on Nostalgic snacks!! Got to go but I'll be back.

Hello everybody! I was thinking about these delicious treats at my job and I thought wouldn't it be nice to look them up on the internet and to my surprise I found this web page! I can't believe that I’m not from another planet after all! Finally fans of the best breakfast treats!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Now that I know there are others out there looking for this wonderful snack I’m going to e-mail this page to Kellogg's and the Food Network and see if Mark summer's would do a show on Nostalgic snacks!! Got to go but I'll be back.

Danish Go Rounds were introduced in 1968. They were an extruded rope of dough with fruit filling in the middle, wrapped to form an oval. The dough was very similar to our current Kellogg's® Pop-Tarts® Toaster Pastries. Because of the way they were made, they broke or crumbled easily, and were replaced in 1976 by Danish Rings. Danish Rings had a flakier pastry with fruit filling, and stamped in an oval shape. Unfortunately, they never caught on! Consumers much preferred Kellogg's® Pop-Tarts®, so Danish Rings were discontinued in 1980.

Oh man! I loved these things! Danish-Go-Rounds and a 16 oz bottle of Coke was my favorite breakfast!

My brothers and I often share recollections of how good Danish Go Rounds were. Wow, have we gotten old. It's true, they just don't make things like they used to. When I was your age...

Oh, I loved Danish-Go-Rounds, but my mom wouldn't buy them. I remember having them at a sleepover at someone's house and falling in love with them. They were absolutely delicious-PLEASE bring them back!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

I was thinking about these today and remembering the name had something to do with a merry-go-round. Sure enough, I remembered their name. These were classic. I think they cost more than pop tarts though and my parents had 8 children so...we only enjoyed them a short time. They were absolutely delicious.

How cool! Who would have thought I would find this many folks thinking and wishing for Danish go rounds. My brother, sister and I loved them!! Wonder why Kellogg's couldn't make them again, with all of the other "new" products? I know my kids would love them.

Add me to the list of Danish Go Rounds fans... I too loved them!

I don't remember which flavor(s) we had, but I sure loved these! I think the frosting was white with multi-colored sprinkles. Too bad they don't make these any more, as they were FAR superior to Pop Tarts.

Has anyone shared this page with Kellogs. It would be nice if they could reintroduce this favorite.

Aww man, these were awsome! I wish I never found this site, too much good stuff long gone! boohoo!

My favorite was the cinnamon. I'm still a pop-tart eater at age 46, even though they come 2nd to Danish Go Rounds which were far superior. Maybe we could write to Oprah. She could probably get Kellogs to bring them back.

At last ... people who know about Danish Go Rounds ! I'm 45 and nobody who I ask about this wonderful tube filled pastry remembers them. My memories trace back to eating this Kellogs product with milk to wash them down while watching the TV shows: Gomer Pile, Emergency, Adam Twelve, Room 222, Mod Squad, Chase, Kojack, Baretta, and Police Woman. Danish Go Rounds are the best.

I was just thinking of these too! I'm 43 and remember them well. I wish they would bring them back!

This is great! I found people who remember Danish Go Rounds. I love these things too!!

Man! I'm another Danish-Go-Round lover. In the mid-sixties, I was in the Air Force, stationed in the Alexandria, VA area, living off base. I had a small efficiency apartment and these things were the best! For a single guy, they made for quick and easy breakfasts and snacks. If I mention them to other people, they look at me like I'm from another planet. I too wish they still were available.

I remember these well, my sister liked poptarts and I liked these, and as usual they discontinued the stuff I liked and kept hers (also remember cherry unfrosted poptarts).

Oh! my gosh! this is just to krazy!!! I cant believe that your out there . This is great! I loved the strawberry and the cinnamon, my twin brother loved the strawberry. Finally others who understand the feeling that comes with a danish go round!! kelloggs I know that you can do it .

I have been dreaming of these things for years--please, let's convince Kellogg's to bring the Danish-go-rounds back!

WOW i too have been searching and asking everywhere but Noooooobody else remembers these yummy treats!!!! fineally, i found this and i too know i am not crazy they really did exist!!! Bring Them Back!!!!! I LOVED them!!!

This is great! Other people remember these as well! I actually had a dream about these last night but couldn't rememner their name. "Danish Go Rounds". They were way tastier than regular Pop Tarts. I just had to show my children when I found a photo of them on the web. Let's bring them back!

I couldn't remember the exact name and every time I tried to describe them to people they looked at me like I was crazy. I was beginning to think I had imagined them! I'm so happy to see I'm not alone in my pining for Danish Go Rounds...

This is HILARIOUS!!!!!!! I didn't know so many people out there were having the same thought as me!! I've been thinking about these for a long time but couldn't remember the name of them! They were always my favorite!! I loved the raspberry with the white frosting. I wonder WHY they stopped making them??? My grandmother used to buy them. Oh the memories!

kellogs.....,remember,one person usually represents 1000-2000 people.just think...how many havent remembered the name,but can,t forget the taste.bring them back & sample this generation & i,m sure you,ll be glad you did! cha ching!please bring them back,the taste was fabulous,especially the cinnamon.try 3 flavors & see what happens!

I'm so glad I'm not crazy remembering these things. I use to love to eat them by breaking of the pastry in sections so I would eat it as the round become smaller and smaller. For the life of me I could not figure out how to describe these to other people as I got older except they remind me of the old braided oval rugs. Thanks for the site.

OMG...For years I thought I was the only one to have eaten these! My sibs can't recall them. I agree with Chris (above) that's exactly how I ate mine...I remember them looking like PAPER CLIPS! Cinnamon was the only one for me! BRING THEM BACK!

Yes! Finally, my wife doesn't think I'm crazy (well, not because of this)! I loved the raspberry ones. What do we need to do to bring these back?

I am 45 and antime I ask people do you remember those awesome toaster pastries called Danish Go Rounds? Nobody ever did. I began to doubt my sanity UNTIL I found this site. Me and my brother used to finish the cinnamon ones faster then my mom could buy them. Pop Tarts...well they just suck compared to DGR's. Bring them back!!! My kids are missing out! If they could only experience getting up early on a Sat morning, make some Danish Go Rounds and milk, turn on Fat Albert, or the Bugs Bunny Road Runner Hour, aaaaaah, life was good!!!!!!

It's like I found that support group I have always wanted. I LOVED the Danish Go Rounds. Like many or all of you, I have been looking, searching for years for that wonderful breakfast treat. Sure, now I buy Pop Tarts for me and my kids but miss me some Danish Go Rounds. Come on, if they can have a Coke, Coke Classic and all the rest of those, you can make some older people (me included) happy by bringing it back. Even for a short time.

Found this while I was searching for a picture (yeah, I printed it out so I can prove I'm not all the way crazy). You need to type into Google Danish Go-Rounds and at the upper left of the home screen click on "images". There are pictures but I also found one that has photos and an old commercial. Pretty cool. Sounds like I'm gonna have to start a Facebook "Danish Go Rounds" Fan page!

we are not alone lol I LOVE danish go rounds , can we do a internet petition for their return facebook page sounds good im looking now to join

I wish I could find the commercials for KRAZIE GLAZIES which were also in the Pop Tart vein. There is NOTHING on all of the internet about them.

I remember them too!! Loved them for breakfast dunked in milk! I wish we could find a picture to add to this page. C'mon Kelloggs, bring' 'em back!!

Wow, I thought I was the only one who remembered these!I especially loved them dunked in milk. They were the perfect breakfast before school, and the best after school snack, particularily during cold Wisconsin winters! Strawberry and Cherry were my favorites;I don't recall any other flavors mentioned here. So much better than sickneningly sweet Pop Tarts -- Geez, why not just give kids a candy bar for breakfast? Yep, what memories...I really miss Danish Go Rounds!

Cinnamon Danish Go Round were the bomb, They were BETTER than Pop tarts.

I'm another fan. Same as so many others-I loved these , MUCH better than Poptarts to those of you who never had the pleasure of eating them! My coworker and others my age don't recall them either which is weird as I thought they were really popular. Bring em back!!

I also LOVED the Danish Go Rounds!!If everyone is really serious ,why don't each of us write or call Kellogg's and insist that they start production again on these delicious treats !!!

Danish-Go-Rounds were unbelievable! Wrote Kelloggs and they said no plans on re-release...too bad, they blow pop tarts away. Would be great to have these again, especially cinnamon.

They can't afford to make these again. When they first came out, even with their higher price that few families could afford to pay- sales were great! So much so; that Kelloggs Pop Tarts sales took a dramatic nosedive! Pop Tarts cost 1/3 the cost of Danish Go Rounds to manufacture. Kelloggs could only double their manufacturing costs on them to keep them witin the affordable zone- while they could triple those cost on the Tarts and keep them in the lower end of that same zone. In order for them to keep the profit margin they've become accustomed to from Pop Tarts; the cost to "recreate" the Danish Go Rounds would be to price them at around $8.49 for a pkg. of 4. If you're willing to pay that much for them to make a comeback- tell Kelloggs that you're willing to pay them THAT much & I'll bet they'd bring them back.

Danish go rounds. Who of our generation could forget those delicious swirled toaster pasteries? I used to bug my Dad to buy those when he went food shopping.I must have been about 4 years old when they were on the grocer's shelves. That was back in 69. That was when Drakes Cakes wrapped their Ring Dings, Yodles, and Devil Dogs in foil and were made with more natural ingredients.

Boy people talk a lot about these things.Wow my teah say they were yummy

You folks have saved my sanity! I thought I was crazy but now after reading this I know I'm not alone in loving those things. My grandfather used to buy these and I remember they had the cinnamon ones that tasted a little like the cinnamon Pop Tarts of today. I've been racking my brain for a number of years trying to find out wht they were called and you guys nailed it. Thank you!!!! Let's go make a Facebook fan page for them!!!

Just as I speak...I found a fan page for them on Facebook. Can't post the link so look it up under Danish Go Rounds.

Amazing! I'm not the only one who remembers Danish Go-Rounds. Cinnamon was the best, I can still taste them.

Oh I wish they would make them again !!! I loved the Cinnamon !! Im 41 and have always remembered them as one of my childhood favorites !!!

Danish Go Rounds were my favorite. What I wouldn't do to have one right now! Blueberry was my favorite with strawberry a close second! Wish they would bring them back. Even for a limited time only. Good memories of those days.

OMG! I loved Danish Go Rounds! I just chowed down a pop tart & was thinking about the "good old days". If they came out with them I would buy a case of cinnamon & blueberry. Those were my favorites.

My Mom used to special order the brown sugar cinnamon ones for us by the case!! Why, oh why, can't they make them again???

Yes, I remember Danish Go Rounds, They came in cinnamon, strawberry and blueberry and oh they tasted SO much better than Pop Tarts. Used to buy a box of 6 which would last a week. Was so sad when Kellogg's discontinued them.

Nobody I know remembers these things!...they think I'm nuts...I knew the "Go Rounds" part but didn't remember the "Danish" part of the name...all I remember is they were WAY better than PopTarts for this simple reason,...They had more filling on the insides and the icing would completely cover the top of the pastry...unlike PopTarts which had less filling and I hate those four empty , yucky edges on PopTarts where there is no filling OR icing...Like so many other great products...they realized they made "Go Rounds" TOO GOOD and they probably didn't have the profit margins they wanted...I also remember my mother commenting that they were more expensive than PopTarts...but they were WAY Better...Strawberry ruled!

I'm glad to see that I am not alone in remembering how good the Danish-Go-Rounds were compared to Pop-Tarts! Like many of you, people I've asked don't remember them. They couldn't have ever eaten one because they would have remembered how good they were. I, too, would buy them if they made them again. I don't buy Pop-Tarts unless I am really desperate.

Oh this is toooo funnY@ I thought I was the only one who remembered these things! Seriously, I STILL crave these after 40 years! Cinnamon...sigh

I still tell tales about these things. They were awesome! If you never had them then you just don't know what you missed!

Oh yes, I LOVED Danish Go Rounds so very much too! Of course now we have to settle for Pop Tarts, they're ok but nothing like the DGRs were! I too would eat them around the spiral (must be a kid thing). It was a treat to come indoors from sled riding and eat a Cinnamon DGR(my fav.!) with either hot cocoa, or Nestles Quick milk! Love those childhood memories :)

MY MOUTH WATERS JUST THINKING OF THEM. HOW CAN SOMETHING SO GOOD BE DISCONTINUED. EVERYONE IN MY FAMILY WOULD PICK DGR'S OVER POPTART'S.

I have missed these since my childhood. One of my favorite memories is eating a blueberry danish go round and watching Saturday morning cartoons- both of these are now just distant memories. Poptarts are ok, but a very distant second to DGRs. As for "cartoons" today?? Not even close to the 70's :). I thought no one remembered these but me. My husband had never heard of them, but he came from a family of 10 children, so they probably would have gone broke buying them. I miss them :(.

I remember these. I think they must have cost less than Pop Tarts because my parents would not spend money on Pop Tarts because they always said they cost too much. I remember my mother buying these a couple of times. The flavor I remember and would do almost anything to find again was Honey. I think about these everytime I see a Pop Tart.

I too thought I was crazy , everyone I ask does not recall them. I was calling them merry go rounds. I LOVE, LOVE , LOVED them. I wish they would bring them back even if it is for short time.

Miss them..... would like to see them back!!!

I thought they were merry go rounds too. I liked to break pieces off as I ate them. Wonder why they stopped ?

loved these things as well ....Bringem Back!!!!

I remember! I couldn't remember the exact name and I was googling to find it. I liked the danish go rounds so much better than pop tarts!

These were great. Haven't seen these since about 1980.

Please please please bring them back my SISTERS loved them and all of us would buy them.... We try to locate them on the internet, but no luck... I was surprised at how many people feel the same way, n that they remember to be such treat... I buy pop tart all the time but would love to get my hands on a few Danish go Rounds

It's so cool that so many people remember Danish Go Rounds. I used to switch flavors each week with pop tarts. Cinnamon pop tarts and chocolate danish go rounds one week and then I would change the following week. It would be great to have them out again.

Oh my God,I have been asking friends for years if they remembered these.Everyone looked at me like I had a third eye.My brothers and I called them merry gorounds,we were young.It was our fave saturday morn breakfast. Pop-tarts and merry gorounds...

Wow I love this website. I have in one day found my people...I have come to find that I am not the only one who remembers the Choco' Lite Bar and Danish Go rounds. I have been asking anyone and everyone about these. I am in my forties and I have been trying to remember the name of these for like the last 30 years... I would like to know if Any of you who read these posts remembers a pastry like kellogs DAnish go rounds but I believe you kept the box refrigerated and the danish were a perfect circle spiral and it had cinnamon crumble smeared in it and after you would toast them you would put icing from a triangular pack...Not Cinnamon rolls in the tube...these came in a red box I believe and where the best Breakfast treat going....and not toaster pastries or strudel. I swear the box was like pop tarts and Danish go rounds but were kept in the fridge. It so funny how when we all have asked anyone they all have looked at us like... what are you talking about??? If anyone remebers those pastries i Mentioned please post ASAP...Thanks!!! My sister and i have been brainstorming for years on this too...

By using google images I was able to find the Pillsbury pastry I have been racking my brain over for 30 years.. I believe they were called Pillsbury Danish Swirls. But the box looks different to me. I still remember brown sugar crumble being in the swirl not some brown paste as in the picture on the box. Google image pillsbury Danish Swirls see if you remember the bad Arse breakfast treat from yester year.

I can't believe how many people remember these. I too have been searching under "Merry Go-Rounds" for some reason that is the name I remembered. There is no doubt now. I know for sure that we are all talking about the same delicious treats. Blueberry was my favorite with orange coming in a close second. Kelloggs needs to start making them again. I wish, I wish, I wish

BRING BACK Merry-Go-Rounds!

I've been wondering about them since I was a kid. They had a shiny foil/plastic wrap and you could break off the parts of the rope circle and eat 1 section at a time! I remember burning myself toasting them a few times!

they were awesome. just did a search to see if they were still around. what I can't believe is that pop tarts were more popular. danish go rounds flat out smoked 'em.

Finally! People who remember these! Strawberry was my favorite! Way better than poptarts! Please bringtell them back Kelloggs! PLEASE!!!!

This is to funny ,I talk about often with some younger men at work they have no idea how great they were

They were called merry go rounds,I am 50 pretty sure that was the name, 100 times better then a pop tart,I would love to have them back before a Twinkie.

I remember them as being so good. I too also had in my mind as being called merry go rounds. This is the first result I have found about other people remembering them too. I thought I must have been the only person that had eaten them. Please bring them back.

I was blown away when I found this site, THere are people out there that know a good product when they get one How I wish Kellogg would bring go-rounds back! The cinnamon was my favorite. So if anyone from the Kellogg co. Sees this site, please! please! Make these again, even if it's for a Limited time only. I'll stock up!

They really need to bring back the Cinnamon version of the Danish Go Rounds. I would eat them out of the package cold without putting them into the toaster and they were the best breakfast pastry I have ever eaten. Please bring them back Kellogg's!!!

Finally, I found the name of my favorite childhood treat! I tried to describe them to friends and family and they didn't know of them. My best memory is going to my friend's house after school and having a danish go-round with Hawaiian punch in a dixie riddle cup! Oh and how did you eat your danish? Did you just bite into it or tear off pieces of the rope eating it in a circle. What great memories. These were special treats, not like the kids today always eating pop-tarts every day.

LOVED these !!! I used to eat the thing by separating the rings and going round & round. They looked like one of those oval shaped braided rugs. I remember a commercial where the kids were riding a Merry go Round eating the Danish go Rounds. Kelloggs, please bring them back, even for a short time !!!!!

I'm soooo happy to have found this site and these posts!!! I'm now 47 and LOVED these as a child and wish Kellogg's would bring them back!!! I loved them because I'm a gal who loves good crust as much as the filling, and Danish Go Rounds had thicker crust than Pop-tarts. No one I've ever mentioned them too even remembers them, so imagine my surprise to find all of you! Clearly, there were, and are, a few of us with great taste around!!

I so love that I am not the only other kid from the 70's that loved these things. I have been trying to remember what they were called for years-so funny. Thanks y'all!

Best breakfast food ever! I still crave them!

I'm watching Monday nite football and thinking about merry-go-rounds. They wee better than pop-tarts because they had more filling. I miss them and remember how disappointing it would be to over toast them. I WANT MY STRAWBERRY MERRY-Go-ROUNDS NOW!!!!

I remember pulling them apart and making one long one. I love those pastries and toastettes. Please someone in marketing read this and bring them back. I guarantee they will sell like wildfire!!!!!

I REMEMBER DANISH GO ROUNDS SO WELL I WOULD GET THEM AT QFI IN SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO LOVED THEM SO MUCH PLEASE BRING THEM BACK THEY WILL SELL LIKE HOT CAKES ESPEICALLY TO ME :)

Heck, kids, I'm 54 and I ADORED Danish Go Rounds!!! Picking out my breakfast was the highlight of grocery shopping w/ mom. Wandering up & down the cereal aisle, oh which brand of cereal to pick this week?? Who had the best toy inside? and then when I got Pop-Tarts or Danish Go Rounds I was really in heaven. C'mom Kellogg's bring them back! It can't be that hard!! My maiden name is even Kellogg, if that helps!! Nice to know I'm in good company with all you folks out there.

This is too funny! I am 55 yrs old I have been searching the Internet for years for these I thought they were called Merry Go Rounds but Danish Go Rounds is right! Loved these wish I could get them again!

What ? I was just thinking about these and decided to look up a pic on the web , and found this little forum. I would love these to make a come back. They were delicious. Come on Kellogg's,you can do it, original recipe and all.

I'm 53 and there 5 kids. My mom would buy each of us a box of these Danish Go Rounds in our favorite flavor each week she went grocery shopping. I would hide mines in case my brothers or sisters ran out of there's. How I wished they would bring these back!!!!

We’re they Danish Go Rounds or Frosted Merry Go Rounds!

Kellogg PLEASE bring back Danish Go Rounds fondly could Merry Go Rounds!!!

Love me some Danish Go Rounds

LOVED these! Kellogg's, please bring them back. I'll pay anything!

Omg, Danish Go Rounds was to die for. I can still taste it. They gotta bring back them back. They’d make a fortune if they did.

Ooh, those were divine. I liked raspberry the best! Eating these yummy confections while watching Sesame Street, Mr. Rogers and the Electric Company

I've been searching for info on these for years. No one I've ever mentioned them to even remember them. They beat pop tarts hands down no comparison. How I wish they would make them again lol

Loved,loved,loved Danish-Go-Rounds and I agree it seemed like no one else remembered them ! They were the best !!!! Strawberry was amazing. So much better than pop tarts.

Michael Berry was talking about Pop Tarts on his show tonight. He mentioned the Danish-Go-Rounds but said he didn't know if they were ever available in the US. I was sitting here going - oh yes they were and looked up to see what images showed up. What a surprise to find this page!

Wish they would bring back the Danish Go Rounds in Cinamon flavor. I would buy a case of them if they would.