We Found All the Info on Little Debbie’s New Boston Creme Pies

It was just days ago that we reported on the new Banana Puddin’ Creme Pies coming from Little Debbie and now here we are with another new LIttle Debbie snack cake launching in early 2026! Debbie is staying busy. In a few months, we’ll be seeing Little Debbie Boston Creme Pies in the snack cake aisle. We’ve pulled together all the scattered information around the internet—Instagram leaks, Reddit posts, and Walmart listings—into one hub of intel. 

Where did this news come from?

The first report came from snack bloggers (and friendly collaborators of yours truly) Markie Devo and SnackWire. Their post, published earlier this month, covered both the previously-revealed Banana Puddin’ Creme Pies and the new Boston Creme Pies. 

What will Little Debbie Boston Creme Pies taste like?

Following the social media post, we found a Walmart listing for the product—including a description. Per Walmart’s website, these are “soft, golden vanilla cookies layered with luscious Boston crème flavor and enrobed in a thick, decadent chocolate coating.” While I definitely could have guessed all that from the box render, it’s nice to have it in writing.

When will Little Debbie Boston Creme Pies hit shelves?

Per Markie Devo, Little Debbie’s Boston Creme Pies will drop in March 2026—a month after the Banana Puddin’ Creme Pies will hit shelves. While I haven’t heard any rumors suggesting this, I’d love for that release schedule to continue beyond Q1; a new Little Debbie treat every month would keep me busy and happy.

What’s with all the new creme pies?

I’m not complaining; Little Debbie has been on a roll recently. The Pumpkin Spice Oatmeal Creme Pies were a great seasonal variant, while the Nutty Buddy Creme Pies and Cake Bars were absolute revelations. I’m unbelievably excited to see these new Boston Creme Pies feature the same chocolate coating. I said it in a previous review: that coating keeps the cookies inside super moist and soft compared to the non-coated creme pies.