What is Sasapops?  \nIt is a local brand gourmet frozen dessert bar :)  They claim that there's no artificial flavors on their products and they use only natural ingredients like organic sugar, all different kind of real fruits & water.  After talking with Lisa R. (she was the one who recommended this product), I really wanted to check it out.  One day, I was at the local Whole Foods Market & carefully looked through the frozen food section... It wasn't hard to find at all.  I grabbed four different ice cream bars (passion fruit, pumpkin pie, apple pie & carrot cake).\nI noticed on the back of the ice cream package that they contained more than 250 calories per bar.  They all looked so delicious, but I decided to not eat them until the next day since it was already 9:30pm. I didn't want to ruin my diet :-(\nAfter trying out the four different flavored Sasapops, the winner goes to the \"Passion Fruit\" and \"Apple Pie\". The other 2 bars were too rich in flavor for my liking.\n\n*Passion Fruit: tasted a real fruit.\n                            You might like it if you love any fruit in general.\n                            Sweet & Sour(exotic taste).\n\n*All the Pie Flavored Sasapops: tasted just like a real pie!!\n                                                          Enjoyed the real pie crust chunks!\n                                                          Watch out for the high calories.  As I mentioned  \n                                                          earlier, it can be more than 250 in calories... Ouch\n\nIn this month, there is an event called, \"Yelp Presents Love Local Nevada\" on every Wednesday from 4pm to 6pm at the local Whole Foods Market.  I'm pretty sure that  you can try out some of the Sasapops at the event :P  Because of my work schedule, I can't attend :-(.  Last week, I spoke with Paolo D. and he said he tasted a \"minipops\" at the first event. I guess it is a new product(much smaller in size & low in calories) and definitely I'll try them out.\n\nIn conclusion, I would recommend to try this gourmet dessert bar at least once. They are very rich in flavor and worth to try. The price was about $3.49 per bar at Whole Foods. It seems a bit pricey.