blue raspberry pop tart meatloaf!?

I haven't been impressed with the newest Pop Tart flavors, like the Jolly Ranchers ones, because I don't like Jolly Ranchers or sour food for that matter. Ditto for the Dunkin' Donuts Chocolate Mocha and Vanilla Latte ones(I don't like coffee). I would've turned the Orange Crush or Root Beer ones into a meatloaf but then I'd have to use more Pop Tarts because you can't have a meatloaf with either of those flavors without the actual drink in it! 

But there's something about a Pop Tart with blue filling that is just begging to be put into a meatloaf- I'm talking about the Blue Raspberry Pop Tart, people! Kellogg's claims it's sweet and sour but I didn't taste the latter in this Pop Tart. Maybe I would've had they not hit its expiration date a month ago(but hey- they were unopened, so they didn't go stale). 

It's been a long while since I put Pop Tarts into a meatloaf- I just branched out into other recipes over the past two years, but the blue filling is like a siren call to me to use it in a weird recipe that I just cannot ignore. 

If blue raspberries actually existed in nature, I probably would've used them in this meatloaf. I mean, people post colorful food on Instagram, like anything with the word "unicorn" in it- whatever that means since they technically don't exist in real life. 

My dad said the meatloaf tasted sweet, like a "candy cake". First of all, I've never heard of that term in my life but it sure sounds good! 

HELPFUL LINK: Blue Raspberry Pop Tarts: www.myamericanmarket.com/us/kelloggs-pop-tarts-frosted-blue-raspberry

You will need: 

For the cooking equipment: 

A large bowl
A lasagna pan
Nonstick cooking spray

For the meatloaf: 

2/3 tbsp. onion powder
2 beaten and whisked eggs
Pinch of salt
Pinch of black pepper
4-5 Blue Raspberry Pop Tarts(see HELPFUL LINK)
1 pound chopped, drained, crumbled up, firm tofu

1. Put the first 4 ingredients into a large bowl. Break apart the Pop Tarts over the large bowl into small pieces. Then add the tofu and mix all the ingredients up until you get a firm mixture. 
2. Spray a lasagna pan with nonstick cooking spray. Form 2 loaves from the meatloaf mixture. 
3. Bake the meatloaves in a 350 degree Fahrenheit oven for 40-45 minutes. Bon appetit! 

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