Walmart's light-up Little Debbie Christmas Tree Cake stands 22 inches tall and costs $39.88. That's about $10 more than the 4.5-foot inflatable version, and one shopper says it sold out last year.
Walmart has a Christmas Tree Cake you can't eat, and it's almost 2 feet tall.
The Little Debbie Lighted Blow Mold Christmas Tree Cake Decor is $39.88 on Walmart.com, sold and shipped by Walmart. It stands 22 inches tall and 15 inches long, with LED lights inside, TheStreet reported Tuesday. Parade spotted it Sunday.
It looks like the snack cake, just supersized: white frosting, red icing stripes, green sprinkles and the red Little Debbie logo, Parade said. TheStreet says it plugs into an outlet.
Now the fun math. The 4.5-foot Little Debbie yard inflatable at Walmart runs about $30, TheStreet noted. So the blow mold is less than half as tall for about $10 more. Hard plastic costs extra, apparently.
Shoppers give it 4.4 out of 5 stars on the listing, TheStreet said. "I'm glad I was able to get one, because they sold out last year," one wrote.
How much is the Little Debbie Christmas Tree Cake blow mold?
It was $39.88 on Walmart.com Tuesday night. TheStreet and Parade both round it to $40. The listing showed delivery as soon as Nov. 12.
Size: 22 inches tall, 15 inches long
Lights: built-in LEDs; TheStreet says it plugs in
Where: Walmart.com, sold and shipped by Walmart
Rating: 4.4 out of 5 stars
The product title tacks on "Mc Kee," as in McKee Foods, the Tennessee company that makes Little Debbie. The listing also names Gemmy Industries, the decor company behind a lot of holiday inflatables.
Walmart doesn't say whether it's rated for outdoor use. TheStreet suggested setting it in a window so it peeks outside, which keeps it out of the rain anyway.
What is a blow mold?
Blow molds are hollow plastic decorations that glow from a light inside. Think of the glowing Santas, snowmen and candles that lit up porches in the 1960s and '70s. Plenty of people still hunt for old ones at thrift stores and antique malls.
This one swaps the old hot bulb for LEDs. Same glow, less melted-plastic smell.
Does the Little Debbie blow mold sell out?
TheStreet says it has sold out in previous years, and several reviewers said they missed it before. Walmart hasn't posted stock counts or restock dates, so if you want one on the mantel by December, don't wait for Black Friday.
What other Little Debbie Christmas decor is at Walmart?
TheStreet and Parade found more Little Debbie holiday stuff at Walmart:
Christmas Tree Cake Yard Inflatable: $30 (was $34), 4.5 feet tall
Christmas Tree Brownie Ornament: $12
Zebra Cake Christmas Tree Ornament: $12
Gingerbread Cookie Ornament: $11
Christmas Tree Cakes Slipper Socks: $19
Gingham Ceramic Cookie Jar: $40
Walmart prices move around a lot this time of year, so check the listing before you check out.
Can you buy Christmas Tree Cake decor from Little Debbie directly?
Yes. Little Debbie's own online shop lists a Christmas Tree Cake Ceramic LED for $54.99 and a 3-foot blow-up for $33.99. Its Christmas Tree Cake blanket ($27.99) is already sold out.
That puts Walmart's blow mold in the middle. It's sturdier than the inflatable and about $15 cheaper than the ceramic one.
The shop also has a Christmas Tree Cakes 40th anniversary shirt marked down to $21.99. The cakes first showed up in 1985.
What else is Christmas Tree Cake flavored this year?
A lot. We've already covered the Christmas Tree Cakes coffee creamer, back with a new recipe, a RYSE protein shake and $5 Goose Creek wax melts.
The cakes themselves are in stores from mid-October to late December, Little Debbie says, in vanilla and chocolate. There are also Christmas Tree Cake Donuts, striped mini doughnuts for the ones who can't wait for dessert.
Want to work them off? The Christmas Tree Cake Run is Sunday, Dec. 6, in Collegedale, Tenn., starting and ending at Little Debbie Park. Races run from a $10 kids' dash to a $45 half marathon, and proceeds support the Collegedale Veterans Memorial Park.
Article compiled and written by Kambrea Pratt (editor-in-chief), Derek Gibbs (beat editor) and the Pirates & Princesses newsroom. Pirates & Princesses is part of WebReef Media.
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Hat Tips:
TheStreet (Nov. 10, 2026), the blow mold's size, lights, rating, sellout history and other Walmart decor prices
Parade (Nov. 8, 2026), the design details and more Little Debbie items at Walmart
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