QueenVulpix gaiages I think I saw dunkaroos on Amazon or eBay the other day. I think some places still have them. I want to say a few years back BJ's or Costco still had them.
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Discontinued foods you want back: Where are my Magic Middles?
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I had hundreds of these as a kid I bet. They only make the fruit pies now. I want pudding pies!
I had hundreds of these as a kid I bet. They only make the fruit pies now. I want pudding pies!
Yessss. I ate the shit out of those. Now I'm craving one hard.
My contribution - The GOAT snack mix:
Hold up: since when has Oatmeal Cookie Chunk been discontinued? I quit eating ice cream on the regular about a year or two ago (used to be a once a week habit) but this was always my go to flavor.
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YES!KFC Twister. Apparently they still exist everywhere but the US :...(
And the Zinger version.
We still have it in Ohio, it never went away.
I miss these, none of my friends remember them though, shit was the best
Actually I can confirm that Utz taste exactly the same, but as you said... The price range...
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You have Skyline, LaRosa's, United Dairy Farmers, Pro Sports teams, and a College football team that isn't hopeless too.We still have it in Ohio, it never went away.
I miss these, none of my friends remember them though, shit was the best
I hate this state.
Smurfberry Crunch. It was delicious.
Unlike most licensed cartoon cereals, it wasn't just renamed Captain Crunch or Lucky Charms. It was different. If it was the same thing as a cereal that still exists, I'd sure like to know.
Unlike most licensed cartoon cereals, it wasn't just renamed Captain Crunch or Lucky Charms. It was different. If it was the same thing as a cereal that still exists, I'd sure like to know.
Second, I want the Chili-Cheese Burrito back at Taco Bell.
These are still a thing here in northern Indiana.
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Everyone has a favorite food that has been discontinued. What is yours, and why do you want it back.
Second, I want the Chili-Cheese Burrito back at Taco Bell.
Huh, I thought they just changed the name to Chillito, I wasn't aware that they got rid of them in some places. That sucks for you.
Edit: I see you already talked about this and you live in Kentucky. We still have them in Cincinnati. Come on up!
I would like McDonald's Pizza to come back. Mainly because I want to see if it's as good as I remember. It probably isn't but I don't care.
Beaten but I loved these and want them back!
Fuck... I haven't thought about these in ages... they used to be my absolute favorite candy.
Damn, but do I miss Jell-O Pudding Pops.
You can make them at home, but it is most definitely not the same. And no, they are not the same as chocolate popsicles, either. I don't know how they were made, but they had a texture that was wonderful, and they had an outer coating of ice that crunched when you bit it.
Got any of them Old El Paso frozen Chimichangas in the States? They fell off the face of the map in Canada.
Maybe it's just nostalgia but I'd love to have the purple and green ketchup bottles again. They were so fun.
It feels like the late 90's was a lot more colorful time.
Definitely, I'm not a fan of Doritos but these tasted damn good.
It feels like the late 90's was a lot more colorful time.
Definitely, I'm not a fan of Doritos but these tasted damn good.
For Germany, there is only one answer:
Oh and the time latest one, this:
I mean, it's still available, but they changed the recipe recently and everyone hates it, it's garbage now and basically dead.
Oh and the time latest one, this:
I mean, it's still available, but they changed the recipe recently and everyone hates it, it's garbage now and basically dead.
I loved those. Eat the outer shell, make a lump of all the filling inside and eat that ball, die from a sugar rush.
I might be wrong but I've seen these at my local grocery store in Cali.
These were on sale back when my parents didn't have much money... so I watched all the rich kids drink them lol.
They're back, at least in Vancouver and Montreal.
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Damn, but do I miss Jell-O Pudding Pops.
You can make them at home, but it is most definitely not the same. And no, they are not the same as chocolate popsicles, either. I don't know how they were made, but they had a texture that was wonderful, and they had an outer coating of ice that crunched when you bit it.
Yeah they are definitely not the same.
Pepsi Blue
Rice Krispies Razzle Dazzle
Mystic Sparkling water or soda
Pious Picante Doritos
Super Mario Soda, the yoshi and Luigi one specifically
Baja California Starbursts
Rice Krispies Razzle Dazzle
Mystic Sparkling water or soda
Pious Picante Doritos
Super Mario Soda, the yoshi and Luigi one specifically
Baja California Starbursts
I made a deal with the lunch ladies that I'd wipe down the tables after lunch just to get a bottle of the wild cherry. Mom almost never had money left from her paycheck to let me get anything from the school store.
Give me a pack of wild cherry some 3d Doritos and dunkaroos I'll die happy.
I kept one of those in my possession on my shelf for at least 5 years. It finally dropped one day. I mean, the whole thing was murky as diarrhea by that point but it still hurt to see it fall...to see them all...to see those balls.
Had a bottle of this over 20 years ago but I still remember it like it was yesterday, I loved it.
You can still get these tasty bastards up here in Canada thankfullyDunkaroos!
This is a recent discounted item and boy am I sure bummed about it.They had a slightly tart shell that was also slightly salty so they had this incredible twang to them. They were a cheap candy with a subtle quality, something that's rare to find in American candy. And now they're gone, and there's no substitutes that I know of.
