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Does anyone remember making the Flintstones car out of the push up ice creams. You would cut out the cardboard picture and use the empty push up as the wheels. That was about 30 years ago. Man good memories that I had with my dad. The ice cream was bomb too. The orange sherbet was my favorite.
Same with twinkies. They were still somewhat edible after the coconut oil was replaced with something less tasty. After they stopped making them and brought them back they screwed them up even more and now you couldn't pay me to eat them.
I loved Carnation breakfast bars in the late 70's and 80's. The peanut butter ones, slightly warmed in microwave were divine. Wish they would come back.
Snyder's of Hanover Honey Mustard Pretzel Bits have been around for years and IMO the broken insides of the thick pretzels take and hold the flavor much better than just a coating!
Cosby can't be the reason they don't bring them back, companies always bring stuff back, and the 80s and 90s are huge right now. Jello could make a killing, or anyone with a good enough knockoff formula for that matter. I'm sure some group of woke college kids would complain but who cares, Jello pudding pops matter a lot more than their opinion.
Cookie Crisp *used* to be really good, through the 80s and 90s anyway, but then somewhere in the early 2000s it changed entirely. And i wondered about this for years until i found out 'why'. Obviously the recipe had changed, but originally it was Ralston that made the cereal. The bland new recipe is of course, "less unhealthy", i suppose certain ingredients change throughout the food industry or cheaper options become available. They know as well as we do though. We don't eat junk food for our health. So... if it ain't broke. They'll still fix it until it is.
@@derealized797 I didn't know they changed it, but it's been since the 90's since I had Cookie Crisp...another one of my favorites growing up! Stupid that they changed it, that's an iconic cereal damn it!! and the commercials lol
Doritoes used to come in taco flavoring when they first came out in the late 70's early 80's and they came out with nacho cheese and ranch and then taco flavored disappeared 😒 they were so good 😋
Where? Where? I ask you kind individual where do you find the road gold honey mustard pretzels? Those are probably my favorite snack in existence, I would forgo any other snack if I could have those, so please tell me where???
My mom used to hide the og kudos from us, but we'd get our hands on them once in a while. The were terrific. I also mis the original peanut butter twix with the regular cookie base and most of all I think I miss Philadelphia Cream Cheese strawberry cheesecake bites.
It had ended up pretty crappy by the end though it wasn't like it was when I was a kid. It got really really small and there was barely any fudge in it anymore. 😕 In the late 90's they were amazing though.
Despite the terrible spokesperson, Jell-o pudding pops were SO good. So many good flavor varieties were released in my youth too Only thing better was the Flintstones Push-Ups!
My grandma would make them herself. Mix up a package of chocolate fudge instant pudding, add a tub of cool whip and spoon it into Tupperware popsicle molds. Tastes like summer during my childhood.
My daughter loved NutrigrainTwists…they had a fruit bar and a yogurt filled bar twisted together. At almost 30, she still checks the shelves hoping to see them back in stores
Semi gross story about flintstone push-ups. In 91 or so after a lot of partying I was hungry and living in a small town before taco bell moved in the grocery store was the only option. My buddy stopped to we could run in and I got mesmerized by the Flintstones so I bought them. It wasn't until we got in the car I realized I had no way to keep them cold so I made the executive decision to eat all of them on the ride. I don't remember if I did eat the whole box but knowing me at the time I did. I do however remember the diarrhea I had shortly after. Let's just say if you eat too many of them it will look like you dumped a couple of gallons of rainbow sherbet in your toilet. I told you it was gonna get gross.
I didn’t want to be the one to tell you this, but the entire digestive process takes about a little more than 36 hours to complete, so that rainbow would normally have a few days to show up in the toilet
I miss Jello pudding pops, especially the vanilla ones, and Jello Gelatin Pops. Really miss the old chocolate/vanilla Push Ups that were around in the 1970s and early 1980s, when I was a kid.
The two product I miss were Buitoni's toaster pizzas and Swanson's International frozen dinners. Another was Jell-O's 1, 2, 3 dessert that separated into three layers as it set. So many fun foods and memories to go along with them.
@@johnb7053 yes they are, but most likely not at the big name retailers. Usually at the smaller stores in black or Hispanic neighborhoods. They were so loaded with sugar that people started buying them less. New generation of parents brought new healthier products for their kids. Back in our time we were more active so a little sugar wasn't a big deal. Now with technology and social media, kids aren't as active as pre 2000 kids.
I was so happy to see Pizzerias on there! To this day I'd say they were the greatest snack chip ever made. It's a travesty that something so wonderful was taken from us so soon.
I completely forgot about pizzerias! Those were excellent just like the original doritos pizza hut flavor... the pizza flavor didn't have the zest of the actual pizza hut ones..
I wasn’t a fan of Pizzerias myself, but it was a popular snack when I was in middle school. The chip itself wasn’t bad, but I’m not a fan of pizza flavored things.
Absolutely!! I think of Pizzarias often. My grandma and grandpa would get me a bag of each flavor for my Christmas “stocking” every year. I wish they’d bring them back but they’d never be the same
@@csaw1499 yeah, lol im sorry my wording was admittedly poor. I did see it there and was excited that it was on cause I was "hoping" it was on during the video.
You should have included Keebler Munch Ems and Hostess Suzy Qs. The latter disappeared from shelves within the last couple of years without notice or reason.
I think it’s the fault of those spoilsports who go out of their way to make food “healthy” by “improving” it - but actually ruin it by removing most of the sugar content from anything sweet and the fat content from any item that is not sweet - my own enjoyment of food in general, not just crisps and snacks, has been ruined by the manufacturers taking out all the ingredients that make it worth eating, in the belief that it’s “unhealthy” and replacing it with something that makes it taste horrible - the whole joy of eating a pork pie was all that aspic - and the Melton Mowbray pork pie, named after the Lincolnshire town was supposedly the best pork pie in existence - today, pork pies are often marketed as “Melton Mowbray pork pies” - but some spoilsports have decided that all traces of aspic should be removed - so Melton Mowbray pork pies aren’t that much different from standard ones - but the question is - can you still get them made properly in Melton Mowbray? Never been, so I can’t argue! Also, who in the UK decided that a pork sausage in a dry bun can be sold as a “hot dog?”. No - that’s a pork sausage in a dry bun - a hot dog is what we here in the UK call a frankfurter sausage in a buttered bun, with onions, mustard and relish (the onions, mustard and relish are optional) - as for a “chip butty”, the name implies that the bread is buttered - not margarined - and definitely not served in a couple of slices of dry bread or a dry bun - that’s “chips in bread” or “chips in a bun”. Even sandwiches from the shops don’t always have butter or margarine on them! On my last train journey to Middlesbrough, I bought a sandwich on the train up - I didn’t think to ask if the “butter” was butter or margarine - turned out to be dry! Can’t even get skin on chicken and crackling on pork at most Somerset carveries - as for cooked breakfasts even at “greasy spoons” - nothing is fried - it’s usually done on a griddle - no such thing as a fried egg, either!
Is it just a Mandela effect that Kudos had mini M&Ms in the 90s? I remember them as always having them when I was in middle school in the late 90s-00s.
Long before Pizzarias there was Pizza Spins, one of my favorites.they came out about the same time as Bugles. The Bugles are still with us but Pizza Spins are history.
I bought some Trix Yorgurt from Walmart the other day. It is outrageously good, maybe even better than I remembered. Also bought some Dunkaroo's the other day, and those are crazy good too! Bought some Oreo Cakester's some weeks ago, and those are THE BOMB. Pizzaria's are my #1 discontinued food, I am looking forward to when they bring that back. I am looking forward to when they bring back Zima, raspberry newtons, Cookies 'N Creme Quik, Jumpin' Jack Doritos, Magic Middles, Planter's Peanut Butter Crisps, Crystal Clear Pepsi, the McDLT, and some other foods. Thank you for the video.
There is variety store near me that had a sign up telling us to "buy a pushup for a pal " complete with Fred and Barney from the Flintstones. .I asked once where the push ups were ,since the poster was up. The owner replied he hadn't had them in for years ,but the poster did cover a hole in the drywall very well.
Just being able to remember walking through the grocery store at different points in my life and seeing these/buying these brings back so much nostalgia
My boyfriend talks about this chip all the time. The cheeseburger Dorito. He said it tastes exactly like a burger. Had him searching the net trying to prove it existed 😩
i completely forgot about the honey mustard pretzels! they were my favorite as a kid but i guess when they went away, i just didn’t notice. i want them back now lmao
I still miss those awesome root beer popsicles they used to make. (Sure, you can get root beer float bars at the store now, but somehow it's just not the same for me.) Then there were the 7-Up ones - both regular and cherry flavored. Lots of other great popsicles too, but those two were my favorite kinds.
The banana nut flavored Cheerios still exist. As does the honey mustard pretzels. As does the Oreo cakesters. My guess is these maybe don’t exist in certain areas
I hate it when a good product is ruined by switching to cheaper ingredients. For example, my favorite potato chips were make by Mikesell's, in Dayton, Ohio. They were sliced very thin, and cooked in peanut oil. I found some a couple years ago t a Rural King store, and they tasted like al other brands. Then I discovered that they used everything except used motor oil to cook them. I loved Kahn's Pepperloaf. Kahn's was bought out by the company that owns 'Brian's (Flavor of the South). They dropped the Kahn's version, and kept their version that had chunks of hat the size of my thumb. It was inedible,
@@BabbleTop The cheapening and 'improving' food has slowly turn eating from a joy, to a chore. Even raw ingredients are lower quality, including new varieties of vegetables that are bred to be easier to harvest, and have longer shelf lives. Instead, we get get things with very little taste. I remember when the 'Big Boy' tomatoes first hit the market. A slice of one was bigger than a slice of bread, but it had much less flavor. Look at the price of San Marzano tomatoes, if you can even find them. These are used to make the best Italian tomato sauces. Produce dealers tell me, Romano are just as good. There is no comparison. I used to grow my own, when I lived up North. The soil here isn't good enough. I would wash them, slice the top and bottom off, the vertically slice them into quarters. I would use them in soup or chili that way. The sins would fall off when they were fully cooked. I had someone who swore that he hated chili come back for a third bowl. I slow cooked it for six to eight hours. 😀
Of all of these discontinued items I only miss Jell-O Pudding Pops, Rice Krispies Treats cereal, and the Flintstones Push-Ups. Kudos are also a missed item.
Fruity Cheerios were needing to be on this list. They tasted IDENTICAL to the old school Trix before Trix started putting excessive sugar or artificial flavoring in their cereal. I loved Fruity Cheerios and I wish they would bring them back I’m probably crazy but I miss the old Weight Watchers 90 calorie snacks too like the zingers that they had for a while. They were a good diet option for people that had a sweet tooth but didn’t want to blow their diet
It was all about the Push Ups with Nerds for me. I was bummed when I couldn't find them anymore. Also, I don't know how popular they were, but the Starburst Fruit Twists - there is something out similar, but lacks the flavor.
Raspberry Zingers are nowhere near as good as they used to be. Time was, you could taste the raspberry and coconut... now all I taste is palm oil or whatever they put in it as a binder.
Every summer I think of the Flintstone push-up pops, they were like frozen yogurt but smoother and sweeter, probably full of crap but they were amazing tasting 😋
i could eat flintstone push pops all day as a kid omg. i feel bad for kids today who never got to taste them but at the same time they're lucky they dont know the flavor that they can never taste again lol. same with surge and dunkaroos. those disney pops too were good. oh i liked the fruit snacks that were like at 100 opacity and not a clear jelly. idk how to explain it better than that, i know one color would be white but yeah i loved em and i dont remember the name of em. i hate when companies discontinue items, especially without reason. us 99% want and get so little out of life, just let us have our push pops and dunkaroos damnit!
The ones I miss most are the pudding pops. That written, I simply make my own... sorta. The Oreo Cakesters were a treat for me back in the day, they were a tough find even when sold regularly.
@Susan Metz Koogle was a popular product in the 1960s and 1970s, known for its unique flavors like banana and peanut butter. Unfortunately, Koogle is no longer in production, and it can be challenging to find it on store shelves today.😓
Pizzarias were the BEST!! The original pudding pops were great too. In the early 2000s, CremeSavers yogurt was AMAZING, then it discontinued too. I am currently lamenting over the loss of my NutriGrain waffles.
How did cereal straws not make it on the list? I was literally addicted to these things when I was little. They were kind of like the Oreo things that were on the list but instead they were if my memory is correct Cookie Crisp cereal. I’m not really sure if they’re discontinued or if they even make them anymore but I know I haven’t seen them in my local supermarket since I was about five years old. I can still remember the days when we would be eating breakfast and my brother and I would constantly fight over the cereal straws
The reason why many of the great products have discontinued is simple. Sometimes big company executives wake up in the morning in the mood to make an unpopular decision, go into the office and carry it out only because he/she has the power to do so.
Oh, my goodness... Dunkaroos. Those and the Gobblers turkey snacks were my big things when I was a kiddo. ...I remember not wanting the vanilla cream in the dunkaroos, so my mom would scoop it out and replace it with chocolate frosting for me.
I miss the Keebler HeyDay bars! They were awesome! They were like a wafer type of cookie, rectangle in shape, bottom layer of chocolate, topped with a layer of caramel, with chocolate drizzled across it and coated with chopped nuts! They were chewy/crunchy deliciousness!
@SHEPHERD'S VOICE I just love how detailed the explanation is. But we really miss those, how I wished they'd have an event in where they'll bring back those amazing just for a day 😁
I remember when I was younger, my family used to make pudding pops. We had Mickey pudding pop makers with Mickey head handles. Those were definitely the days.
Disappointed the pop rocks pudding didn’t make it into this video. My Mom’s excuse for not buying them for me as a kid was she didn’t want me to choke on them. 😂
I will never understand why head C.E.O.s think it's a good idea to discontinue their best selling products but leave the crappy ones on store shelves. It is one of life's greatest mysteries.
A few of these I forgot about and were a cool blast from the past like pizzerias, kudos, squeez its and push ups, most every thing else was crap and gone for a reason
I have a theory that they discontinue stuff for whatever reason, ruin the recipe and rerelease it to stop people from complaining when they discontinue it again.
The thing about sour cream & onion Doritos is, when they disappeared, Frito-Lay introduced Cool Ranch Doritos. Obviously they thought it would be a good substitution. Cool Ranch is good, but it’s not quite the same flavor.
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I have to confirm that cakesters are back but the only place I’ve seen them at is a Wawa so far maybe not fully back yet
Honestly most foods that are really released or the good old Foods but we grew up on or we're in our past all taste different now
Being a 90’s kid was GREAT
IKR 😄
Being a 60's kid was better!
@@Barnabas45 Yes - 70s pretty good too. 90s was a hangover by comparison.
Being an 80’s kid was the greatest!
@@Barnabas45wrong 89 baby here
Does anyone remember making the Flintstones car out of the push up ice creams. You would cut out the cardboard picture and use the empty push up as the wheels. That was about 30 years ago. Man good memories that I had with my dad. The ice cream was bomb too. The orange sherbet was my favorite.
You sir.... Are a true hero.👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 😅😅😅
Gerardo, it is very rare to see a person that realizes "sherbet" has just one "r". People of earth, it is not called "sherbert". Thank you.
Miss those sooo much, that was my favorite flavor too
Yeah my mom did that for us but it was such a sticky car lol
I loved the orange flavor I’m disappointed they’re not selling them anymore 🥲
Oreo cakesters are available but honestly they taste different compared to years ago.
@Amelia Carlson I agree, something definitely changed about it 🤔
They have definitely changed something about them. It still tastes good though
@Amelia Carlson Haven't tasted any yet since my hometown doesn't have one 😔 Would definitely give my thoughts if ever I encounter one 😊
Same with twinkies. They were still somewhat edible after the coconut oil was replaced with something less tasty. After they stopped making them and brought them back they screwed them up even more and now you couldn't pay me to eat them.
@@BabbleTop I’ll try one soon
I loved Carnation breakfast bars in the late 70's and 80's. The peanut butter ones, slightly warmed in microwave were divine. Wish they would come back.
Snyder's of Hanover Honey Mustard Pretzel Bits have been around for years and IMO the broken insides of the thick pretzels take and hold the flavor much better than just a coating!
Yes! I think they are better too, very flavorful ❤
They do have a great flavor. Kind of on the hard side but they taste good.
Yes! Those are so good
Philadelphia Cheesecake snack bars
Yes! Snyders are great! I love they use the broken pretzels to capture all the flavor
For some reason it makes me really sad that you can't buy pudding pops anymore. The fruit ones were good too.
@Jim I guess you are not the only one who is sad. We all are 😞
For real. I’ve tried freezing putting in the cup it’s just not the same
Bill Cosby has some real special puddin' pops 😄🤣😄🤣
Cosby can't be the reason they don't bring them back, companies always bring stuff back, and the 80s and 90s are huge right now. Jello could make a killing, or anyone with a good enough knockoff formula for that matter. I'm sure some group of woke college kids would complain but who cares, Jello pudding pops matter a lot more than their opinion.
What about 123 jello that’s stuff was awesome.
Damn I miss the hell out of Rice krispie treat cereal 😥
@BRUCE ASKEW AMAZIIIINGGG, but try not to eat too much 😅
me too that was my childhood 😢
Cookie Crisp *used* to be really good, through the 80s and 90s anyway, but then somewhere in the early 2000s it changed entirely. And i wondered about this for years until i found out 'why'. Obviously the recipe had changed, but originally it was Ralston that made the cereal.
The bland new recipe is of course, "less unhealthy", i suppose certain ingredients change throughout the food industry or cheaper options become available. They know as well as we do though. We don't eat junk food for our health. So... if it ain't broke. They'll still fix it until it is.
Oh s*** I just said the same thing that was the best cereal ever
@@derealized797 I didn't know they changed it, but it's been since the 90's since I had Cookie Crisp...another one of my favorites growing up! Stupid that they changed it, that's an iconic cereal damn it!! and the commercials lol
I miss Carnation Breakfast Bars ... Yummy ..!
Brings back so many memories. A time where you could simply eat junk food and not even care about how bad they were for you.
I totally forgot about Pizzarias! I LOVED those things when I was a kid!!
I remember Kudos bars from when they had the m&m and other candy ones. I never even realized they were discontinued until now.
I MISS ALL THE 90'S SNACKS
@Yawny_Cash THE BEST!! Specially because they have less artificial flavor before 🤗
SAME
I used to snack on honey mustard pretzels as a child. They were so tasty. 😋
So good!
Doritoes used to come in taco flavoring when they first came out in the late 70's early 80's and they came out with nacho cheese and ranch and then taco flavored disappeared 😒 they were so good 😋
The taco flavoured ones come back a few times each year.
yeah they had TACO BELL flavor, I used to love those, they also had a pizza flavor, I miss my childhood😭
I buy cakesters on a regular basis I have never had a problem finding them, the same with the honey mustard flavored pretzels
Where? Where? I ask you kind individual where do you find the road gold honey mustard pretzels? Those are probably my favorite snack in existence, I would forgo any other snack if I could have those, so please tell me where???
I buy cakesters too
@@drw4ever57 price cutter in poteau america
@@Ur-mom69 I bought a box just now
I do too, they are available at most grocery stores
My mom used to hide the og kudos from us, but we'd get our hands on them once in a while. The were terrific. I also mis the original peanut butter twix with the regular cookie base and most of all I think I miss Philadelphia Cream Cheese strawberry cheesecake bites.
I was really sad when they got rid of the original pb twix and replaced it with that nasty "creamy" pb junk.
I miss Kudos, any flavor, always a good one
Og peanut butter Twix was where it was at too.
I like your comment
@@KatiTheButcher I agree
@@thatfire1113 thank you! I like your replies!👍
Anyone remember fruit roll up “stickers” Was like stars and circled cut outs of fruit roll ups/fruit by the foot. Weirdly loved them 😂
And now the choco taco is gone. I still struggle to get over it. It gave my life meaning. 😔
I was really shocked when choco tacos were discontinued
I liked it too.
Amazon Fresh sells Choco Tacos. I realize not everyone has access.
It was life!😢
It had ended up pretty crappy by the end though it wasn't like it was when I was a kid. It got really really small and there was barely any fudge in it anymore. 😕
In the late 90's they were amazing though.
Oreo Cakesters have been back on the shelves for a couple of years now, in fact I thought they were new, I didn't know they were discontinued before.
I was just thinking that as I worked for Nabisco a few years ago.
Despite the terrible spokesperson, Jell-o pudding pops were SO good. So many good flavor varieties were released in my youth too
Only thing better was the Flintstones Push-Ups!
My grandma would make them herself. Mix up a package of chocolate fudge instant pudding, add a tub of cool whip and spoon it into Tupperware popsicle molds. Tastes like summer during my childhood.
Cosby was a fantastic spokesperson, but he is an evil person that did terrible things
My daughter loved NutrigrainTwists…they had a fruit bar and a yogurt filled bar twisted together. At almost 30, she still checks the shelves hoping to see them back in stores
Surprised I didn’t see Crème Savers on the list. They were discontinued some years ago but I seen that it’s back in stores… just rebranded packaging.
Semi gross story about flintstone push-ups. In 91 or so after a lot of partying I was hungry and living in a small town before taco bell moved in the grocery store was the only option. My buddy stopped to we could run in and I got mesmerized by the Flintstones so I bought them. It wasn't until we got in the car I realized I had no way to keep them cold so I made the executive decision to eat all of them on the ride.
I don't remember if I did eat the whole box but knowing me at the time I did. I do however remember the diarrhea I had shortly after. Let's just say if you eat too many of them it will look like you dumped a couple of gallons of rainbow sherbet in your toilet.
I told you it was gonna get gross.
I didn’t want to be the one to tell you this, but the entire digestive process takes about a little more than 36 hours to complete, so that rainbow would normally have a few days to show up in the toilet
Key phrase, normally. There was nothing normal about what happened that evening.
I miss Jello pudding pops, especially the vanilla ones, and Jello Gelatin Pops.
Really miss the old chocolate/vanilla Push Ups that were around in the 1970s and early 1980s, when I was a kid.
Trix yogurt was my jam 🥰
The two product I miss were Buitoni's toaster pizzas and Swanson's International frozen dinners. Another was Jell-O's 1, 2, 3 dessert that separated into three layers as it set. So many fun foods and memories to go along with them.
Yes, Jell-O 123 and also whip and chill.
Squeezit was my favorite drink🥤 in my childhood. Amen.
@Abel Lewis AMAZING is the word for those, I loved their popsicle ones 😄
Brought a Squeez it, everyday with my school lunch
Yup it was up there maybe only 2nd to those 25 cent sugar waters with the grenade like bottle, are those still around?
@@johnb7053 Nope.
@@johnb7053 yes they are, but most likely not at the big name retailers. Usually at the smaller stores in black or Hispanic neighborhoods. They were so loaded with sugar that people started buying them less. New generation of parents brought new healthier products for their kids. Back in our time we were more active so a little sugar wasn't a big deal. Now with technology and social media, kids aren't as active as pre 2000 kids.
You should have feature Mickeys Parade popsicles. They were so good!!! Keebler Potato skins were bomb too! So many to list.
The Pizzarias chips are the only thing listed that I miss. The rest, of those I actually tried, were ok to crap, and I get why they disappeared.
I forgot about these! My friend always had them at her house. Memory unlocked!
I was so happy to see Pizzerias on there! To this day I'd say they were the greatest snack chip ever made. It's a travesty that something so wonderful was taken from us so soon.
I completely forgot about pizzerias! Those were excellent just like the original doritos pizza hut flavor... the pizza flavor didn't have the zest of the actual pizza hut ones..
I wasn’t a fan of Pizzerias myself, but it was a popular snack when I was in middle school. The chip itself wasn’t bad, but I’m not a fan of pizza flavored things.
Absolutely!! I think of Pizzarias often. My grandma and grandpa would get me a bag of each flavor for my Christmas “stocking” every year. I wish they’d bring them back but they’d never be the same
it was the next to last item in the video
@@csaw1499 yeah, lol im sorry my wording was admittedly poor. I did see it there and was excited that it was on cause I was "hoping" it was on during the video.
Loved the video, but you left out Nabisco's Cheese Nips. I've always preferred them to Cheezits
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Same! I liked cheese nips so much better.
You should have included Keebler Munch Ems and Hostess Suzy Qs. The latter disappeared from shelves within the last couple of years without notice or reason.
Suzy Qs are still available in AR....
Oh wow I forgot about Susie Q's I used to love them as a teenager in the early 80s
I miss Malt-O's Blueberry Muffin Tops cereal. It was the best cereal I've ever had.
I love yogose I loved putting the strawberry ones into my milk
@MrZeroX710 Wow! that's a new way to enjoy an amazing food. Great idea, will definitely try it 😊
I hate when a company decides to "bring something popular back" and completely change the recipe like we won't notice.
I think it’s the fault of those spoilsports who go out of their way to make food “healthy” by “improving” it - but actually ruin it by removing most of the sugar content from anything sweet and the fat content from any item that is not sweet - my own enjoyment of food in general, not just crisps and snacks, has been ruined by the manufacturers taking out all the ingredients that make it worth eating, in the belief that it’s “unhealthy” and replacing it with something that makes it taste horrible - the whole joy of eating a pork pie was all that aspic - and the Melton Mowbray pork pie, named after the Lincolnshire town was supposedly the best pork pie in existence - today, pork pies are often marketed as “Melton Mowbray pork pies” - but some spoilsports have decided that all traces of aspic should be removed - so Melton Mowbray pork pies aren’t that much different from standard ones - but the question is - can you still get them made properly in Melton Mowbray? Never been, so I can’t argue!
Also, who in the UK decided that a pork sausage in a dry bun can be sold as a “hot dog?”. No - that’s a pork sausage in a dry bun - a hot dog is what we here in the UK call a frankfurter sausage in a buttered bun, with onions, mustard and relish (the onions, mustard and relish are optional) - as for a “chip butty”, the name implies that the bread is buttered - not margarined - and definitely not served in a couple of slices of dry bread or a dry bun - that’s “chips in bread” or “chips in a bun”.
Even sandwiches from the shops don’t always have butter or margarine on them! On my last train journey to Middlesbrough, I bought a sandwich on the train up - I didn’t think to ask if the “butter” was butter or margarine - turned out to be dry!
Can’t even get skin on chicken and crackling on pork at most Somerset carveries - as for cooked breakfasts even at “greasy spoons” - nothing is fried - it’s usually done on a griddle - no such thing as a fried egg, either!
Is it just a Mandela effect that Kudos had mini M&Ms in the 90s? I remember them as always having them when I was in middle school in the late 90s-00s.
Long before Pizzarias there was Pizza Spins, one of my favorites.they came out about the same time as Bugles. The Bugles are still with us but Pizza Spins are history.
I bought some Trix Yorgurt from Walmart the other day.
It is outrageously good, maybe even better than I remembered.
Also bought some Dunkaroo's the other day, and those are crazy good too!
Bought some Oreo Cakester's some weeks ago, and those are THE BOMB.
Pizzaria's are my #1 discontinued food, I am looking forward to when they bring that back.
I am looking forward to when they bring back Zima, raspberry newtons, Cookies 'N Creme Quik, Jumpin' Jack Doritos, Magic Middles, Planter's Peanut Butter Crisps, Crystal Clear Pepsi, the McDLT, and some other foods.
Thank you for the video.
They’re back ?!
May sound weird, but Trix yogurt, was one of my pregnancy cravings
@@thatfire1113 Doesn't sound weird at all, the stuff is awesome!
@@btetschnerAgreed, my son liked it. Lol.
I want the Oreo zippers in real life😂
Rice Krispie treats cereal was actually pretty bomb I wish they still had it
There is variety store near me that had a sign up telling us to "buy a pushup for a pal " complete with Fred and Barney from the Flintstones. .I asked once where the push ups were ,since the poster was up. The owner replied he hadn't had them in for years ,but the poster did cover a hole in the drywall very well.
Just being able to remember walking through the grocery store at different points in my life and seeing these/buying these brings back so much nostalgia
I miss the Late Night Taco and and Hamburger Doritos. The current Taco ones juat aren't the same 😢
@Jarik MorningStar I miss everything Doritos 😞
My boyfriend talks about this chip all the time. The cheeseburger Dorito. He said it tastes exactly like a burger. Had him searching the net trying to prove it existed 😩
@@juicereveal he's right, the flavor was spot-on 😂
i completely forgot about the honey mustard pretzels! they were my favorite as a kid but i guess when they went away, i just didn’t notice.
i want them back now lmao
I still miss those awesome root beer popsicles they used to make. (Sure, you can get root beer float bars at the store now, but somehow it's just not the same for me.) Then there were the 7-Up ones - both regular and cherry flavored. Lots of other great popsicles too, but those two were my favorite kinds.
The banana nut flavored Cheerios still exist. As does the honey mustard pretzels. As does the Oreo cakesters. My guess is these maybe don’t exist in certain areas
Same the Banana Nut Cheerios are available in my area
I hate it when a good product is ruined by switching to cheaper ingredients. For example, my favorite potato chips were make by Mikesell's, in Dayton, Ohio. They were sliced very thin, and cooked in peanut oil. I found some a couple years ago t a Rural King store, and they tasted like al other brands. Then I discovered that they used everything except used motor oil to cook them. I loved Kahn's Pepperloaf. Kahn's was bought out by the company that owns 'Brian's (Flavor of the South). They dropped the Kahn's version, and kept their version that had chunks of hat the size of my thumb. It was inedible,
@Neo Anderson rude
@Michael Terrell Absolutely it makes me hate the food because it never tastes the same 🤮
@@BabbleTop The cheapening and 'improving' food has slowly turn eating from a joy, to a chore. Even raw ingredients are lower quality, including new varieties of vegetables that are bred to be easier to harvest, and have longer shelf lives. Instead, we get get things with very little taste. I remember when the 'Big Boy' tomatoes first hit the market. A slice of one was bigger than a slice of bread, but it had much less flavor. Look at the price of San Marzano tomatoes, if you can even find them. These are used to make the best Italian tomato sauces. Produce dealers tell me, Romano are just as good. There is no comparison. I used to grow my own, when I lived up North. The soil here isn't good enough. I would wash them, slice the top and bottom off, the vertically slice them into quarters. I would use them in soup or chili that way. The sins would fall off when they were fully cooked. I had someone who swore that he hated chili come back for a third bowl. I slow cooked it for six to eight hours. 😀
@Neo Anderson Yawn.......................................................................................................
Of all of these discontinued items I only miss Jell-O Pudding Pops, Rice Krispies Treats cereal, and the Flintstones Push-Ups. Kudos are also a missed item.
Fruity Cheerios were needing to be on this list. They tasted IDENTICAL to the old school Trix before Trix started putting excessive sugar or artificial flavoring in their cereal. I loved Fruity Cheerios and I wish they would bring them back
I’m probably crazy but I miss the old Weight Watchers 90 calorie snacks too like the zingers that they had for a while. They were a good diet option for people that had a sweet tooth but didn’t want to blow their diet
Hold up cakesters are already back
It was all about the Push Ups with Nerds for me. I was bummed when I couldn't find them anymore. Also, I don't know how popular they were, but the Starburst Fruit Twists - there is something out similar, but lacks the flavor.
My mom was a pretty big health nut, but things I could always get her to buy me… Original Kudos, Raspberry Zingers and Push up pops. So amazing.
Raspberry Zingers are nowhere near as good as they used to be. Time was, you could taste the raspberry and coconut... now all I taste is palm oil or whatever they put in it as a binder.
@@LabCat like an almost chemical taste now. Just not nearly as good as the 1980s version I remember so clearly!
those flintstones push ups linger in my mind 20 years after i first had it
Every summer I think of the Flintstone push-up pops, they were like frozen yogurt but smoother and sweeter, probably full of crap but they were amazing tasting 😋
Oreo Cakesters are still available. I just bought a box of them last month.
i could eat flintstone push pops all day as a kid omg. i feel bad for kids today who never got to taste them but at the same time they're lucky they dont know the flavor that they can never taste again lol. same with surge and dunkaroos. those disney pops too were good. oh i liked the fruit snacks that were like at 100 opacity and not a clear jelly. idk how to explain it better than that, i know one color would be white but yeah i loved em and i dont remember the name of em. i hate when companies discontinue items, especially without reason. us 99% want and get so little out of life, just let us have our push pops and dunkaroos damnit!
Yummy those push up pops were so good!!
The ones I miss most are the pudding pops. That written, I simply make my own... sorta. The Oreo Cakesters were a treat for me back in the day, they were a tough find even when sold regularly.
I think pudding pops are too associated with Bill Cosby to make a successful comeback.
@@lorirussell6679 Probably, what a shame
I hope they bring back most of these too, so I can try them.
@Klein E. Same, I haven't tried most of the food mentioned here also 😞
@Klein E. Absolutely, I haven't tasted most of the foods mentioned here 😔
I miss the Cinnamon Krunchers and the Rice Krispie Treats cereal 😩
I'm still salty about the Guac Doritos.
They were my favorite 💔
I really miss Doodads!
I was addicted to the traditional flavor!!
Entenmann's Banana Crunch Cake was incredible. Have no idea why the discontinued it yet left the bad tasting banana creme cake.
Yogos were my fuel growing up. Everybody was jealous if you pulled some of those out.
Wait....oreo cakesters are back though. At least in the states.
@Mew Lover24 Yup as I've heard, but can't seem to find any in where I live, and I heard that the flavor changed 😔
Another great cereal lost to time was the Honey Nut Shredded Wheat Cereal, from Post I believe.
Agreed, that was a good one
Oreo Cakesters are sold here in my city. They fly off the shelf quickly but they're here....when avaliable 😒
@Lavender Sunsets I miss that stuff, hope we still had them in my city 😢
When I was a kid, I loved the banana peanut butter called Koogle. I’d love to see that back on the shelf.
@Susan Metz Koogle was a popular product in the 1960s and 1970s, known for its unique flavors like banana and peanut butter. Unfortunately, Koogle is no longer in production, and it can be challenging to find it on store shelves today.😓
Damn, now I want all these snacks!
For real, thou 💯
Who remembers lemon coolers. Those were goated
No one ever talks about Austin crackers changing their crackers too. “Oh this is a terrible thing!”
Planters pb crisps, tollhouse candy bars, bubble jugs, those are just a few good ones
nothing scream nostalgia like eating ice creme push out of a toilet paper tube
They are still selling 3D Doritos in Canada and I saw them for sale less than a week ago.
There here as well. Chicago.
Then I am moving to Canada
I miss the lifesavers lollipops, especially the blueberry and cream ones.
I remember those I liked the blueberry one too
Pizzarias were the BEST!! The original pudding pops were great too. In the early 2000s, CremeSavers yogurt was AMAZING, then it discontinued too. I am currently lamenting over the loss of my NutriGrain waffles.
Lordy, I want the Pizza Craver Doritos so bad. And not with ranch
Smoking Cheddar BBQ Doritos we’re the best!!!
The honey mustard pretzels are definitely still around.
@Matt Mulvihill Haven't seen one lately, would definitely want to try it again 👌
I found the Oreo Cakesters at my job! They are amazing!
How did anheuser busch honey roasted peanuts NOT make the list?!?!? those were addictive!
How did cereal straws not make it on the list? I was literally addicted to these things when I was little. They were kind of like the Oreo things that were on the list but instead they were if my memory is correct Cookie Crisp cereal. I’m not really sure if they’re discontinued or if they even make them anymore but I know I haven’t seen them in my local supermarket since I was about five years old. I can still remember the days when we would be eating breakfast and my brother and I would constantly fight over the cereal straws
Look around they have them back out. I've seen them in fruit loop flavor.
Majority of these discontinued snacks/items are my childhood. My baby sister and I had the best packed lunches, PERIODT😂😂😂
This video for real took me back to my childhood, nostalgia on 10.
They all for sure need to be brought back
I literally just bought fresh Oreo Cakesters….never saw them not available haha
Trix yogurt is everywhere too.
I liked The Flintstones Push-Up Pops. I get my hands on it anytime.
@susanfit47 Hahahah Nice i like that too even my mom😄
The reason why many of the great products have discontinued is simple. Sometimes big company executives wake up in the morning in the mood to make an unpopular decision, go into the office and carry it out only because he/she has the power to do so.
@WHERE'S THE ANY KEY? Well that is one way to put it.
Great job BABBLE 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
@germanywho Thanks man, please keep supporting us and liking our videos 😊
Great video!!! The absolutely love the announcer's voice.I remember a lot of these products. Thanks for the memories.
Oh, my goodness... Dunkaroos.
Those and the Gobblers turkey snacks were my big things when I was a kiddo.
...I remember not wanting the vanilla cream in the dunkaroos, so my mom would scoop it out and replace it with chocolate frosting for me.
I miss the Keebler HeyDay bars! They were awesome! They were like a wafer type of cookie, rectangle in shape, bottom layer of chocolate, topped with a layer of caramel, with chocolate drizzled across it and coated with chopped nuts! They were chewy/crunchy deliciousness!
@SHEPHERD'S VOICE I just love how detailed the explanation is. But we really miss those, how I wished they'd have an event in where they'll bring back those amazing just for a day 😁
Oh man Pizzarias were AMAZING 😱
Along with the Taco Supreme flavor of Doritos, they were the pinnacle of ‘90s chips 🤤
I remember when I was younger, my family used to make pudding pops. We had Mickey pudding pop makers with Mickey head handles. Those were definitely the days.
Disappointed the pop rocks pudding didn’t make it into this video. My Mom’s excuse for not buying them for me as a kid was she didn’t want me to choke on them. 😂
I will never understand why head C.E.O.s think it's a good idea to discontinue their best selling products but leave the crappy ones on store shelves. It is one of life's greatest mysteries.
It’s a bit odd how so many products vanish and no explanation is ever given even when requested.
A few of these I forgot about and were a cool blast from the past like pizzerias, kudos, squeez its and push ups, most every thing else was crap and gone for a reason
I have a theory that they discontinue stuff for whatever reason, ruin the recipe and rerelease it to stop people from complaining when they discontinue it again.
Remember Tato Skins chips?? Those were so good! I wish they’d come back.
The thing about sour cream & onion Doritos is, when they disappeared, Frito-Lay introduced Cool Ranch Doritos. Obviously they thought it would be a good substitution. Cool Ranch is good, but it’s not quite the same flavor.