It's understandable to miss those nostalgic treats! Jell-O pudding and gelatin pops were popular snacks in their time, offering a convenient and delicious way to enjoy a sweet treat. Their creamy texture and fruity flavors made them a hit among both kids and adults. While they might not be as commonly found today, their memory lives on in the hearts of those who enjoyed them during their heyday. If you're feeling nostalgic, you might try recreating them at home using Jell-O pudding mixes or gelatin and some popsicle molds. Sometimes, a homemade version can bring back those cherished memories in the most delightful way.
Absolutely! Slice Mandarin Orange was a refreshing and flavorful soda that many people enjoyed during its time. Its citrusy taste, with hints of mandarin orange, offered a burst of refreshment, especially on hot summer days. It's no wonder that it left such a positive impression on those who had the pleasure of trying it. Sometimes, certain drinks or snacks have a way of becoming nostalgic symbols of a particular era, bringing back fond memories with just a sip or a taste. It's wonderful to hear that you loved it!
Tato Skins were definitely a beloved snack for many! Their crunchy texture and bold flavor made them a favorite among potato chip enthusiasts. It's understandable to feel a bit nostalgic for them-they had a unique taste that's hard to replicate. Sometimes, certain snacks become more than just food; they become a part of our memories and experiences, reminding us of good times shared with friends and family. While Tato Skins may no longer be readily available, their memory lives on in the hearts (and taste buds) of those who enjoyed them. Perhaps someday, there will be a revival of this classic snack, bringing back the joy and nostalgia associated with Tato Skins!
Blueberry Hubba Bubba was definitely a classic! The sweet and tangy flavor of blueberry was always a hit among gum enthusiasts. Hubba Bubba had quite the range of flavors back in the day, each one bringing its own unique twist to the chewing gum experience. It's great to hear that you have fond memories of enjoying the blueberry flavor when you were younger. Did you have any other favorite flavors of Hubba Bubba or other chewing gums?
It's understandable that for many people, especially those who face gluten intolerance or have made the decision to eliminate it from their diet, food choices can be a challenge. However, there are many gluten-free meal options that are delicious and satisfying. It is important to remember that everyone is entitled to their own nutritional choices, and what may be "delicious" to one person may not be acceptable to another.
It seems like you had a strong preference for the original Coca-Cola over the "New" Coke! The introduction of New Coke back in 1985 was indeed a significant moment in Coca-Cola's history, sparking a wave of reactions from loyal fans. It's fascinating how a change in taste can evoke such strong emotions and attachments. Did you eventually switch back to the original Coca-Cola after trying New Coke, or did you explore other alternatives?
I never tried "New" Coke, so I don't miss it. Too bad Crystal Pepsi didn't last too long, and I was never able to find the sugar-free version of Crystal Pepsi during either of its short-lived runs. I lived for Fruit Roll-Ups, Tato Skins, and Hostess Pudding Pies back then.
Wow, that's quite remarkable! Hot Pockets are certainly a popular convenience food, but everyone has their own unique culinary journey. If you ever decide to try one, it could be an interesting new experience at any age!
It's great that you can still enjoy some of those classic treats like Doritos, Bis (I assume you mean biscuits?), bubble gum, and crisps! These are timeless snacks that have remained popular over the years, offering a familiar and comforting taste. Even as new snacks and food trends emerge, it's nice to have these reliable favorites to indulge in.
That's an interesting tidbit! It's fascinating how some popular snacks have unexpected origins. Disneyland seems like a fitting place for the debut of such a beloved snack like Doritos. Thanks for sharing this bit of trivia!
While there are various moonshine brands and companies with different labels, one that fits your description is "Ole Smoky Moonshine." This brand is known for its black and yellow labeling and is quite popular, particularly in the Appalachian region of the United States where moonshine has a long history. However, it's always possible that there are other brands or local varieties with similar labeling.
Freshen Up gum especially the cinnamon. In the later 80s i used to buy toothpicks coated with cinnamon....miss them. Fruit roll ups in the day were so good .....the crap they try to push as roll ups now are nasty.
Goddamn we were poor. I was born in 1970 and my mom was a health nut. For example. the first time I ate at a fast food restaurant, I was 15. . We got a chocolate bunny at Easter and a little candy at Christmas and Halloween. 1. pudding pops. heard of them. never had them 2. peanut butter boppers - never heard of them. 3. new coke - heard of it. never had any 4. have had hubba bubba and bubble yum - watermelon the best. 5. hershey bar - have had some. prefer dove 6. tato skins - loved them. 7. fruit rolls up _ never had one until the 2000s. I bet they were better for you in the 80's 8. pudding pie - never had one of the hostess versions. but mom made some with jello in pie crust 9. bonkers -heard of them. never had one 10. cheetos - of course, i've heard of them. didn't have any until the late 90s 11. nabisco too many products mentioned 12. slice _ did not know it was called pepsi slice. I have had lemon lime slice. none of the others 13. oreo big stuff. never heard of them 14. hot pockets. have had some, but not until the 2000s 15. doritoes - these I did have at a friend's house. i liked the taco flavored ones. 16. reeses - too many listed here.
It sounds like you had a childhood filled with simple pleasures and occasional treats! Growing up in a household where health was a priority often meant missing out on some of the more indulgent snacks and fast food experiences that many kids enjoyed. Here are some thoughts on the items you mentioned: 1. Pudding Pops: They were a popular frozen treat in the '80s and '90s, but it's understandable if you never had them given your health-conscious upbringing. 2. Peanut Butter Boppers: They might have been a regional or less widely-known snack. It's not surprising you didn't come across them. 3. New Coke: A notorious moment in Coca-Cola's history. It's interesting that you never tried it, given its significant launch. 4. Hubba Bubba and Bubble Yum: Classic bubble gums from that era! Watermelon flavor is indeed a favorite for many. 5. Hershey Bar: While Hershey's is a staple, it's understandable that you might prefer Dove if you're looking for a more premium chocolate experience. 6. Tato Skins: A beloved snack, it's great that you enjoyed them! 7. Fruit Roll-Ups: They were popular lunchbox additions for many kids. They might have been marketed as healthier options, but they were still laden with sugars. 8. Pudding Pie: Homemade versions often trump store-bought ones. It sounds like your mom's version was a hit! 9. Bonkers: These were chewy fruit-flavored candies with a burst of flavor inside. They were quite popular at one point. 10. Cheetos: A classic snack that has stood the test of time. It's interesting that you didn't try them until later. 11. Nabisco: Nabisco has produced numerous snacks over the years, so it's not surprising that there are too many to mention! 12. Slice: Lemon-lime Slice was indeed one of the variants. It's fascinating to learn about your experience with it. 13. Oreo Big Stuff: These were larger versions of Oreo cookies. They were quite the treat for Oreo enthusiasts! 14. Hot Pockets: A convenient snack or meal option, especially for busy households. 15. Doritos: Taco-flavored Doritos were a hit, and it's great that you got to try them at your friend's house. 16. Reese's: With so many Reese's products out there, it's understandable that the list might seem endless! Your experiences offer a unique perspective on the snacks and treats of the '80s and '90s, showcasing the diversity of culinary experiences people have had during that time.
You didn't miss anything with New Coke. There is a reason it was discontinued. Now if they would just go back to real cane sugar instead of the high fructose corn syrup, which does not taste as good. Other countries refused to make the change, what's our problem in the USA?
The best was in the thick glass bottles. After new coke debacle it never tasted the same.....probably because they changed from real sugar to the fake shit
Man, back in the days when chip companies gave you a window to see how full the bag was.
I haven’t thought about that in YEARS… some bags to have a little strip that’s clear on the back near the seam or sometimes around the logo
I miss the Jello pudding and gelatin pops 😢
It's understandable to miss those nostalgic treats! Jell-O pudding and gelatin pops were popular snacks in their time, offering a convenient and delicious way to enjoy a sweet treat. Their creamy texture and fruity flavors made them a hit among both kids and adults. While they might not be as commonly found today, their memory lives on in the hearts of those who enjoyed them during their heyday. If you're feeling nostalgic, you might try recreating them at home using Jell-O pudding mixes or gelatin and some popsicle molds. Sometimes, a homemade version can bring back those cherished memories in the most delightful way.
Slice mandarine orange was so refreshing... Loved it.
Absolutely! Slice Mandarin Orange was a refreshing and flavorful soda that many people enjoyed during its time. Its citrusy taste, with hints of mandarin orange, offered a burst of refreshment, especially on hot summer days. It's no wonder that it left such a positive impression on those who had the pleasure of trying it. Sometimes, certain drinks or snacks have a way of becoming nostalgic symbols of a particular era, bringing back fond memories with just a sip or a taste. It's wonderful to hear that you loved it!
Man, I miss all the different flavors of fruit roll ups you could get back in the 80s! I loved them all!
I miss tato skins 😢 lol
Tato Skins were definitely a beloved snack for many! Their crunchy texture and bold flavor made them a favorite among potato chip enthusiasts. It's understandable to feel a bit nostalgic for them-they had a unique taste that's hard to replicate. Sometimes, certain snacks become more than just food; they become a part of our memories and experiences, reminding us of good times shared with friends and family. While Tato Skins may no longer be readily available, their memory lives on in the hearts (and taste buds) of those who enjoyed them. Perhaps someday, there will be a revival of this classic snack, bringing back the joy and nostalgia associated with Tato Skins!
When I was young, I loved blueberry 🫐 Hubba Bubba!
Blueberry Hubba Bubba was definitely a classic! The sweet and tangy flavor of blueberry was always a hit among gum enthusiasts. Hubba Bubba had quite the range of flavors back in the day, each one bringing its own unique twist to the chewing gum experience. It's great to hear that you have fond memories of enjoying the blueberry flavor when you were younger. Did you have any other favorite flavors of Hubba Bubba or other chewing gums?
I just remembered! Back then,wild cherry 🍒 Bubble Yum was also another one of my favorites.
I remember when food tasted good. Before they added gluten
It's understandable that for many people, especially those who face gluten intolerance or have made the decision to eliminate it from their diet, food choices can be a challenge. However, there are many gluten-free meal options that are delicious and satisfying. It is important to remember that everyone is entitled to their own nutritional choices, and what may be "delicious" to one person may not be acceptable to another.
The only attachment I had to the original Coca Cola was that it didn't taste like garbage like the 'New' Coke. Bought it once and only once, yecchh.
It seems like you had a strong preference for the original Coca-Cola over the "New" Coke! The introduction of New Coke back in 1985 was indeed a significant moment in Coca-Cola's history, sparking a wave of reactions from loyal fans. It's fascinating how a change in taste can evoke such strong emotions and attachments. Did you eventually switch back to the original Coca-Cola after trying New Coke, or did you explore other alternatives?
I never tried "New" Coke, so I don't miss it.
Too bad Crystal Pepsi didn't last too long, and I was never able to find the sugar-free version of Crystal Pepsi during either of its short-lived runs.
I lived for Fruit Roll-Ups, Tato Skins, and Hostess Pudding Pies back then.
I tried the 'new coke' and yuk.....tasted too much like the over sweet syrupy Pepsi 🤮. The one drink I miss is from Dr. Pepper called Fusion 😢
That girl on the sofa was what I was enjoying. Sex, clothes, music. We didn't give a damn about the food.
In all my 56 years, I have never had a Hot Pocket.
Wow, that's quite remarkable! Hot Pockets are certainly a popular convenience food, but everyone has their own unique culinary journey. If you ever decide to try one, it could be an interesting new experience at any age!
Ironically, after my dad passed away, it was a staple in my mom's freezer!@@FoodHistory524
I didn't know they made oreo big
I miss alot of those but what the others that's still seen I get anyway like Doritos bis and bubble gum and crisp 😮😊
It's great that you can still enjoy some of those classic treats like Doritos, Bis (I assume you mean biscuits?), bubble gum, and crisps! These are timeless snacks that have remained popular over the years, offering a familiar and comforting taste. Even as new snacks and food trends emerge, it's nice to have these reliable favorites to indulge in.
What a lot of people do not know is Doritos were invented and sold at Disneyland first
That's an interesting tidbit! It's fascinating how some popular snacks have unexpected origins. Disneyland seems like a fitting place for the debut of such a beloved snack like Doritos. Thanks for sharing this bit of trivia!
Dude sounds a little like Casey Kasem.
He's not.
RIP Casey Kasem.
I know that. But he still sounds like him.
Maybe the robot voice is based on Casey Kasem's voice.
Does anyone recollect the Moonshine drink company. The bottle had an black and yellow label
While there are various moonshine brands and companies with different labels, one that fits your description is "Ole Smoky Moonshine." This brand is known for its black and yellow labeling and is quite popular, particularly in the Appalachian region of the United States where moonshine has a long history. However, it's always possible that there are other brands or local varieties with similar labeling.
I want to try the sodas
Freshen Up gum especially the cinnamon. In the later 80s i used to buy toothpicks coated with cinnamon....miss them. Fruit roll ups in the day were so good .....the crap they try to push as roll ups now are nasty.
Remember fruit roll up
They still sell Hot Pockets..
Hi man! How do i reach out?
#DisneyDiva ❤
Goddamn we were poor. I was born in 1970 and my mom was a health nut. For example. the first time I ate at a fast food restaurant, I was 15. . We got a chocolate bunny at Easter and a little candy at Christmas and Halloween.
1. pudding pops. heard of them. never had them
2. peanut butter boppers - never heard of them.
3. new coke - heard of it. never had any
4. have had hubba bubba and bubble yum - watermelon the best.
5. hershey bar - have had some. prefer dove
6. tato skins - loved them.
7. fruit rolls up _ never had one until the 2000s. I bet they were better for you in the 80's
8. pudding pie - never had one of the hostess versions. but mom made some with jello in pie crust
9. bonkers -heard of them. never had one
10. cheetos - of course, i've heard of them. didn't have any until the late 90s
11. nabisco too many products mentioned
12. slice _ did not know it was called pepsi slice. I have had lemon lime slice. none of the others
13. oreo big stuff. never heard of them
14. hot pockets. have had some, but not until the 2000s
15. doritoes - these I did have at a friend's house. i liked the taco flavored ones.
16. reeses - too many listed here.
It sounds like you had a childhood filled with simple pleasures and occasional treats! Growing up in a household where health was a priority often meant missing out on some of the more indulgent snacks and fast food experiences that many kids enjoyed. Here are some thoughts on the items you mentioned:
1. Pudding Pops: They were a popular frozen treat in the '80s and '90s, but it's understandable if you never had them given your health-conscious upbringing.
2. Peanut Butter Boppers: They might have been a regional or less widely-known snack. It's not surprising you didn't come across them.
3. New Coke: A notorious moment in Coca-Cola's history. It's interesting that you never tried it, given its significant launch.
4. Hubba Bubba and Bubble Yum: Classic bubble gums from that era! Watermelon flavor is indeed a favorite for many.
5. Hershey Bar: While Hershey's is a staple, it's understandable that you might prefer Dove if you're looking for a more premium chocolate experience.
6. Tato Skins: A beloved snack, it's great that you enjoyed them!
7. Fruit Roll-Ups: They were popular lunchbox additions for many kids. They might have been marketed as healthier options, but they were still laden with sugars.
8. Pudding Pie: Homemade versions often trump store-bought ones. It sounds like your mom's version was a hit!
9. Bonkers: These were chewy fruit-flavored candies with a burst of flavor inside. They were quite popular at one point.
10. Cheetos: A classic snack that has stood the test of time. It's interesting that you didn't try them until later.
11. Nabisco: Nabisco has produced numerous snacks over the years, so it's not surprising that there are too many to mention!
12. Slice: Lemon-lime Slice was indeed one of the variants. It's fascinating to learn about your experience with it.
13. Oreo Big Stuff: These were larger versions of Oreo cookies. They were quite the treat for Oreo enthusiasts!
14. Hot Pockets: A convenient snack or meal option, especially for busy households.
15. Doritos: Taco-flavored Doritos were a hit, and it's great that you got to try them at your friend's house.
16. Reese's: With so many Reese's products out there, it's understandable that the list might seem endless!
Your experiences offer a unique perspective on the snacks and treats of the '80s and '90s, showcasing the diversity of culinary experiences people have had during that time.
You didn't miss anything with New Coke. There is a reason it was discontinued. Now if they would just go back to real cane sugar instead of the high fructose corn syrup, which does not taste as good. Other countries refused to make the change, what's our problem in the USA?
I remember hot pockets but i didn't like it
I liked the video, but missed the 10 facts.
Somebody needs to take the time to teach the robot how to pronounce company names.
That is alcoholic the one I was talking about was non alcoholic and tastes like lemonaide
I remember drinking coke made with real coke
That was the 1800’s
I'm very old
The best was in the thick glass bottles. After new coke debacle it never tasted the same.....probably because they changed from real sugar to the fake shit