The Bubble Jug® Dark Cobalt Blue 1.5L Litre Extra Large Glug Jug - Fish Shaped Jug - Decorative Ceramic Glugging Cocktail, Water and Gin Jug and Pitcher

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However, compared to what the youngsters are filling their bellies with today, we still had it pretty good in our school days. Regardless, it's definitely the most fun I've ever had chomping on a piece of bubble gum, and only Fruit Stripes could come in a close second for those temporary tattoos on the wrapper.

I ate a Kudos bar for breakfast more times than I'd care to admit, so perhaps the downfall of Kudos came about when people realized that maybe a literal candy bar (with granola! Ah, the good old summer days of taking a break from the metal and asphalt playground to cool off by eating ice cream out of a toilet paper roll. Each pack had a few flavors, but we bet all ’90s kids can swear that the white shark gummies tasted the best. Even though, after being brought out in 2002, they were discontinued a few years later because of poor sales.Many of the foods, candies, and beverages that millennials grew up with definitely stood the test of time. But they were all delicious, so it wasn't scary, like with Revels when you could end up with orange or coffee, which everyone knows are disgusting. Even though it was popularly considered grandma candy, let’s be real; you couldn’t get enough of its creamy goodness.

The funniest part would be if you left them out in the heat and they melted into one large, hard, sweet. Please note that this is the only flavor available as Grape and Orange Crush were discontinued by the manufacturer. We also have tumbler drinking glasses, coloured varieties to brighten up your kitchen, and embellished Swarovski glasses. The most fun and slightly sadistic way to eat them would be to rip off their heads and then proceed with the rest of the cracker. Sour Sneaky Stardust is a tasty candy that performs a magic trick in your mouth that your tastebuds will applaud.The brightly-colored candy tubes are very similar to what Hubba Bubba offered, and many people are happy they can still get their candy in a liquid tube form.

Looking back on it now, you might not find the packaging appealing, but it was pure delight to ravage these snacks. Fans (me) praised their "softer crunch" that other Cheetos products just couldn't compare to, as well as their ability to hold a whooooole lotta cheesiness with all that spiral surface area.But something about dipping them into that molten Hershey's chocolate bath that would inevitably get all over your hands and face was the definition of bliss. As of this year, anyone who mourned the painful loss of these sweet 'n' creamy candies can grab a bag at Big Lots. Legend has it these ultra-powerful mints were discontinued when they acquired a reputation for being "bitter," which is likely a result of the artificial sweetener used in them. Tasty as this is, the candy has a surprise waiting for you: as you savor the flavor, the powder absorbs your saliva and turns into a chewing gum! Fruit String Thing was pulled off of shelves in the early 2000s, with many citing that it was likely due to the "new wave" of healthy snacks being marketed to children.

That said, after delighting Creme Savers fans (aka everyone) for many years, they were quietly discontinued in the early 2010s. Your favorite ’90s foods may have disappeared due to shifting consumer preferences and changing nutritional guidelines. org petition to start manufacturing these sweet treats again, yet we still don't have our beloved cheesecake bars back 😭. It was too easy to eat the entire contents of the jug at once, plus it lacked the flavor of Hubba Bubba’s original gum.The drink's slogan, "texturally enhanced alternative beverage," honestly wins the award for the cringiest of all time. While the internet is absolutely overflowing with copycat recipes, none of them will ever bring back the totally revolutionary original, and that's simply a crime. These strawberry-flavored lollipops were made with fructose corn syrup and shaped like a whistle so that you could pull or push the stem on the bottom to make a whistling sound. Legend has it that these same chips, originally manufactured by Keebler, were sold to Inventure Foods which then brought 'em back as the TGI Friday's potato skins. There were many flavors like Apple Pie, Cinnamon Swirl, and Strawberry Creme Swirl, but only a few are still available for purchase.