Forgotten Foods & Beverages
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And multiple different Cheese Balls brands can be found in any decent sized grocery store
I really wanna buy these when i see them but i don't wanna look like a fatass
never seen this flavor b4.
I dunno what they put in this shit...but it rivaled real apple juice
then it just disappeared
Where you plugged at Shaddy?
read somewhere that Coca-Cola(i think) is bringing back Surge,though its going to be sold online
anyone remember Soup Starter? "'CEPT the meat."
would be funny if this were the "Mrs Parker" he delivered the soup to
anyone remember Soup Starter? "'CEPT the meat."
would be funny if this were the "Mrs Parker" he delivered the soup to
Me neither.
Swiss Miss Pudding Bars, 1982
It's hard to compete with Jell-O, a company known for making pudding. It's even harder to do so when that company has Bill Cosby hawking its frozen-pudding-on-a-stick product. Why even bother? Well, if you're a cocoa company with a few marionettes at your mercy, why the hell not?
Snack Packs were introduced in 1968 in single-serve aluminum/metal cans, before switching to plastic cups in 1984. They are marketed as healthy treats for children.
Able to find these online but I cannot find them in stores around me:
Able to find these online but I cannot find them in stores around me:
Check a drug store like Walgreens, Rite Aid or CVS.
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Fruit Corners Fruit Bars were very much a part of the 80s. General Mills doesn’t use the Fruit Corners branding anymore, and now markets the remaining products under the Betty Crocker label. Fruit Bars didn’t make it, but you can still find similar products around.
Pizzarias were a marvelous little triangular snack chip, picture a very crunch Dorito, covered in a delicious spicy pizza coating.
I miss those
remember when they had "tableside" service?
Oh oh! Looks like McDonald's didn't learn from history! Isaac from Children of the Cornsupposedly they brought these back..only selling them online through Amazon
Built by the Keebler elves for your 1980’s and '90’s snacking pleasure, Tato Skins potato chips captured the essence of "baked potato appeal!" with Cheddar & Bacon, Sour Cream & Onion, Steak & Potato, Barbecue, and Baked Potato flavors.
When Bonkers were still available in stores, fans described these sweet chews as a fruitier, layered alternative to Starburst candies.
Oh man, RC Cola is considered "forgotten" now?
The part of Alabama I am from RC was the main cola back then. My Great Grand Father owned a little corner store, so he kept the family pumped with damn RC Cola!
It wasn't until my family moved here to TN and we really couldn't find RC on the regular that we switched. Got on Pepsi then. Never was a Coke man.Every now and then, I might see a RC in a store and might get one every now and then (I don't drink hardly any sodas anymore).
Pac-Man Pasta Company - Chef Boyardee Years: Early-Mid 80's
Yabba Dabba Dew was a line of powdered drink mixes, featuring the Flintstones, made by Orange-co Inc. of Lake Hamilton, Florida. The product was sold in three flavors: lemonade, grape and red fruit punch.
Oh man, RC Cola is considered "forgotten" now?
The part of Alabama I am from RC was the main cola back then. My Great Grand Father owned a little corner store, so he kept the family pumped with damn RC Cola!
Every now and then, I might see a RC in a store and might get one every now and then (I don't drink hardly any sodas anymore).
Shit them RC's still on the shelves in Houston, my auntie used to buy cases of them bitches every family function
Milk Mate was a liquid chocolate flavored syrup that billed itself as a better alternative to Nestles Quik.
Screaming Yellow Zonkers is a snack food, first produced by Lincoln Snacks in the USA in the 1960s. Screaming Yellow Zonkers are popcorn with a yellow sugary glaze, in a black box.The product was discontinued after ConAgra acquired Lincoln Foods in 2007
This is why I heart BGOL, man ya'll stay bringing up good shit.
I had forgotten about ZIMA and Surge, that was during my college years. 
I think that Purple Passion soda was sold here in the A, I remember that can design from when I was a kid.
I had forgotten about ZIMA and Surge, that was during my college years. I think that Purple Passion soda was sold here in the A, I remember that can design from when I was a kid.
Wait for it.......
I went crazy when that stuff came out when I was a kid. I loved it.
Summit Candy Bar was manufactured in the early 1980s by Mars in the United States. The candy bar consisted of two wafers covered with peanuts, all coated in chocolate.Production of the bar was halted and it is no longer available.
Aspen Soda was an apple-flavored soft drink sold across the United States by PepsiCo from 1978 until 1982.
Product: Micro Magic Milkshakes Company: Simplot (J.R. Simplot Co.) Years: 1989-?
Gelatin Pops Company: Jell-O Years: 70's-80's
In the 80's, Jello Gelatin Pops were the "Healthy" Alternative to their sister product Jello Pudding Pops.....Because they were made with Fruit, which OBVIOUSLY made them healthier. Right?
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