However, for some reason – let us call it nostalgia – we cannot help but miss those foods. Sure, a vast majority of those products were junk foods, and we should be actually happy that they were discontinued. To commemorate and pay tribute to all the discontinued foods and drinks that we used to love so much when we were kids, we decided to compile a list with 25 Discontinued Foods And Drinks That We Kind Of Miss. Of course, the same thing happened with our childhood toys, memorabilia, clothes and other things too, but unlike these durable items that are still kept and traded by collectors, most of our childhood foods and drinks are gone for good. Despite the indisputable popularity of those products, most of them were sooner or later discontinued for various reasons.
A classic that needs to be remade.No matter when you were growing up, there surely were those extremely popular unhealthy snacks, treats, overwhelmingly sweet and colored drinks, and other junk foods back in those days.
I remember chomping down on these cheap tasting chocolate cigarettes back in the day. This mix of caramel, coconut, and cherry wrapped in milk chocolate is unparalleled by anything available on news agents shelves today, which might be why fans were so furious that the Rowntrees. I don’t understand why these were discontinued? It’s not like they encouraged kids to smoke is it? Image source: Panda Pops Chocolate Cigarettes Like the Push Pop, these sugary drinks helped to fill the pockets of many dentists and sent any child who dare take a sip into a glucose filled frenzy, usually ending in a grounding. I vaguely remember these things being hidden in the bottom of my lunch box… or was that Taxi Bars? I can’t remember.Īnyway these fudgy, chewy, nougat-toffee things were amazing. What ever happened to these things? Image source: Jacob’s Texans If there was a competition for flavor and texture of crisps, these bad boys would definitely win it. There was something oddly satisfying about finishing a bag of these in about 4 seconds. You’d be lying if you say that you didn’t wolf these down a handful at a time. I’m happy they got rid of these, almost plastic, sticky, tasteless, sticks of acid. Of course, Coca-Cola and Mountain Dew are two of them, and Coca-Cola didnt like that fact back in the 1990s. Surge When it comes to soda, theres no doubt about the fact that there are some main players in the game.
These things made the careers of many dentists. Despite their popularity, these cookies were discontinued in the 1990s. Image source: Nestle Push PopsĪh yes, the Push Pop. Was it epoxy putty? Was it fudge? Was it white chocolate?Īll I know is these things were perfect. Image source: Mars Milkybar CHOOĪs a child, I didn’t really know what this was. If you have one of these laying around, call me. Just thinking about this now is making me hungry for that crispy, caramelly, melt in the mouth chocolate bar. If I had children, I’d happily sell them for one more taste of a Cadbury Snowflake… Image source: Chocablog Mars Delights Remember these things of pure bliss? I’ve been craving them since the mid-’00s and I’m actually shocked that they were discontinued. If there’s one thing we all have in common, it has got to be the feeling of sadness and regret, for all of those Chocolates, Crisps (chips if you’re in the US) and drinks, which we will never be able to enjoy.Īnyway, here’s something to bring you back to those better days.
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