There used to be boxed ice cream with blueberry and egg yolk flavor. Loved it as a kid, got discontinued by the ice cream truck that had it. No replacement found. I probably won't even like it since I have forgotten the taste at this point.
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Does it count if they still make the product but something changed so it doesn't taste the same anymore? If yes I definitely miss Termix don't know what they did but it's not the same. Also am lactose intolerant so can't really eat it anymore anyway. There's probably more things but this one I remember the most, also Pribináček.
Sobe Citrus Energy. If it still exists, it's not where I live anymore and I can't mail order it.
I miss Kmart and Kmart's Smart Sense low calorie lemonades: https://i.imgur.com/W0DzcZS.jpeg
They tasted so.. weird.. but man I loved em. We bought all of them when stores were closing. Still have a few in the garage for rainy days.
Fonzies :(
McDonald's McWrap. Though I hate McDonald's and don't support them now, those McWraps were pretty good.
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Bugles. They stopped selling them in Canada a couple years ago, and they were great for Christmas.
Allow me to introduce you to Smash! They're basically chocolate covered Bugles and they're amazing. Very popular in Scandinavia.
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Red Baron breakfast pizzas. Biscuit crust slathered with gravy, sausage, and cheese. They were awesome.
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Morton Mini Donuts, covered in sugar n cinnamon. Pop in the oven, crisp and hot. Haven't seen them since the mid 80s. Sad
Taco viva closed around me 30 years ago. God damn I miss the Wet Burrito they served.
DNL - 7up with a twist! Flipped upside down. Instead of lemon lime, it was lime lemon and was actually pretty good. The company discontinued it and I hate them for it. I still get 7 up here and there but dnL was the best.
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Wheatables.
Wheat thins just don't quite hit the same way.
SoBe
Hell yeah. In the glass bottles.
The glass bottles with the notxh in the bottom to smoke weed out of?
I still miss the carrot flavor.
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The original Pizzaria Uno cream of broccoli soup from the 90s. It was maybe the perfect version of that soup.
The S'mores cereal that was like golden grams. Had it in the 80s, it was the best.
Malt-o-meal makes a smores cereal, not sure if it's the same, but I enjoy it.
O'Grady's Au Gratin potato chips. It was when they stopped being sold that the world really started going to shit.
googles
These extra-thick ridged potato chips promised a stronger potato taste than other chips, and came in two flavours: plain and the cheesy au gratin.
O'Grady's were a big hit in the 1980s but were discontinued by the '90s.
Still crave them? Fans often suggest Ruffles Extra Thick cheddar chips are a near duplicate.
I've never seen Ruffles Extra Thick anything before, and a quick search of Amazon doesn't give me any results.
Hmm.
googles
Maybe they're talking about "Ruffles Thick Cut"? That does (or did) exist:
https://www.taquitos.net/chips/Ruffles_Thick_Cut_Cheddar_Baked_Potato
I don't see it on Amazon either, though.
The closest thing I see on Amazon is "Ruffles cheddar & sour cream"; and I don't believe that that's the same thing; it's got a separate entry on taquitos.net.
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