Here's a list of the Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss (Part 5). So many amazing foods have been discontinued over the years these are the top 10 discontinued foods we miss (Part 5).
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Picture your favorite childhood food items. Now, try to think of the last time you saw them in your local grocery store. More likely than not, you can’t remember. This has nothing to do with your memory, and everything to do with the fact that food items don’t always stick around forever. So here are 10 discontinued food items we miss part 5.
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TIMESTAMPS:
0:25 UrkelOs Cereal
1:26 Pepsi Blue
2:34 Ben And Jerry's Crème Brûlée
3:47 Apple Newtons
5:04 Keebler Pizzarias
6:29 ET Cereal
7:43 Reese’s Bites
8:59 Skittles Bubble Gum
10:19 Slice Soda
11:33 Bugles
SUMMARIES:
Cereal was already wellestablished as the goto breakfast food of many a child. Then, cereal companies decided to make their products pop culture themed.
From August 2002 to May 2004, a new drink was shelved alongside our favorite sodas. Though it bore the Pepsi logo, its flavor was quite different from the classic soft drink we know and love. Pepsi Blue’s official flavor couldn’t be vaguer.
Ben And Jerry's has a vast and wide variety of flavors to choose from, in fact, that's part of the charm when eating Ben And Jerry's ice cream, choosing one of the seemingly endless flavor options. With so many flavor options, that also means many discontinued flavors...
In 2012, Nabisco changed the name of their famous cookie snack from Fig Newtons to Newtons in order to encompass the other flavors they were beginning to release. The Newtons brand came to be all the way back in 1891, with its name taken from the town of Newton, Massachusetts.
Throwing it all the way back to the lateeighties and earlynineties, who here remembers Keebler Pizzarias? Many chip companies have tried their hand at the pizzaflavored chip, but, as of now, we’re still waiting for someone to pull off what Keebler did almost thirty years ago.
Remember what we said early about pop culture themed cereal? It’s always a hit, no matter how good the actual product is. Although, we have to give it to ET Cereal. This one we can definitely get behind.
Speaking of the peanut butter and chocolate combination... Reese’s Bites were part of Hershey’s Bites lineup, which took candies like Reese’s Peanut Butter Cups, KitKat, and Hershey Milk Chocolate bars and released them as ballshaped candies.
Skittles candy had its first commercial release in 1974. They’re still thriving today as one of the most popular candies in the world. Naturally, while the original candy has been going strong since its introduction, over the course of its run, many variations of the candy have been tested.
This soft drink is one of the longestlasting food items on this list. Slice Soda came out in 1984 and wasn’t discontinued until the mid2000s. This makes us miss it even more because we had time to get really attached.
This General Mills snack food got its name from its distinctive shape – the hollow, coneshaped chips are reminiscent of everyone’s favorite horn, the bugle. After a test run in 1965, Bugles had their official release in 1966, alongside several other General Mills snacks, such as Pizza Spins, Whistles, and Daisies.
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