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Baskin Robbin’s had some fun signage back in the day. Most of these flavors aren’t around anymore , they should make a comeback !
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Seven Seas salad dressings were created by Anderson, Clayton, and Company in the 1960s. The beginning of the end of the salad line occurred when Kraft bought its parent company in 1987 and rebranded it. Most of the Seven Seas dressings have since been discontinued.
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Budget Gourmet Meals were created by Heinz in 1987. The frozen meals were marketed for dieters; at a lesser price than the competition. Heinz sold the line of meals to Luiginos in 2001. Some of the meals were sold under their Michelina’s brand while the rest were phased out.
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Who remembers Kid Cuisine? If so did you like them growing up ? I liked the build your own, stuffed crust pizza and the chicken nuggets.
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KFC created Laptop meals in the early 2000s. These meals contained chicken, two sides, and a drink. By the late 2000s laptop Meals had disappeared.
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Shark bites were Shark shaped fruit snacks released by General Mills in 1988. Shark Bites came in an assortment of fruit flavors and had a chalky texture The most treasured sharks were the white sharks or the special tiger sharks! The snack was popular and it's a mystery why they were discontinued.
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The Big Foot was a huge pizza created by Pizza Hut in 1993. The Big Foot was two square feet and consisted of 21 slices. Though popular the Big Foot was discontinued due to the expense of using special sized boxes, pans, and of course dough. This made the Big Foot unprofitable.
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Jello For Salads was created in 1965. The product came at a time when Jello salads were seen as a way to stretch leftovers and were cost effective. By the 1970s though Jello were seen as a thing of the past.From then on it was marketed as a dessert; although it still isn't as popular as it once was.
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Ice Breakers Liquid Ice were released in 2003. The mints are remembered for their intense and bitter taste. Enough complaints were received that the product was discontinued only one year later.
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Missing this era of Burger King 🥹
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Fruitopia were a line of fruit flavored drinks released by Coca-Cola in 1993. The product was know for its interesting flavors such as strawberry passion awareness; along with its psychedelic advertising. The product was seen as a fad and disappeared in 2003.
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Bovinity Divinity was created by Ben and Jerry’s in 1998, and was discontinued in 2001. White chocolate ice cream was combined with milk chocolate, white fudge , and dark fudge cows for a flavor that made the cows come home !! Sadly now it only exists in the Ben and Jerry’s graveyard. 🪦 🐄
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Planters PB Crisps were released in 1992. The snack consisted of a peanut shaped graham cookie with a peanut butter, chocolate, or PB and J filling. Planters discontinued them in 1995 and said low sales were to blame.
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Kudos were invented in 1986 by the Mars Company. Kudos were granola bars dipped in chocolate. The product was marketed as a health conscious alternative to a candy bar. By the 2000s the bars just had chocolate drizzled on them and toppings such as M&M's. In 2017 Kudos were discontinued.
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In 1976 General Foods released a candy called SpaceDust. Space Dust was very similar to pop rocks, but was a powder. The product was controversial and was compared to certain drugs due to its name and appearance. Rumors of the candy being unsafe didn't help either and helped results in its demise
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Pillsbury Waffle Sticks were created in 2003. The product came in Chocolate Chip and blueberry; with a side of syrup of course ! Although the product was popular for a time they were gone by the mid 2000s.
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Stride Gum was created by Cadbury in 2006. Stride gum was available in various flavors and had a distinct S on the packaging. The product could not compete with other products on the market. It was pulled from shelves in 2010.
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Lunchables All Stars were released in 1999. These lunchables included either mini hamburgers or mini hot dogs; a can of soda and a chocolate coin. In 2006 the can of soda was replaced by a juice box due to the obesity epidemic. By the end of the mid 2000s the product was discontinued.
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Heinz Ez Squirt ketchup was released by Heinz in 2000. This ketchup came in an array of fun colors such as green, blue, purple, and rainbow. So popular was Ez Squirt that Heinz made $25 million dollars of the product. During this time Heinz also had 60% of the market for ketchup.
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In 1987 the WWE (then WWF) partnered with Gold Bond Ice Cream in 1987. The result a glorious cookie and chocolate ice cream bar. The bars featured wrestlers such as Hulk Hogan and later John Cena. Production continued after Gold Bond was bought out by Good Humor. The bars were discontinued in 2008.
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In 1993 one of the most glorious cereals of all time debuted; Sprinkle Spangles were made by General Mills and consisted of star shaped corn puffs with sprinkles on top. General Mills broke our hearts by discontinuing the cereal without reason in 1998.
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Orbitz was created by The Cleary Canadian Beverage in 1996. The drinks came in four flavors and featured floating orbs in a mixture of gellan gum. Upon debuting in America in 1999 the drink was popular initially but soon discontinued after the novelty wore off.
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In 1988 Wendy's upgraded their salad bar by coming up with the Superbar ! The Superbar offered salads, Mexican food and even pasta. While a fun concept the Superbar was discontinued in the late 90s; due to the decrease in dining in and high maintenance.
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In the 1990s Hidden Valley created a line of salad dressings for kids. The dressings came in pizza ranch, taco ranch, super creamy ranch, and nacho cheese ranch. Very little information can be found online about the products. It seems they disappeared by the 2000s.
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3D Doritos were released by Frito-Lay in 1998. As the name suggests this product featured Doritos in a 3D shape. The fun snack was available in nacho, zesty ranch, and jalapeno cheddar. The product was discontinued in 2003.
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What was your favorite treat to get from the ice cream truck ? Mine was dippin dots and Perry's cotton candy buddie bars .
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Bonkers were a fruit flavored candy released in 1983. Nabisco produced the product which were chewy fruit flavored candies with a filling. The product had lost popularity by the 1990s and was discontinued.
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Chocolate Toaster Strudels were made by Pillsbury. This product debuted in 2000. These flaky pastries had a heavenly chocolate filling. By the late 2000s the product was gone. Only a limited edition release in 2017 saw their return.
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Baron Von Redberry and Sir Grapefellow were two cereals released by General Mills in 1972. The first cereal was berry flavored, while the latter cereal was grape flavored.Both contained marshmallows. The characters were said to be world war 1 pilots, who had a rivalry over whose cereal was best.
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Mc Donalds debuted their heavenly apple pies in 1968. They were a hit immediately and all was well until September 1992. In an effort to be more health conscious the pies were no longer fried and instead baked. The pies of yesteryear tasted so much better and many plead for their return.
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The 1960s and 1970s were an interesting time for toaster snacks. By the these times,toasters were found in most homes unlike in years prior. Remember any of these ?
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Does anyone remember Franco American ? The brand was acquired by Campbells in 1915. Soups were sold under the Campbells name, while canned pasta was sold under Franco American. Due to lagging sales in the Franco American division, Campbells put all products under the Campbells in 2004.
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Mug O Lunch was released by Betty Crocker in 1976. The convenient meals could be made by emptying the contents of a packet, adding water and then microwaving! Sold in Macaroni and Cheese, Beef noodles, spaghetti, and chicken noodles. The product didn't sustain popularity and was gone by 1981.
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Celebrities and characters from books, radio, television and movies have been featured on food packaging for years. They help to increase sales of a product and are a fun piece of advertising. Can you think of a forgotten food or drink featuring a character or celebrity ?
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