1. Wonder Ball
The Wonder Ball was a delightful treat for every kid in the late ’90s and early 2000s. This hollow chocolate orb contained hard candy, stickers, or a small toy, making it a sweet surprise every time. Wonder Ball was discontinued in 2004 due to choking hazards, leaving many children – and adults – wishing for its return.
2. Dunk-a-Roos
Dunk-a-Roos were little cookies that you could dunk into a tiny tub of frosting. Introduced in 1990 by Betty Crocker, they were a lunchbox favorite for many kids. Unfortunately, these cookies were discontinued in the U.S. in 2012, making them a sweet memory of the past.
3. Squeezit
Squeezit was a popular drink among kids in the ’80s and ’90s. These plastic bottles filled with colorful juice were fun to squeeze, hence the name. General Mills discontinued Squeezit in 2001, leaving us with only the memory of its unique taste and design.
4. 3D Doritos
3D Doritos were a 3-dimensional version of the regular Doritos. They were hollow and puffed up, which made for an interesting texture. Despite their popularity, Frito-Lay discontinued them in the early 2000s, leaving fans disappointed.
5. Planters Cheez Balls
Planters Cheez Balls were a go-to snack for many children in the ’90s. These round, cheesy snacks were loved for their crunch and unique taste. Despite their popularity, Planters discontinued them in 2006, much to the dismay of their fans.
6. P.B. Crisps
P.B. Crisps were a delicious snack introduced by Planters in the ’90s. They were peanut-shaped cookies filled with creamy peanut butter. Unfortunately, they were discontinued in the mid-’90s, leaving many craving their unique flavor and texture.
7. Orbitz Drink
Orbitz was a unique beverage that had small edible balls floating in it. Launched in 1997 by Clearly Canadian, the drink was not a hit due to its unusual texture and was quickly discontinued.
8. Crystal Pepsi
Introduced in the ’90s, Crystal Pepsi was a clear version of the regular Pepsi. Despite the hype, it didn’t catch on and was discontinued just a year after its introduction.
9. BarNone Candy Bar
BarNone was a popular candy bar in the ‘80s and ’90s. It had a unique combination of chocolate, peanuts, and a wafer. Hershey’s discontinued BarNone in the late ’90s, leaving many to miss its unique taste.
10. Oreo O’s Cereal
Oreo O’s Cereal was a must-have breakfast for many children in the late ’90s. Despite its popularity, Post discontinued it in 2007, leaving fans craving its unique taste.
It’s a bittersweet feeling to look back at these discontinued snacks. They are a testament to our childhood memories and the simple joys they brought us. Even though they’re gone, the nostalgia they evoke is strong. So here’s to the snacks of our past – they may be gone, but they’re certainly not forgotten!
