look at him rage is full of cayenne
pepper on your garlic paprika whoo this
is gage inspired they satisfied our
cravings and then they were gone
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top ten
discontinued snack foods decreases and
new chocolate yes chocolate crisps from
planters for this list we’ll be focusing
only on the snack foods we loved and
lost and will not be including
condiments or fast foods from yesteryear
we will also be ignoring products that
still exist in a revamped or tweaked
form well as it turns out this is what
was causing the problems it’s called a
four loko it’s a highly caffeinated
highly alcoholic drink so potent some
people call it liquid cocaine breakfast
cereals are okay because we’ve all
munched on cereal at one time or another
haven’t we number ten mr. t cereal I
pity the fool don’t eat my cereal haha
really me Ghana huh we pity the fool who
don’t miss this cereal coming from a
decade when seemingly everyone had his
or her own cereal comes this long-lost
breakfast treasure arriving in 1984 and
featuring a smiling mr. Turo himself on
the box mr. t cereal was a big sweet
bowl of corn and oats from Quaker you
get a crispy corn taste with a touch of
brown sugar
it’s cool recalled by those who remember
it as being basically Captain Crunch
only te er the cereal doesn’t seem that
unusual when you find out that it was a
tie-in to T’s then current cartoon show
although that in itself does seem odd do
you really think this new kid can cut it
cut it like a knife through butter he
made our team didn’t he
number nine bubble beeper I have come
here to chew bubblegum and kick ass
and I’m all out of bubble debuting in
1992 and fading into the sunset as the
cellphone overtook the real thing
bubble beepers were surprisingly popular
and surprisingly controversial seen by
most is a fun novel box of chew the gum
was seen in some markets notably
Philadelphia and Baltimore as trouble
due to real pagers association with drug
dealers you got to be on that right we
gotta be on that for everyone else
however it was 15 sticks of
bubble-blowing bliss costing just under
a buck and like totally 90s fashionable
with way flashing neon colors the bubble
beeper also made for a hip and practical
coin purse which was like so totally
cool man may I sit there of course not
honey that seats for my coin purse
number 8 Pepsi blue a product of two son
of very daughter of Cola altogether
different but not altogether the same
now found only in some parts of Asia and
eBay most sipped their last Pepsi blue
in 2004 unveiled in 2002 ahead of the
vanilla coke it was meant to compete
with Pepsi blue drew inspiration from
the successful Mountain Dew Code Red
however it went over as well as the
ill-fated Crystal Pepsi ten years prior
this berry Cola mostly tasted well blue
still the flavored pop made it into
Garfield the movie and was even endorsed
by Papa Roach which may or may not
explain its decline Pepsi glue it’s a
blue thing number 7 planter’s Cheez
balls we Joe these are planners cheese
balls manners days better knows where
you being said by some to be the finest
of all the cheese derived snacks
why planters canned the cheese ball in
2006 we’ll never know maybe they wanted
to focus on their nuts maybe they just
got tired of making people happy or
maybe they hated that orange stuff on
their fingers British cheese spreads
around your mouth and smells
a Sanders tastes better rich buttery and
cheesy cheese balls were unlike any
other cheese snack on the market then or
now to fans even the similar offerings
from Utz can’t compare cheesie’s
couldn’t touch them and just forget
about cheese doodles Lenti of imitators
remain but the original is long gone
planter’s Cheez balls Marv mmm after
every crunch number six
Mickey’s parade ice pops a frozen treats
heading down the street it’s rainy three
girls
it’s buhdeuce Marais a pristine I scar
ring of either Minnie Mickey Donald or
goofy these ice pops were fruit flavored
ice that ruled the ice box in the 1990s
part of the same lineup as the Mickey
Mouse bar Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers
frozen fudge bar and the cookies and
cream sandwich Mickey’s parade ice pops
died with the rest of the line in the
early 2000s marketed by Good Humor the
icy treats came to an end when Disney
revoked its licensing agreement although
a form of the chocolate dipped Mickey
Mouse bars is still available at Disney
parks the ice pops are a long long gone
these are raising number-5 orbits it’s a
drink that has suspended balls in it
remembered by those who ever drank one
as pretty much revolting orbits was
always more fun to look at than to
actually consume launched in 1997 this
drink with balls featured flavors such
as pineapple banana cherry coconut and
blueberry melon strawberry which were as
vague as they were precise mostly a
flavored syrup it’s pas de cassis toss
was the floating gelatin like neon balls
suspended with gellan gum fun fact those
small balls are eerily still floating
today though the makeshift lava lamp was
being considered for a revival in 2013
this never came to fruition which
allowed unopened bottles to still
command a hefty price from collectors
tastes like plastic and it just tastes
like just tastes like maybe a glove
number 4 Oreo O’s you kids are eating
lots and lots of Oreos yeah what’s that
Oh hitting the market in 1997 and
dropping off of it 10 years later
Oreo O’s made a big splash in cereal
bowls across the globe when it was first
launched Oreo O’s did something rare for
cereals it actually tasted like what it
was named after Oreo cookies if you
tried the extreme cream taste Oreo O’s
then you’d have noticed the marshmallows
were not only edible but enjoyably so
these were blessed times but then in
2007 disaster struck Kraft Foods holders
of the Oreo brand spun off post cereal
bringing an end to this breakfast
masterpiece except in South Korea
they’re the choong-soo company held
licenses for both companies
meaning they and they alone could make
Oreo O’s thereafter
number three Hershey’s s’mores
the best part of coming together is how
delicious it can be if you’re a s’mores
lover who never seems to be near an open
fire when hunger hits you’ll understand
the genius behind this chocolate bar
first appearing on candy racks in 2003
the s’mores bar had a graham cracker
base a marshmallow filling and a milk
chocolate coating the bar one fans
straight away but as Hershey
restructured its candy lineup throughout
the decade and focused more on its main
players the much-loved s’mores bar was
lost we’ll miss you marshmallow filled
little buddy and the chocolate is
Hershey’s life is delicious number two
squeeze it now there’s a whole new way
of devouring lifesavers he drink them
die like juice sure we all do like
squeezing things who doesn’t the
combination of juice and squeezing was
an act of genius as far as kids in the
late 20th century were concerned
debuting in the mid 80s and fading into
the sunset in 2001 just as children who
grew up in that period were graduating
squeezed it’s were the lunchbox drink of
choice for Millennials boasting flavors
like chuckling cherry berry be wild
grumpy grape silly-billy strawberry and
more all with a tear open design squeeze
it’s were simpler than juice boxes and
easier than eating sugar from the bowl
win-wins
why not
squeeze the fun out before we unveil our
number one pick
here are some honorable mentions
Gela one two three the only dessert it
talks it sounds new jell-o pudding bites
two chocolate vanilla and strawberry new
holes candy from lifesavers get what
you’ve been missing
incredible so he’s not the frontman for
a fudge smuggling operation no sir
he’s our middleman magic middles from
the Keebler elves and three delicious
flavors number one Butterfinger BBS
let’s say you have 15 Butterfinger
babies hmm and I take five of them well
yeah left one less sister hitting the
streets in 1992 and endorsed almost
immediately by one Bartholomew J Simpson
Butterfinger babies were the perfect
treat for those who found the full-size
bar just a bit too cumbersome tiny
nuggets of Butterfinger flavor
BB’s were way ahead of their time and
were sorely missed by fans when the
product was discontinued in 2006 while a
product called Butterfinger bites does
exist today
with its different size and non VB shape
it’s just not the same no matter what
the folks at Nestle say nobody better
lay a finger on my Butterfinger do you
agree with our list what’s your favorite
discontinued snack food for more
cavity-causing top 10s published every
day be sure to subscribe to
watchmojo.com
ooh boy they want to Machop guarantee
pepper on your garlic paprika whoo this
is gage inspired they satisfied our
cravings and then they were gone
welcome to watchmojo.com and today we’re
counting down our picks for the top ten
discontinued snack foods decreases and
new chocolate yes chocolate crisps from
planters for this list we’ll be focusing
only on the snack foods we loved and
lost and will not be including
condiments or fast foods from yesteryear
we will also be ignoring products that
still exist in a revamped or tweaked
form well as it turns out this is what
was causing the problems it’s called a
four loko it’s a highly caffeinated
highly alcoholic drink so potent some
people call it liquid cocaine breakfast
cereals are okay because we’ve all
munched on cereal at one time or another
haven’t we number ten mr. t cereal I
pity the fool don’t eat my cereal haha
really me Ghana huh we pity the fool who
don’t miss this cereal coming from a
decade when seemingly everyone had his
or her own cereal comes this long-lost
breakfast treasure arriving in 1984 and
featuring a smiling mr. Turo himself on
the box mr. t cereal was a big sweet
bowl of corn and oats from Quaker you
get a crispy corn taste with a touch of
brown sugar
it’s cool recalled by those who remember
it as being basically Captain Crunch
only te er the cereal doesn’t seem that
unusual when you find out that it was a
tie-in to T’s then current cartoon show
although that in itself does seem odd do
you really think this new kid can cut it
cut it like a knife through butter he
made our team didn’t he
number nine bubble beeper I have come
here to chew bubblegum and kick ass
and I’m all out of bubble debuting in
1992 and fading into the sunset as the
cellphone overtook the real thing
bubble beepers were surprisingly popular
and surprisingly controversial seen by
most is a fun novel box of chew the gum
was seen in some markets notably
Philadelphia and Baltimore as trouble
due to real pagers association with drug
dealers you got to be on that right we
gotta be on that for everyone else
however it was 15 sticks of
bubble-blowing bliss costing just under
a buck and like totally 90s fashionable
with way flashing neon colors the bubble
beeper also made for a hip and practical
coin purse which was like so totally
cool man may I sit there of course not
honey that seats for my coin purse
number 8 Pepsi blue a product of two son
of very daughter of Cola altogether
different but not altogether the same
now found only in some parts of Asia and
eBay most sipped their last Pepsi blue
in 2004 unveiled in 2002 ahead of the
vanilla coke it was meant to compete
with Pepsi blue drew inspiration from
the successful Mountain Dew Code Red
however it went over as well as the
ill-fated Crystal Pepsi ten years prior
this berry Cola mostly tasted well blue
still the flavored pop made it into
Garfield the movie and was even endorsed
by Papa Roach which may or may not
explain its decline Pepsi glue it’s a
blue thing number 7 planter’s Cheez
balls we Joe these are planners cheese
balls manners days better knows where
you being said by some to be the finest
of all the cheese derived snacks
why planters canned the cheese ball in
2006 we’ll never know maybe they wanted
to focus on their nuts maybe they just
got tired of making people happy or
maybe they hated that orange stuff on
their fingers British cheese spreads
around your mouth and smells
a Sanders tastes better rich buttery and
cheesy cheese balls were unlike any
other cheese snack on the market then or
now to fans even the similar offerings
from Utz can’t compare cheesie’s
couldn’t touch them and just forget
about cheese doodles Lenti of imitators
remain but the original is long gone
planter’s Cheez balls Marv mmm after
every crunch number six
Mickey’s parade ice pops a frozen treats
heading down the street it’s rainy three
girls
it’s buhdeuce Marais a pristine I scar
ring of either Minnie Mickey Donald or
goofy these ice pops were fruit flavored
ice that ruled the ice box in the 1990s
part of the same lineup as the Mickey
Mouse bar Chip and Dale Rescue Rangers
frozen fudge bar and the cookies and
cream sandwich Mickey’s parade ice pops
died with the rest of the line in the
early 2000s marketed by Good Humor the
icy treats came to an end when Disney
revoked its licensing agreement although
a form of the chocolate dipped Mickey
Mouse bars is still available at Disney
parks the ice pops are a long long gone
these are raising number-5 orbits it’s a
drink that has suspended balls in it
remembered by those who ever drank one
as pretty much revolting orbits was
always more fun to look at than to
actually consume launched in 1997 this
drink with balls featured flavors such
as pineapple banana cherry coconut and
blueberry melon strawberry which were as
vague as they were precise mostly a
flavored syrup it’s pas de cassis toss
was the floating gelatin like neon balls
suspended with gellan gum fun fact those
small balls are eerily still floating
today though the makeshift lava lamp was
being considered for a revival in 2013
this never came to fruition which
allowed unopened bottles to still
command a hefty price from collectors
tastes like plastic and it just tastes
like just tastes like maybe a glove
number 4 Oreo O’s you kids are eating
lots and lots of Oreos yeah what’s that
Oh hitting the market in 1997 and
dropping off of it 10 years later
Oreo O’s made a big splash in cereal
bowls across the globe when it was first
launched Oreo O’s did something rare for
cereals it actually tasted like what it
was named after Oreo cookies if you
tried the extreme cream taste Oreo O’s
then you’d have noticed the marshmallows
were not only edible but enjoyably so
these were blessed times but then in
2007 disaster struck Kraft Foods holders
of the Oreo brand spun off post cereal
bringing an end to this breakfast
masterpiece except in South Korea
they’re the choong-soo company held
licenses for both companies
meaning they and they alone could make
Oreo O’s thereafter
number three Hershey’s s’mores
the best part of coming together is how
delicious it can be if you’re a s’mores
lover who never seems to be near an open
fire when hunger hits you’ll understand
the genius behind this chocolate bar
first appearing on candy racks in 2003
the s’mores bar had a graham cracker
base a marshmallow filling and a milk
chocolate coating the bar one fans
straight away but as Hershey
restructured its candy lineup throughout
the decade and focused more on its main
players the much-loved s’mores bar was
lost we’ll miss you marshmallow filled
little buddy and the chocolate is
Hershey’s life is delicious number two
squeeze it now there’s a whole new way
of devouring lifesavers he drink them
die like juice sure we all do like
squeezing things who doesn’t the
combination of juice and squeezing was
an act of genius as far as kids in the
late 20th century were concerned
debuting in the mid 80s and fading into
the sunset in 2001 just as children who
grew up in that period were graduating
squeezed it’s were the lunchbox drink of
choice for Millennials boasting flavors
like chuckling cherry berry be wild
grumpy grape silly-billy strawberry and
more all with a tear open design squeeze
it’s were simpler than juice boxes and
easier than eating sugar from the bowl
win-wins
why not
squeeze the fun out before we unveil our
number one pick
here are some honorable mentions
Gela one two three the only dessert it
talks it sounds new jell-o pudding bites
two chocolate vanilla and strawberry new
holes candy from lifesavers get what
you’ve been missing
incredible so he’s not the frontman for
a fudge smuggling operation no sir
he’s our middleman magic middles from
the Keebler elves and three delicious
flavors number one Butterfinger BBS
let’s say you have 15 Butterfinger
babies hmm and I take five of them well
yeah left one less sister hitting the
streets in 1992 and endorsed almost
immediately by one Bartholomew J Simpson
Butterfinger babies were the perfect
treat for those who found the full-size
bar just a bit too cumbersome tiny
nuggets of Butterfinger flavor
BB’s were way ahead of their time and
were sorely missed by fans when the
product was discontinued in 2006 while a
product called Butterfinger bites does
exist today
with its different size and non VB shape
it’s just not the same no matter what
the folks at Nestle say nobody better
lay a finger on my Butterfinger do you
agree with our list what’s your favorite
discontinued snack food for more
cavity-causing top 10s published every
day be sure to subscribe to
watchmojo.com
ooh boy they want to Machop guarantee
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