For me it's a list of things, damm I wish I can go bck to 1987 for 10 minutes


Rosetta's Italian Ice with the Wooden Spoon

Original Chocolate Cip Ice Cream Cookie Sandwich

Franks Brand Soda

Mars Bar

Hersey's Brand Ice Cream-"Cookie and Cream"



Anyone have something they miss?

Franks Brand Soda
Anyone have something they miss?

I loved Frank's when I lived up there, and when I moved south, whenever I'd go up north again, go to the store and pick up some Frank's, especially the clear creme soda.

I loved Pudding pops, then I never could find them for the longest time, now they're just come back!

I loved Frank's when I lived up there, and when I moved south, whenever I'd go up north again, go to the store and pick up some Frank's, especially the clear creme soda.

I loved Pudding pops, then I never could find them for the longest time, now they're just come back!



I can close my eyes right now and picture that Orange Flavor Franks Soda in the Glass Bottle-lol Damm,

Pine Bros. cough drops. I used to eat them like candy.

:D

:D


Crunch Berries is no longer in the store

Crunch Berries is no longer in the store
Exactly, thats what the thread is about :crazy:

Anyway: PILSBURY SPACE FOOD STICKS...OMG these were SOOOO yummy!!!
( Actually, you can buy them online now, from a small company that makes "Boomer snacks" )

:D
I told you Mikado, I could send you a box of Crunch Berries. :lol: The box is different than the one in your pic, but still, THEY TASTE GREAT!!!!!!! Ooops, didn't mean to throw in a Tony The Tiger slogan! :lol:

I told you Mikado, I could send you a box of Crunch Berries. :lol: The box is different than the one in your pic, but still, THEY TASTE GREAT!!!!!!! Ooops, didn't mean to throw in a Tony The Tiger slogan! :lol:


You won't be able to send me anyything because all the stuff I like is water ice or ice cream-lol

I think there's laws about sending food over the border , youd have to check that :lol:

Cinnamon Teddy Grahams with the frosting in the middle. Like a little sandwich. Those were so good.

Original Chocolate Cip Ice Cream Cookie Sandwich


I was just looking for some of those today! Pillsbury ones. Nothing. pissed:

I loved Frank's when I lived up there, and when I moved south, whenever I'd go up north again, go to the store and pick up some Frank's, especially the clear creme soda.

I loved Pudding pops, then I never could find them for the longest time, now they're just come back!
PUDDING POPS ARE BACK?!

Is that chocolate chip cookie cereal still around?

Can't remember the name

Is that chocolate chip cookie cereal still around?

Can't remember the name
Cookie Crisp? Yeah, it is.

I love the old-fashioned jawbreakers made by the "Pan" company, I think it's called. (Not the Gobstoppers; they're nasty). For some reason, I can no longer find them anywhere--not even in Candyopolis in the mall!

These are from the 80's/early 90's....damn, I miss them:

Oatmeal Swirlers--instant oatmeal like you'd find today, but it came with either a packet of jelly (my favorite!) or maple syrup that you could swirl in to it.

Disney ice pops-- orange, cherry, or grape flavored ice pops that were shaped like Disney characters (Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Goofy).

Andy Capp's pub fries-- I used to eat these with my school lunch every day in 4th grade! They were just plain, salted potato sticks, not like the Cheddar or Hot Fries they sell now. They were soooo good!


I'll think of more later as they come to me :)

They still sell Mars, just not in the North American market anymore. It's the most popular candy bar in Europe.

Mars Bar
they are all over the shops in england

Cinnamon Teddy Grahams with the frosting in the middle. Like a little sandwich. Those were so good.
and those^ are in England as cinnamon grahams. UK has all the luck in snack foods.

The old Cheeze-It Party Mix that came in boxes. They changed their formula awhile back (probably at least 5 years) and I hate it now. Maybe an old unopened box will come around on eBay.

PUDDING POPS ARE BACK?!

I found them at Wal-mart Supercenter.

i'm going to add cheese doodles to the list

You know, come to think of it, I haven't seen Cheetos in stores in a long time. Or maybe I've been overlooking it the whole time. :confused: But, no, I just thought of something... Haven't seen any commercials for it in a long time, either.

Also, the S'mores cereal that was sold by General Mills, NOT the S'morz cereal that Kellogg sells now. It's just not the same.

Those hersey bars... can't remember the name at all now but they were good; and the Neilson rose buds.

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You know, come to think of it, I haven't seen Cheetos in stores in a long time. Or maybe I've been overlooking it the whole time. But, no, I just thought of something... Haven't seen any commercials for it in a long time, either.

Also, the S'mores cereal that was sold by General Mills, NOT the S'morz cereal that Kellogg sells now. It's just not the same.Cheetos everywhere round here.

Haagen-Dazs's Vanilla/Rasberry Swirl frozen yogurt.

The old Cheeze-It Party Mix that came in boxes. They changed their formula awhile back (probably at least 5 years) and I hate it now. Maybe an old unopened box will come around on eBay.

I'll second that. Although a box on ebay would probably be expired. :lol: Also, the doo dads party mix as well.

-Barnone candybars: Kind of like a cross between a kit kat and a whatchamacalit, very tasty, I have no idea why they don't make these anymore. Appeared in the late 80's.

-1-2-3- Jello. A three layered jello. I didn't like the top layer, but the bottom two were excellent. Appeared for a short time in the early 90's.

I"m sure there are more, but that's all i can think of right now,

Analyzer, great topic for a thread. :)

I'll second that. Although a box on ebay would probably be expired. :lol: Also, the doo dads party mix as well.

-Barnone candybars: Kind of like a cross between a kit kat and a whatchamacalit, very tasty, I have no idea why they don't make these anymore. Appeared in the late 80's.

-1-2-3- Jello. A three layered jello. I didn't like the top layer, but the bottom two were excellent. Appeared for a short time in the early 90's.

I"m sure there are more, but that's all i can think of right now,

Analyzer, great topic for a thread. :)


They sell Whatchamacalit in the Rite Aid across the street from me

you want Mars Bars Solomon? Just cross the border, they sell them all over, here in Canada.....now, if you want a Butterfinger, then you might have to hunt a bit. We also have Cheetos, i like the crunchy ones!

you want Mars Bars Solomon? Just cross the border, they sell them all over, here in Canada.....now, if you want a Butterfinger, then you might have to hunt a bit. We also have Cheetos, i like the crunchy ones!


I bet if I liked Snickers they would be in Canada too

I bet if I liked Snickers they would be in Canada too Actually they are...Snickers are just Mars bars with peanuts, after all :)

Actually they are...Snickers are just Mars bars with peanuts, after all :)


DON"T YOU EVER SAY THAT AGAIN!!!!!!!!!!!!-lol Mars Bars is on a Higher TASTY Level than Snickers.

They sell Whatchamacalit in the Rite Aid across the street from me

Oh I can get whatchamacalit's no problem, I was just describing what Barnone's were like.

Also, the Goldrush ice cream bar from the 80's. I don't remember much about them, just that I liked them. I hear that they were a lot like what snickers ice cream bars are today.

I dont know if you guys in the us had thsese they were trio bars i use to have them in my packed lunch for school!! they were lovely! simular to a club bar....if you like alot of chocolate on your biscuit join our club!!! lol that was the theme song to it :lol: ;)

I wanna trio and i want one now!!!

they are all over the shops in england


and those^ are in England as cinnamon grahams. UK has all the luck in snack foods.
:eek: Man, I want some!! Damn USA and them taking away all the good stuff.

You know, come to think of it, I haven't seen Cheetos in stores in a long time. Or maybe I've been overlooking it the whole time. :confused: But, no, I just thought of something... Haven't seen any commercials for it in a long time, either.

Also, the S'mores cereal that was sold by General Mills, NOT the S'morz cereal that Kellogg sells now. It's just not the same.
They still sell Cheetos. We bought some yesterday. Unless there's a big rush up there, and every time you look, they're sold out. :confused:

I remember them having several flavors of Twix bars when I was little, I miss those. I also loved Kraft's Its Pasta Anytime, they quit making it. http://www.i-mockery.com/minimocks/destroy3/pasta-anytime.jpg

I remember them having several flavors of Twix bars when I was little, I miss those. I also loved Kraft's Its Pasta Anytime, they quit making it. http://www.i-mockery.com/minimocks/destroy3/pasta-anytime.jpg

oooh! i fell in LOVE with that and couldn't get over how easy it was to make those. but i've been searching for those for a while now and haven't been able to find them. now i know why. =(

you want Mars Bars Solomon? Just cross the border, they sell them all over, here in Canada.....now, if you want a Butterfinger, then you might have to hunt a bit. We also have Cheetos, i like the crunchy ones!

Hmm, I thought they completely pulled out of North America, good to know I can get a Mars closer to here now. :)

I always liked the dessert Dunkaroos. They were little Kangaroo cookies you dipped in fudge. I haven't seen those for a long time, and I work in a grocery store.

Oh, I just remembered! Dannon used to sell this in the mid- to late 90s. I haven't seen them sold since at least 2000. They were like dessert yogurts... They came in these little packages that had yogurt in a big compartment and the topping for it in the other, smaller compartment. I forgot what it was called...I remember one of my fave dessert yogurts by them was chocolate eclair. Yummy stuff, that. :)

Ohhhhh, it was Dannon Double Delights.

Remember Giggles cookies? Go to x-entertainment.com lots of '80's stuff there.

Hmm, I thought they completely pulled out of North America, good to know I can get a Mars closer to here now. :)
Yeah, just cross the lake :wave:

One thing I've been DYING for lately is some French-Canadian BOUDIN* smothered in fried onions! ( *or as you might call it , blood sausage )..Ever since the town's only French butcher-shop owner died, boudin is as rare as hen's teeth (Despite a large French population here)......I look and look but, none of the local groceries carry it.....I NEED my Boudin!!!! :crying:

Mikado, where you from? Also you male or female and your age? (If you don't mind me asking)
I'm just trying to get to know the people around here. :)

Mikado, where you from? Also you male or female and your age? (If you don't mind me asking)
I'm just trying to get to know the people around here. :)
i sent you a "PM" Gwen :wave:

Yup, they were so good! Ahh, I miss the 80's and early 90's :(

Remember Giggles cookies? Go to x-entertainment.com lots of '80's stuff there.

Remember Giggles cookies? Go to x-entertainment.com lots of '80's stuff there.

Oh yes, that's another one. Haven't had them in 20 years probably. I don't remember what they tasted like, but I remember they had smiley faces on the outsides of the cookies. I think it was vanilla on the outside, and chocolate on the inside, but I'm not quite sure. I haven't had them since I was a kid.

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MarshMallow Popcorn by JiffyPop

They had colored popcorn in the early 90s... 1991, if I remember correctly. I never had any, but I wanted some really badly. The X-Entertainment.com webmaster wrote about it several years ago (love that site, BTW, but I haven't visited it in a long-ass time). I need to go find the name...

Pop Qwiz popcorn! I loved the commercials. I can still see it in my head, lol. :)
http://www.x-entertainment.com/articles/0860/

OMG, I was gonna mention that in my original post, but the name of the popcorn escaped me, so I left it out...thanks for posting it! I looooved that popcorn. My brothers and I used to get so excited to open the bag and see what color it was :)

I believe they had purple, green, red, and blue.

They had colored popcorn in the early 90s... 1991, if I remember correctly. I never had any, but I wanted some really badly. The X-Entertainment.com webmaster wrote about it several years ago (love that site, BTW, but I haven't visited it in a long-ass time). I need to go find the name...

Pop Qwiz popcorn! I loved the commercials. I can still see it in my head, lol. :)
http://www.x-entertainment.com/articles/0860/

Thanks for the link....that site is amazing! Man, I'm feeling nostalgic now :)

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OMG, I was gonna mention that in my original post, but the name of the popcorn escaped me, so I left it out...thanks for posting it! I looooved that popcorn. My brothers and I used to get so excited to open the bag and see what color it was :)

I believe they had purple, green, red, and blue.
They had yellow, too. :)

I watched a LOT of Nickelodeon in the 80s and early 90s, and they aired that commercial alllllllllllll the damn time on Nick. lol

Another series of commercials they aired ALL THE FREAKING TIME on Nick during that era was the Jello commercials with Bill Cosby in them. He did commercials for both the gelatin and Pudding Pops versions. Yet NOBODY I talk to remembers them. Seriously, wtf? Heh.

Also, the S'mores cereal that was sold by General Mills, NOT the S'morz cereal that Kellogg sells now.

Yes. Every bite of that cereal I'd take was like a small miracle occurring in my mouth.

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that looks about right.

Scrolling a little further down on that link, they had bonkers candy. I knew I was forgetting some. I still remember the commercials for them in the 80's, with the giant pieces of fruit falling out of the sky and landing on people.

Also, does anyone remember Bubble-Eez bubble gum. Big pieces of bubble gum in the shape of a ball. They didn't come in a pack, rather a pouch/container type thing. Surfaced in the late 80's.

Another series of commercials they aired ALL THE FREAKING TIME on Nick during that era was the Jello commercials with Bill Cosby in them. He did commercials for both the gelatin and Pudding Pops versions. Yet NOBODY I talk to remembers them. Seriously, wtf? Heh.

Those were a classic. Cos' rocked in those ads. I remember them extremely well, I can't believe so many people forgot about those.

Those were a classic. Cos' rocked in those ads. I remember them extremely well, I can't believe so many people forgot about those.
I know. Seriously, the Bill Cosby Jello commercials were a freaking staple in the 80s and early 90s, because he was in an extremely popular sitcom at the time. I remember he would do commercials for whatever holiday it was... I freaking loved his Christmas commercials. He would make gelatin Jello, and kids would crowd around him as he took a cookiecutter in the shape of a Xmas tree or gingerbread man, cut it out and then bite off the tip or the head.

I can see these commercials SO clearly in my head, and they don't even have any of his commercials on X-E.

I also recall the Cos' doing ads for Kodak camera film.

I miss Barber's Ice Cream, Chocolate-Chip in particular. I don't know if they quit making it or not, but I can't find it anywhere around here anymore.

MarshMallow Popcorn by JiffyPop

:nod:
There is a marshmallow Jolly Time. Check your Albertson's store. It has mrshmallow creme in a packet. Seems like you culd also make your own --just buy marshmallow creme in a jar, microwave it ( sans the lid ). I love it, myself. It has a good taste without the creme.

There is also a great -tasting Act II with caramel --you have to pop the corn, then pour the contents of the bag into a bowl, put the caramel "wafer" on top, and melt it in the microwave. Hmmm. Of course, you could also buy Kraft caramels and use those.

:cheers: :eatarrow:

I'll second that. Although a box on ebay would probably be expired. :lol: Also, the doo dads party mix as well.

-Barnone candybars: Kind of like a cross between a kit kat and a whatchamacalit, very tasty, I have no idea why they don't make these anymore. Appeared in the late 80's.

-1-2-3- Jello. A three layered jello. I didn't like the top layer, but the bottom two were excellent. Appeared for a short time in the early 90's.

I"m sure there are more, but that's all i can think of right now,

Analyzer, great topic for a thread. :)


You can still get that type of Jello in Mexican groceries --it doesn't always taste good, though. I guess you didn't like creme layer?
Barnone. My first one was in Halloween trickortreat bag. I was in my mid-20s, and pretending to be in high school so I could get treats! I LOVED it! How generous a size that bar was! SO good!

I enjoy getting British candy at an import store or British Grocers. One was a Turkish Delight type, with chocolate coating. I saw one last week at Cost Plus. Brits love bisquit as a flavor! Bisquit flavored ice cream, etc. --and it's not just a British name for cookie --it is really bisquit, as in digestive bisquit. What fun! I saw several different types at Cost Plus. Didn't buy, because I need to save money. :drool: :eatarrow:

You can still get that type of Jello in Mexican groceries --it doesn't always taste good, though. I guess you didn't like creme layer?
Barnone. My first one was in Halloween trickortreat bag. I was in my mid-20s, and pretending to be in high school so I could get treats! I LOVED it! How generous a size that bar was! SO good!

Hi Empress! :wave: I heard a rumor that Barnone was also available in Mexico. Makes me want to go south of the border for those reasons alone. :lol: The layer on the 1-2-3 Jello I didn't like was the lightest one, kind of like a foamy/cool whip texture to it. Yeah, the barnone candy bar was piled pretty high, one of the reasons I liked it.:)

Just thought of a bunch more:

-Hires Root Beer

-Jimmy Dean's version of Lunchables

-always wanted to try a WWE ice cream bar and a Reggies Bar

-certain flavors of Jelly Belly Jelly beans, including Mai Tai

-A certain Pepperdige Farm Cookie. I can't remember the name of it, all of their cookies have similar sounding names, but it was one that came out not too long ago, it had a mocha center, covered by two hard cookies. Very Delicious.

:nod:
There is a marshmallow Jolly Time. Check your Albertson's store. It has mrshmallow creme in a packet. Seems like you culd also make your own --just buy marshmallow creme in a jar, microwave it ( sans the lid ). I love it, myself. It has a good taste without the creme.

There is also a great -tasting Act II with caramel --you have to pop the corn, then pour the contents of the bag into a bowl, put the caramel "wafer" on top, and melt it in the microwave. Hmmm. Of course, you could also buy Kraft caramels and use those.

:cheers: :eatarrow:


ACT !! is the worst brand of Microwave Popcorn

- Fi-Bar Bars

- Almost Home Cookies

- Life Saver Soda

- PB Maxx

-assorted varities of Snapple (a few flavors still do exist, but not nearly as many as once did)

Snapple lemonade! :crying:

Wispa Bars

.

For me it's a list of things, damm I wish I can go back to 1987 for 10 minutesI hear ya buddy!!!!



I miss these things

1) GOLDEN GRAIN MAC AND CHEESE (Changed to crap in the 80s)
2) PLAIN M&Ms (CHANGED TO SKIM MILK IN 2000)
3) BIG MACS WITH GOOD SAUCE! (Changed to crap in the 90s)

Ahhhhhhhh I could go on and on!!

Those salted pistachio nuts that were salted so heavily that they appeared to be painted white. Man you eat a couple dozen of those,.. your ears would be ringing!

Pizza Spins

Banana Nut Cheerios

Haagen-Dazs Black Walnut Ice Cream

Pretzels with a lot of salt--they are SUPPOSED to have a lot!

When I get a warm soft pretzel Stevie I always ask for ALOT OF SALT! (Otherwise they hardily put any is on it)

Yosicles

Yogos

There was a snack company called "Old London" that made a layered cheese waffle snack that was mega rich, that I could sit and eat until I explode.

There is a company called Herr's that now make a look-alike, but the taste is just not the same

Planter's Cheeze Balls fall into that category, as well. They quit making them for a while, then a couple years ago they re-introduced them, but they are just not the same, now they are greasy and stale-textured.

Happily, the new Cheese-it Puffs are very similar to what the old Cheeze balls tasted like......in the "Double cheese" flavor variety

Mohawk Valley Limburger cheese spread (a Kraft product)

ACT !! is the worst brand of Microwave Popcorn
Not to me, I absolutely LOVE their microwave popcorn

Milk chocolate flavored Jell-O pudding.

Not to me, I absolutely LOVE their microwave popcornI havent ever had it......

Wedges from KFC

Poppi seed bagel from Dunkin Donuts