Favorite foods that have disappeared

Anonymous
Also TCBY yogurt - used to go to it all the time
Anonymous
Orange iced scones from Au Bon Pain.
Anonymous
The iced gingerbread slice at Starbucks.
Anonymous
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Anonymous wrote:Trader Joe’s is notorious for disappearing favorite items. They had a corn and bean salsa that I loved. I haven’t seen that since the start of the pandemic. Their orange champagne vinegar has also vanished.

Heartbreaking. Why do they do this if it’s selling well?

TJ’s palak paneer was my all time favorite. It was the only reason I went to the store. I can’t get over it.


It’s back! I bought some a couple weeks ago
Anonymous
Trader Joe’s sundried tomato basil pesto. Fantastic pesto, best I’ve ever had out of a jar and I’ve tried many brands. Years later I finally found a recipe online that comes close to the flavor as I recall it, and now I’m eating only homemade pesto which is for the best anyway. Fresh pesto is so simple and terrific I am ashamed I haven’t been making it for years already.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Zweiback was great for dipping in coffee.

I’ve gotten zweiback at the German Gourmet on Columbia Pike.
Anonymous
Vienetta. Already mentioned, allegedly exists in Ireland, but I had it once back in the day and I still miss it.

Pepperidge Farms had these little pumpernickel snack sticks. They were so satisfyingly strong flavored.
Anonymous
Brachs marshmallow Easter eggs
Anonymous
Carr’s ginger snaps with lemon creme filling
Anonymous
Viennetta exists now under good humor I think. I know I saw it last week at Giant in Fairfax!
Anonymous
Wendy’s old fries (hate the new ones) and McDonald’s pizza

Don’t @ me
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Trader Joe’s ginger cat cookies


These are still in Los Angeles!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Kraft caramels
Bananabix cereal


Just bought Kraft caramels last week at Walmart
Anonymous
Panera had gingerbread bagels one year. They were amazing. I’m not very good at making bagels but I have tried about three copy cat recipes and none have really captured them.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Viennetta exists now under good humor I think. I know I saw it last week at Giant in Fairfax!

It appears to be semi local. They don’t sell it anywhere near me.
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