Favorite foods that have disappeared

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Kellogg's Product 19! I miss it so!

Your number addition reminds me of Five Alive juice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Five Alive. I don't know what was in this but it tasted refreshing. We used to drink it as kids.

I just posted this, not having scrolled down to read your post yet! There are at least two of us! Two! (Tobias Funke reference? Anyone?)

[Anonymous]

The large size Mama Celeste deluxe frozen pizzas..only make the small pizza for one now and not as good


Godfathers Pizza’s Taco Pie...they’re still around but none around here

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Costco premium ice cream bar dipped in milk chocolate with then chopped almonds—they would dip it fresh when you ordered t at the counter.

Omg I think I remember these from when I was in middle or high school. They were good!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Arthur Treacher's, ah, that was tasty

Cracklin Oat Bran, used to be so yummy to snack on. Someone told me it is still made but I never see it in stores around here or while traveling. I'd stock up!

I think they stopped manufacturing it because it contained so much coconut fat, it was horrible for your health.

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Anonymous wrote:Soft batch cookies

Oh my goodness, I can still "taste" that flavor they had in my mind. I used to love those.

Me too. Tasted kinda…synthetic, but we loved them as kids.

I always thought they had a hint of fig, like a very mild Fig Newton taste.

[Anonymous]

Product 19 was so good! Kudos to the PP for helping me remember it!


I also loved (as an adult, mind you…) Rice Krispie Treats cereal. It was awesome. Horrible for you but worth it!

[Anonymous]

Kettle brand (I think?) Baked potato chips from actual potato slices, not the reconstituted dried potatoes. I admit I buy the baked ruffles sometimes. Yes I also eat regular potato chips but sometimes they’re greasy.

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MacIntosh Apples

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Anonymous wrote:Kettle brand (I think?) Baked potato chips from actual potato slices, not the reconstituted dried potatoes. I admit I buy the baked ruffles sometimes. Yes I also eat regular potato chips but sometimes they’re greasy.

Have you tried the Cape Cod low fat potato chips? They’re less greasy than regular chips, and made from sliced potatoes.

[Anonymous]

Nabisco raisin biscuits. Lemon coolers. Brown edge wafer cookies and Lemon brown edge wafer cookies.
I think pickled okra and pickled peaches are still out there — just not easy to find in this area.

[Anonymous]

+1 for Entenmann's fudge iced golden cake.
Same for Devil Dogs—I they don’t seem to sell these west of the Mississippi.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Arthur Treacher's, ah, that was tasty

Cracklin Oat Bran, used to be so yummy to snack on. Someone told me it is still made but I never see it in stores around here or while traveling. I'd stock up!

Cracklin’ Oat Bran is definitely still made (I buy it a few times a year). I don’t remember it having as much cinnamon as it does now, but it’s still pretty delicious.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Arthur Treacher's, ah, that was tasty

Cracklin Oat Bran, used to be so yummy to snack on. Someone told me it is still made but I never see it in stores around here or while traveling. I'd stock up!

Cracklin’ Oat Bran is definitely still made (I buy it a few times a year). I don’t remember it having as much cinnamon as it does now, but it’s still pretty delicious.

Cracklin' Oat Bran is accurately named. It is sugar crack so I had to stop buying that years ago, but so good!!

[Anonymous]

Pp: Yes I’ve tried the low fat Cape Cod p chips before but forgot about them