Favorite foods that have disappeared

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Marathon candy bar

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Chesapeake Bay Seafood House

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Anonymous wrote:Lemon Cooler cookies

Loved these. I miss them so much.

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Anonymous wrote:I read through the list and I have not heard of most them. The remainders I do not miss.

SO?

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Agree on the Wendy’s pita wraps. Those were really good. And yes, the chocolate frosted golden cake from Entenmann’s is objectively the best cake and very rarely spotted now. I miss the Altoid fruit sours as well. And pudding pops, obvs.

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I don’t know if they still exist in some part of the country—I think they were always regional—but I miss Zingers. They were like frosted Twinkies—there were chocolate with chocolate frosting and (not as good, but not bad) yellow with lemony frosting. Peanuts characters were on the packaging.

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Anonymous wrote:The gingerbread latte from Starbucks, which was available during the winter holidays.

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YES
Also some ice cream company made gingerbread men ice cream sandwiches, sooooo good.

Crap, I’ve never heard of this and now I want it. Womp womp.

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Anonymous wrote:My DH just told me that stoned wheat thin crackers are discontinued! Very sad about that.

I miss them terribly!

i had not heard this. am crushed. i love those crackers.

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Anonymous wrote:Spatini

My grandmother used to make this for us. Thanks for a sweet memory.

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Anonymous wrote:Nabisco brand chocolate wafer cookies. Was able to find them at Wegmans until a couple months ago - I asked an employee and was told they are discontinued.

oh, this is bad. i loved them and used them to make icebox cake!

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Anonymous wrote: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.

I loved the snack sticks. So good.

I think Utz makes pumpernickel snack sticks (or at least they did relatively recently, haven't looked for them lately).

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I think jello pudding pops were just frozen jello pudding so you can still make the boxed pudding and then freeze it in popsicle forms.

I've tried. It's not the same. The consistency is wrong.

Definitely not the same. In addition to the consistency, JPPs had this thin layer of ice that formed on the outside of the pudding and was somehow sublime.

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Junket
Picalilli
Campbell’s mock turtle soup (yes, there really was such a thing)

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Arby’s roast beef sandwich

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Trader Joe's cranberry chutney