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Does anyone remember Summit candy bars? They are my favorite candy bar of all time. I also miss Samoas and Trefoils WITH the trans fats; the current versions are nowhere near as delicious.

Anonymous wrote:Cigarette smoking in cafes and bars. Loved it.

I used to smoke, and I would never want to bring this back,.

Anonymous wrote:These things. They were given as a prize in my elementary school for the student citizen of the month and perfect attendance. Stapled to your certificate. I loved these things so much I used to pretend to be well and stay a half day at school just for it to count for perfect attendance. Obviously long before peanut allergies were so prevalent.

Ok, that didn’t work. Boppers bars https://i.pinimg.com/originals/79/5e/2f/795e2fae27d53cf19018925b4957eb12.jpg

These things. They were given as a prize in my elementary school for the student citizen of the month and perfect attendance. Stapled to your certificate. I loved these things so much I used to pretend to be well and stay a half day at school just for it to count for perfect attendance. Obviously long before peanut allergies were so prevalent.

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Aaaah! I'm having a flashback. These were so great to me as a kid and my mom loved anything chocolate so she was happy to have these I'm the house. Thanks for jogging my memory.

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+ a billion

What was that?

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Anonymous wrote:Carnation breakfast bars.

These ones:

I loved those!! They had a very distinct taste and texture. Almost gritty, but not in a bad way. Not chewy really. I miss those.

Perfect description! I'm assuming we're a bunch of 50-somethings who miss these.

Bring Back the Breakfast Bar!

Hey - I am only 49. But I love how the descriptions are so spot on.

I'm 32 and remember these, and agree that they were awesome. I'm sure they're really just a candy bar disguised as a breakfast food, hence their deliciousness.

I’m 45 and loved them. I used to take one to school and take bites throughout the morning when I went to my locker. A boy with a locker near mine would often ask for some. He later committed suicide in 9th grade and I was always glad I shared my dumb breakfast bar with him. May have made an otherwise bleak time a smidge more tolerable. I still look for them occasionally. I also liked the variety packs of carnation instant breakfast when they had the varying coffee flavors. Those were my favorite but the variety packs Only have chocolate now, I think. I never buy them since i don’t love the chocolate enough to spend the money. My perfect pack would have strawberry, vanilla and all the coffee flavors.

Anonymous wrote:Kinkead's

Yesssss

Gold Rush ice cream bars!

Cigarette smoking in cafes and bars. Loved it.

Taco Bell - chili cheese burrito (chilito)

I miss you

Anonymous wrote:Farrell's Restaurants!

+1

Totally agree!!
Loved the wait staff, atmosphere + ice creams!!

Anonymous wrote:Penny candy. Loved it when I was a kid (yes, a million years ago).

We used to haul beer cans back to the corner store and return them and get bags and bags of penny candy. God love my friends alcoholic dad.

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Anonymous wrote:Carnation breakfast bars.

These ones:

I loved those!! They had a very distinct taste and texture. Almost gritty, but not in a bad way. Not chewy really. I miss those.

Perfect description! I'm assuming we're a bunch of 50-somethings who miss these.

Bring Back the Breakfast Bar!

Hey - I am only 49. But I love how the descriptions are so spot on.

I'm 32 and remember these, and agree that they were awesome. I'm sure they're really just a candy bar disguised as a breakfast food, hence their deliciousness.