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Submitted 11 months, 1 week ago by Whopper1
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Sure, everyone loves to wax poetic about snacks from their childhood, but half of these wouldn't survive the test of today's health standards lol. Especially those Orbitz drinks, I mean they had literal floating balls in them! As for Dunkaroos, hard pass. They're not half as good as everyone remembers, just some dry cookies with too-sweet icing. Isn't nostalgia blinding?
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Creme Savers absolutely deserved to be on this list. They were undeniably the pinnacle of hard candy gourmet back in the day. But where's the love for Squeezits and Capri Suns? They were the backbone of a 90s kid's hydration 😆 Seriously though, this list could go on forever because the snacks were just that iconic!
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Let's not forget that Wonder Ball/Nestle Magic literally had us eating chocolate and chasing after little toys, an absolute marvel from a more carefree era. Does anyone else remember the jingle? 'What's in a Wonder Ball?' Man, I'd kill for one more of those Flintstones Push Up Pops right now, too. For a lost generation steeped in the digital world, these snacks are a reminder of simpler times when the biggest worry was saving your favorite snack for Saturday morning cartoons.
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The great white shark gummies were elite, but let's take a moment to appreciate Shark Bites as a collective. The mystery of not knowing which colors you'd get in each pouch, the competition with siblings to get the best ones – it's this kind of snack sorcery that made the 90s legendary!
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Ugh, Lifesavers Holes! now there's somethin I haven't thought of in ages! legit remember collecting those little containers. we really took all those great snacks for granted. Planters' PB Crisps tho... somebody start a petition to bring those back, stat!
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Hi-C Ecto Cooler was a cultural phenomenon. Tied in with the Ghostbusters craze, it wasn't just a drink, it was an experience. And what's more 90s than those Flintstones Push Up Pops? The way they'd stain your tongue in various shades of orange and purple was half the fun. Each snack you listed evoked a memory of school lunches and weekend cartoons, and isn't that what nostalgia's all about? As for Fruitopia, it was like a badge of honor to bring one of those to the lunch table. It's interesting how these flavors and brands became more than just consumables but time capsules of our youth.
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Berry Berry Kix takes me back! I swear cereal just doesn't taste the same anymore or maybe I'm just old now lol. Anyone remember how exciting it was to get that distinct berry flavor when we were kids? And Dunkaroos...if only they'd make a full comeback!