I used to like this candy bar. Peanut and chocolate go together, and PB Max was better than Reese's. I heard they made it from 1989 to 1996. I remember the candy being discontinued due to low sales, but there are rumors that it could be discontinued due to Mars …

This was an "ugly candy bar", one of the 70s ads proclaimed. The candy bar was discontinued sometime in 1988, when Peter Paul was bought out by Hershey's. The candy bar was made from covering almonds with chocolate. And that's the point of this chocolate. It was the 20th century.

1. Marathon - Not the one that got rebranded into Snickers. This one was an eight meter long braided caramel bar. That lasted "a good long time". It's a shame that they discontinued it in 1981. 2. Snik Snak - Tried to compete with KitKat. Sadly, they were discontinued, and …

1. Planters Cheez Balls - Exactly what it says on the tin. They were cheese balls made by a peanut company. 2. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Pies - These were green pies with vanilla pudding filling. Sadly, both this and the original Pudding Pies are discontinued. Now we only have …

1. Oreo Cakesters - Imagine if you ate an Oreo, in the form of a cake. 2. Big Stuf Oreo - First we got Oreo Cakesters, now we have kaiju Oreos? 3. Giggles - Smiley face shaped cookies. Introduced in 1986, discontinued in the 1990s. 4. Cheese Tid Bits - …

I used to always see them at A&P (may it rest in peace) and Target. These were my favorite yellow popcorn. Even better than Fiddle Faddle and Cracker Jack because they didn't come with nuts. They were sadly discontinued in the 2000s. R.I.P. SYZ

1. Danish Go-Rounds - Introduced in the 70s, renamed Danish Rings, and then discontinued. They were Danish pastries you could make them with a toaster. 2. PizzaSpins - A snack that tasted like an entire pizza. 3. Koogle - Who remembers a Nutella competitor with added flavors of peanut butter, …