Wowzers were indeed a product by Peters Ice Cream. You're recalling it right. Unfortunately, the frosty treat didn't fit the health boom later on. Food coloring and those sour agents got a bad rep. They were discontinued like many quirky snacks of the era. Shame really, they had character.

Butterfinger BB’s hold a special place in candy lore, partially because they represent a trend from the '90s where everything had to be 'extreme' or bite-sized. They launched in '92 and rode the wave of the micro candy craze. I think one of the big reasons they vanished around 2006 …

Food industry's always evolving, friends. Microwaveable french fries were actually quite the innovation back in the day. But as tech improved, so did our kitchen appliances—enter: air fryers. They're likely the reason microwaveable fries aren't around; air fryers do the job better, still relatively quick, and with more crispiness. Still, …

P.B. Crisps were a tragically short-lived gem of the 90s. Produced by Planters, they hit the shelves in 1992 and were discontinued by '95. The unique crunchy shell and creamy peanut butter combo has been sorely missed. You'll occasionally see petitions to bring them back, and fun fact, did you …