Chocolate Pudding pops Loved em!

hey we can't find any good info on ur page. we are tryin to make a timeline of food from the 80's. get back to us or watever, p.s. ur site is kinda tight.

Does anyone remember Dolly Madison ice-cream?? Also, the lollipops that were large life savers with white swirled in...?

I totally remember those lollipops, Michelle! Weren't they red and white, like creamy fruity lollipops? And I remember that freezy cup thing! I had one but have no idea what it was called. I want one now!

Does anyone remember RED L cheese puffs? Are they still in business? If so , where has anyone seen them?

I am looking for a freezy cup too. Our dog just ate my boyfriend's and it broke his heart! A quick search of the web didn't result in anything. So, any info would be much very appreciated.

Does anyone else remember when pudding came in little individual cans? What brand was it? I think it tasted better than when they changed to plastic.

does anyone remember the snacks that looked like little strips of bacon i think they were called bacos but i am not for sure they were like chips

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What ever happened to Burger King Burger buddies? I used to eat them every day for lunch in high school. One of those promos they never brought back I guess. They'd be perfect for my kids! And we don't have a White Castle around here...

OK I found Burger buddies, but what about Zima? I suppose that was the 90s

I remember this drink that was only out for a short time. It was clear and had little candy like balls in it Im thinking it was called Lava or something like that it was so long ago a few of my friends remember this but we cant remember the name of it!

"Mandie - February 12, 2008 - Report this comment I remember this drink that was only out for a short time. It was clear and had little candy like balls in it Im thinking it was called Lava or something like that it was so long ago a few of my friends remember this but we cant remember the name of it!" I think that was Orbitz...and I think it was later in the mid-90s. Little colored gelatin balls. Thanks to the Canadians for that invention. There's a reason it's not around any more. LOL

"Brian - February 01, 2008 - Report this comment Does anyone remember a granola snack that came in a pouch and was little bite size morsels? I remember Peanut Butter. I've been looking everywhere. My friends remember eating it but not the name of it." The peanut butter was THE BEST - I'm pretty sure it was Nature Valley. I wish they still made it!

Ansie - February 04, 2008 - Report this comment Does anyone else remember when pudding came in little individual cans? What brand was it? I think it tasted better than when they changed to plastic.- It was Del Monte.

I tink it was called Snack Pack Pudding

I remember Red L cheese puffs, they were AWESOME! I have not been able to find them or a website or anything, so sadly I think the company may be out of business, dang it all!

Does anyone remember a packet of chocolate 'buttons' that were like minstrels without the coating? i seem to think they came in a white packet and it possibly had a picture of a giraffe on it! it would have been late 70's early 80's time. i need to know what they were called as its driving me crazy!

Does anyone remember a frozen dessert you could buy at the grocery store, it was marketed as kind of fancy. The commerical showed it in martini glass looking dish but it was rectangle ice cream layered with hard chocolate shell. Kinda wavy like lasanga. My mom remembers it so I know I am not crazy. I believe it came in chocolate and vanilla.

Does anyone hae the recipe from Little Debble chocolate chip cookies, she use to sell the chocolate chips on the stores the stopped, but the recipe was on the wrapper and I have had it for my years my daughter accidently threw it away ! Help

Does anyone remember Aspen soda? it had an apple taste and was really good. i wish it was still around. Also Dixies crackers by Nabisco? I used to annihilate boxes of those!

Trying to remember the name of a ring shaped chip that you could fit on your fingers (even stack on top of each other). My brother found something online called hulahoops that look just like them but it's not the same name. They were awesome!!Somebody help. These were in the northwestern states.

Nikki - April 20, 2008 - Does anyone remember a frozen dessert you could buy at the grocery store, it was marketed as kind of fancy. The commerical showed it in martini glass looking dish but it was rectangle ice cream layered with hard chocolate shell. Kinda wavy like lasanga. My mom remembers it so I know I am not crazy. I believe it came in chocolate and vanilla.---It was Vienetta.

Does anyone remember those little puff pastry rectangles filled with sweet whipped cream and fruit jelly? They had coarse sugar on top and were really messy to eat because the sugar, and little flakes of pastry, would get all over. Half the time the cream would squirt out the sides too. I can't remember what they were called or who made them.

I remember these little round watermelon candies that looked like..well, watermelons. They were deep green on the outside and red on the inside. Not sour, kind of chewy. Anyone got a name for them?

The tiny granola balls that came in envelopes were called Light N Crunchies and were made by Nature Valley I think.

Gum in a small cardboard carton (like a quart of milk or juice). Came in grape, orange, and pink-lemonade I recall. There may have been a smiley face on the side of the carton. The gum itself looked like aquarium gravel. Any ideas on a name? It was pretty darn tasty! Thanks for reading.

Jimmy - What you describe sounds like the watermelon flavored Jelly Belly. They are smaller then a jelly bean, dark green on the outside, red on the inside.

Gum in a small cardboard carton (like a quart of milk or juice). Came in grape, orange, and pink-lemonade I recall. There may have been a smiley face on the side of the carton. The gum itself looked like aquarium gravel. Any ideas on a name? It was pretty darn tasty! Thanks for reading.---they still make this!! I used to get them from the ice cream truck all the time when I was little. I think they just had the name of the flavor of gum on the carton like orange juice gum, etc. I have seen them still in K Bee toy stores, and other candy shops.

I also have had the new pudding pops, they are NOT the same as they used to be!! The old ones were creamy and smooth just like puding- the new ones are artificial tasting, although remeniscent of the old ones. Why do they mess with perfection? And the bite size peanut butter granola was DELICIOUS also. I dont recall the name, but nature valley made it i'm almost sure. I recently saw bite size granola in a pouch in the supermarket, however I believe it was made by Quaker. I havent tried it yet.

I want the aquarium gravel looking gum! I need to know what it is called and who made it. It is the only thing I cannot find on any of the old fashion candy websites!! HELP! I loved that stuff and used to buy it in orange and grape all the time.

Does anyone remember the name of the gum in the late '70s and '80s that was red and white checkered and had a mint flavor?

Jackie Dellinger _ I believe your talking about Rainbow coconut bars, they were flat and they also came in Napolean with pink on the top,white in the middle, and brown on the bottom I just found them on the home town favorites website

Gum w/ a zebra as a mascot. I looked all over the internet, and in stores, but I've had no luck.

Gum w/ a zebra as a mascot. Fruit Stripe I loved Rainbow coconut bars! Actually I've loved almost everything I've read on here. Great Site!

"Does anyone remember the name of the gum in the late '70s and '80s that was red and white checkered and had a mint flavor?" - CHECKERMINT GUM by Bubble Yum (or maybe Bubblicious).

Does anyone remember this frozen treat - it was like frozen yogurt but it came in a triangular cardboard tube?

This is for Dorothy's inquiry: I think you are referring to "Funions". They were little round onion flavored donut looking snacks.

Those bacon strip things I think were potatoe skins. They had bacon flavor. :)

Squeeze-its

Does anyone remember the snack "Nibblits" or something like that? It was a semi-sweet, puffed "chip" in the shape of a stick of gum. I think they were made by Nabisco, but not sure. I have been looking for evidence of them, but have not had much luck. I swear I ate them as a kid!

Does anyone remember a pre-cursor to the granola bar? It was like a soft chocolate center that was rolled in little puffed rice balls. It think you could get it in chocolate chip too? My sister keeps telling me they were Kudos, but it wasn't, and i would eat a whole box in one sitting. YUM!!

Can anyone remember the name of an ice cream that was pink in a plastic cone with a stick and a bubble gum at the bottom?

Does anyone remember those little puff pastry rectangles filled with sweet whipped cream and fruit jelly? They had coarse sugar on top and were really messy to eat because the sugar, and little flakes of pastry, would get all over. Half the time the cream would squirt out the sides too. I can't remember what they were called or who made them. I think they were called Passion Flakes

Does anyone remember a frozen treat well A freeze pop with double sides. one side (which was thin) you can suck the juice out and the other side(which was wide) you can eat the ice out from.

New York Seltzer... Need I Say More? I miss it soooo much!!!! Why do they get rid of these wonderful things?? NOT FAIR!!!

"Flower Girl". I know what gum you are talking about! I had not thought about it in YEARS! http://www.oldtimecandy.com/fruit-stripe-gum.htm

Missy, Crunchio-O's by Nalley Fine Foods. Nalley was packaged in downtown Tacoma.

Vachon Bakery (Canada) used to sell products in New England during the 70's to mid 80's- rectangle puff pastries filled with fruit and creme w/sugar crust on top called "Flakey Puffs" (Passion Flakes in Canada) and "Puff Pies"-rectangle pastry 'napoleons' with frosting on top (called "Milles Feuilles" ("1000 layers") in Canada). Vachon pulled out of the New England market in the mid 80's after being bought by a bigger company. "Drakes Cakes" sold "Pick 'M Ups" (Flakey Puff Clone) until the mid to late 90's but they too discontinued what I consider the greatest snack of all time... The FLAKEY PUFF!!

I have been looking for "Bacon Snacks"- that may not be the name. They were out in the 70's I think. They had a texture like Munchos but were shaped,colored & flavored like bacon. Help me find them, please.

Oh MrTroy03, my husband and I were just speaking of New York Seltzer the other day and how much we miss it! We can't find anything like it on the market today.

Oops, that was Crysie's comment my bad

anyone remember some lollipops that were pastel colors - purple, green, yellow and pink with white animals on the front? i think the yellow was banana flavor.

RKT i am also looking for those bacon flavored chips and you are dead on they were textured like munchos and if i remember correctly they were called bacos before bacos for salads came about if you have luck in finding them please post it here so that i will know

Can anyone remember the name of an ice cream that was pink in a plastic cone with a stick and a bubble gum at the bottom?...they are called screwballs

re:Does anyone remember a pre-cursor to the granola bar? It was like a soft chocolate center that was rolled in little puffed rice balls. It think you could get it in chocolate chip too? My sister keeps telling me they were Kudos, but it wasn't, and i would eat a whole box in one sitting. YUM!! - I cant remember the name, but i can tell you that they are in the fridge in the last scene of Lost Boys, the Grandfather warned the boys about eating them

Does any one remember a cracker/cookie that Planters made in the late eighties early nineties, it was shaped like a peanut, with ridges on the outside and had a yummy peanut creme on the inside. Please help, my boyfriend and I were both reminiscing about this treat and would love to find it or at least know what they were called!

[''Gum in a small cardboard carton (like a quart of milk or juice). Came in grape, orange, and pink-lemonade I recall. There may have been a smiley face on the side of the carton. The gum itself looked like aquarium gravel. Any ideas on a name?''] I can't seem to find anything to confirm this online, but I believe it was called something like ''Juice Box Bubble Gum.''

*Correcting my former post* On second thought I believe the gum in the small cardboard carton that looked like aquarium gravel is Juice Bar Gum and is listed as a discontinued product here. http://www.thecandycompany.com/discontinued_items.shtml

Does anyone remember a frozen yogurt or sherbet type frozen treat that came in a triangular shaped cardboard tube? It's not Squeeze-its.

Does anyone know the crackers that they had in the late 80's early 90's I thought they were called Brewski's. They came in individual packages and came in like pizza flavor and nacho cheese. They looked a lot like oyster crackers but smaller.

carasummer, I know what you are talking about!!! They were called P.B Crisps!!!! I used to LOVE those things! They discontinued them though. I would kill for some now.

does anyone remember vegetable sticks from school cafeteria lunches? think of mozzarella sticks and add chopped veggies inside. they were breaded and fried. i've looked in grocery stores and can't find them.

"Flower Girl" - July 06, 2008 - Report this comment Gum w/ a zebra as a mascot. I looked all over the internet, and in stores, but I've had no luck - I think it's Fruit Stripes Gum... they had fake tattoos on the gum wrappers too, I think.

anyone remember the red labeled snack mix w- nuts? came in a glass jar?

to jimmy: re granola type bars in the lost boys movie...called boppers I think...

I know what the zebra stuff is, they still sell it at wal*mart. You mean the gum with the tatoos on it?

does anyone remember i think from hostess or drakes was a yellow flaky long conolli type with creme in the middle that taste like twinkie creme

cyrsie, I feel your pain on the new york seltzer. And who remembers the BLTS at mcDonalds, with the hot side hot and cold side cold?

Does anyone remember a lollypop that was round and on a plastic stick. It had a consistancy of a sweet tart but it wasn't that tart. I usually got them as a kid at Regall Drugstore in Iowa.

I always got Combos in my lunch. I loved the pizza flavored ones.

Mike, they still make combos... and the pizza flavored ones. I had some in the last few months.

Casey, I remember those. You can't find them anymore and I can't remember their name, however you should be able to go to a local bakery and see if they make " cream horns" they taste the same.

Also,in response to ghan75 , I remember those sandwiches from Mc donalds. They were called MCDLT's. Also remember their nasty pizza and the McLean burger???

Does anyone remember the name of the drink where you would mix Orange soda and Root Beer together? It was something like mudslide or... I can't remember. Please tell me

Everyone thinks I am crazy! I clearly remember these chips (im thinking LIGHT 'N CRISPY STICKS) that were shaped like crinkle cut french fries, with cheddar flavor, came in a yellow bag. I used to buy this EVERY DAY at our school canteen. NOBODY remembers them but me...please tell me if I am wrong about the name. :(

HELP! What was the ice cream bar that had an edible stick!?!?! it may have had toffee or caramel or something in the stick. completely edible stick though... I KNOW someone remembers!

Does anyone remember the pudding pops that looked like freezies? They came with Chocolate, Butterscotch, Strawberry, and I think Banana. I can't remember what the actual name of them is (I always called them pudding pops) and I want to know if they are still made anywhere!!

Does anyone remember Twigs? They were crackers that were shaped like twigs (I think they were orange in color) and they had a sesame seed flavor.

Yes, FoxyFishy! I remember Twigs! Pepperidge Farms makes a somewhat similar type of munchy today called 'Snack Sticks'.

does anyone remember a type of lollipop that came in a plastic tray with five flavors - the lollipops were small and cylinder shaped and had sugar sprinkled on them. any ideas???

Lynn I remember those they were called Flaky Puffs, they were so delicious. I'm so bummed there gone. They have some brand of them in Shaws not sure of the name but there pretty good.

Does anyone remember the name of those fudge sandwich cookies Keebler made in the 80's..they were sort of shaped like pinwheels. Both the cookie and the filling were chocolate. The package was like sky blue. They melted in your mouth-they were my favorite, but i can't remember the name.

H E Y !!! Does anyone remember "FRUIT STRIPES ICE POPS"??? early 80's... They were long-tapered square shaped ice pops with a squared off tip... each pop was two flavors swirled together! One was orange and purple.. red and orange... the other was white and purple (my personal fav.) I can taste it now!!! AND how about the fruit flutes? (toy not a food) little pan style flutes in shapes of bananas, apples, etc...

>>amy - November 10, 2008 - does anyone remember vegetable sticks from school cafeteria lunches? think of mozzarella sticks and add chopped veggies inside. they were breaded and fried. i've looked in grocery stores and can't find them.

My last comment didn't actually have my comment - just the part I quoted from a past comment. Anyhoo - yes, I remember those! Yummy. I have never looked for them, but I will now.

i am thinking of a junk food snack, ity came in 2 flavors Zesty Cheddar and Spicy Nacho, they are not keebler cheez 'n chipsm i need to kknow the snack name so i can make a group on it, if you know e-mail me

Carasummer, I am wondering if you are thinking about what I am...I remember a different flavor-peanut butter maybe?? It was like a granola bar, but round and had a nougat like center and something crumbly on the outside...

there was a snack cake, i believe it was called a cream horn that hostess or drake's put out, does anyone know it?

Found in the frozen food section I think they were call pizzolies. They were a triangle shaped pizza folded over that were microwaved. The dough was soo good. I loved those and miss them. I can't find any reference to them anywhere. Does anyone remember those??

does anyone remember choclate covered pretzels they came in milk choclate and white choclate i think they were in a blue bag would love to get some if they still do them anyone remember????

I'm trying to figure out if anyone remembers a candy that used to come in a box that was like a big Lego and would link together with other boxes? It was fruit candy inside though...

Does anyone remember a sugar cookie that was flatish, it had sugar granules on them, with a hole in the middle, shaped like a flower. I seem to remember a pink and clear package, maybe nabisco?

TINK, are you thinking about a cookie made by Archway company? (They make a light molasses cookie today that looks very similar to what you described.)

Ok does anyone remember a snack fromt the early 80's it was like a fruit rollup but it was a long rectangle it was like strawberry and then had stripes of white in it. I think there were other flavors too?

Ok I have another one. Does anyone remember Chicken Littles from KFC! those were sooo good. Not the same as the snackers :(

Are: "A snack like a fruit rollup" - FRUIT CORNER'S FRUIT BARS!!! (And the KFC Chicken Littles are posted on this forum, too. Look around.)

thank you!

SZA- Those "sugar cookie that was flatish, it had sugar granules on them, with a hole in the middle, shaped like a flower. a pink and clear package in the assorted-the cookies are called STELLA DORO, they still make those cookies. Last time I saw the assorted was last year at Rite Aid.

I remember a juice box I had and the juice tasted kind of sour I thought it was Ninja Turtles but the internet doesn't have any listing for it so what else could it be? Dino-sour juice?

Ally, Wikipedia says there WAS TMNT Juice Boxes like Hi-C, I may vaguely remember them myself. But I am not sure.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Teenage_Mutant_Ninja_Turtles_food_tie-ins

PICTURE LINKS! http://img102.imageshack.us/img102/3701/ntpunch18ah.jpg and http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_CBy5Cisla7s/R8-5xrIqndI/AAAAAAAAAAk/Iy1D3E4PMq4/s200/ninja-turtles-juice-box.gif

Anyone remember the Spearmint Bubble Yum that was green?

Del Monte was the company that sold pudding in metal cans in the 80's. Used to come in a cardboard 4 pack. Chocolate was the best.

OK, so I hope someone can help me out here. Looking for the name of these chocolate cookies back in the late 80's early 90's. They came in a poweder blue bag same style as Chips ahoy does. They had chocolate filling surrounded by two chocoalte cookies. I think they were shaped on like a flowery type thing but not sure. Anyone have any ideas??Been killing me forever!

Hey thanks for the Ninja Turtle jice information. Now one more question, did they sell that stuff in Canada?

Het thanks for the information on the Ninja Turtle Juice boxes but did they ever sell them in Canada?

Does anybody remember these hot dogs called franken stuff hotdogs?? These hot dogs had chili inside of them & I thought they was made by the hormel company??

I remember a commercial with a bunch of people singing on TV for Chocolate Nussie. Anyone? Anyone?

Does anyone remember the frozen cakes with the whipped topping from the 80s? The one I remember had brown and yellow jimmies (or sprinkles) all along the sides of the cake. I haven't seen them in years but I miss them! Do they still exist today?

Anyone remember chicken patties that had cheese in them? It was just a thin layer of cheese. My family loved them.

I think I remember a chicken patty like that, with cheese in it.

Chocolate filld cookies? Magic Middles? Those were yummy.

Does anyone remember this candy? I remember it coming in grape and cherry. Package of 5 or 6. Individually wrapped in white paper. They wer square and the ouside was a hard candy but when you bit them there was a gel inside. this would have been in the early to mid eihties.

Everyone I talk to about this thinks I'm nuts. I vaguely remember pudding that had alvin and the chipmunks on the box. I am from pa so it might have been a local thing. Please let me know if u recognize this or if I am just making it up

RXGIRL, I think (THINK) you are talking about Del Monte canned pudding of the late 80s ... makers of the famed bubble gum-flavored pudding!

Dorothy...I think you may be thinking of Hooplas? I couldn't remember the name until I saw your comment! I have been craving those so bad! I am from Minnesota and those were my favorite!

the pudding in the metal can was made by Del Monte

Del Monte wasn't the only company that made canned pudding. Both Swiss Miss (of cocoa fame) and Hunt's, a company which, even to this day, is best known for its canned (yuck) tomato products also made canned pudding. Both companies still produce a line of pudding today, only now they're in in plastic cups.

I know Jello Pudding pops are mentioned frequently, but I swear I remember eating fruity flavored ones as a kid- the consistency of a pudding pop, but the flavors were like raspberry or cherry. Does anyone else remember this or am I nuts?

You're not crazy GRANITA ... you're thinkin of Jell-O GELATIN POPS!

HELP! does anyone know the name of the bumpy/spikey gum that had crystals inside of it???this is driving me crazy.i think they were sold in a cellophane sleeve.

:) in addition, it was a gumball.

Does anyone remember a fudge-y snack cake that was coated with a layer of powdered sugar? I think they were round or oval. And I used to get them from the snack bar at one of the high schools in the city where we lived in the southwest. They were fabulous. Sweet, fudge-y and soft. But they were hard to find, even back in the day, or maybe my mom just didn't want me to have them. Anyway, she bought them a couple of times and then they just disappeared. Sometimes, I can still taste them -- the memories are so vivid-- but I don't remember what they were called or who made them. They were like ding dongs, only I know they weren't ding dongs. Individually packaged in a single serving size. And the closest thing I can find on the market now to recreate the flavor memory is a fudge-flavored pop tart. But it's not the same! This has been driving me crazy for years and I would love it if someone out there knew what I was talking about and could at least tell me what they were called and who made them. Please help!

I know what you're talking about - they always used to have these in the gumball machines at K-Mart and Pizza Hut, etc. Came in green, orange, yellow, red, purple. But I don't know what they are called.

I remember the bacon flavored chips that looked like bacon strips and had a texture like Munchos! Didn't remember the name being Baco's. Were they Prontos or was that another chip?

What was the name of the Christmas cookies in the red plastic package wrapped in cellophane? They were sugar cookies with multicolored sprinkles in roundish shapes and there were 10 stacks in the package. You could see the cookies through the cellophane and they were always at the end of the aisle in the grocery stores here in SC. They were the greatest!

Does anybody remember a canned pasta calle 'Pizza O's? I think it was made by Franco American at the time. Nobody seems to remember them. I wonder if they're still sold in other areas. They were the BOMB!!!

I don't remember anything specifically called 'Pizza O's', no, but I have a distinct memory of a Franco American canned pasta whose "gimmick" was that the sauce was PIZZA-flavored, not just plain tomato. I think THINK that it even came in little traingular pizza slice shapes, but I could be imagining all of this 100%. (Power of suggestion thru SHEILA's question??)

The bacon strip chips were called Betcha Bacons. They used a little kid whose name was Mason Reese and had red hair and freckles. the jingle was "Betcha when you buy a box, you wished you would of bought a batch".

Lea, Could they have been Archway? If you look on Youtube under Archway holiday cookies there is an old commercial.

Does anyone remember the square soft cookies that came in a pink package. the cookies had raisins and were drizzled with white icing. I don't remember who made the cookies..maybe Nabisco. but they stopped making them around the mid 80s. i also remember the gingerbread cookies with red spinkles that the Winn Dixie bakery sold. if i could find either of these cookies i would be a happy lady.

SZA - those were called Commodores. We use to eat them with hoop cheese growing up and they were SO good. I have been looking for them for years. I think Jack's cookie company use to make them. They were a crunchy, buttery cookie and you can see the sugar crystals on them. And yes, they had a beautiful flower shape.

Does anyone remember these? They were triangle-shaped cheese crackers with a powdery cheese on them. They use to be in a small blue bag wtih a clear triangle in the middle so you can see the crackers. They were soooo cheesy and so good!

Carnation Breakfast Bars!! Cinnamon and Chocolate were the BEST!!! And Fruit Striped Gum... And these small individual pizzas that came in a stack of six (i think) and were held together with red vinyl-like straps. And remember when Burger King tried a "wait staff"?

Thanks, REBA! Oh, and I just remembered exactly what that Franco American pasta with the pizza shapes and pizza-flavored sauce was called ... it was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles pasta!! (Of course.)

(By the way, REBA, what is hoop cheese??)

Does anyone remember the Sweet Potato snack cake? It was shaped like a half moon, so moist and rich. I think Dolly Madison or Mickey's use to make it. When we were little, me and my brother would buy all the ones on the shelf because they would sell out so fast.

Does anyone remember Butter Rum Lifesavers? They were the best!

I totally remember Ecto-cooler from back in the late 80's...it was lime green and kind of burned your throat a little when ou drank it! I also remember bugging the heck out of my mom in the check-out line at the grocery store to buy me Chewels gum. It was square shaped gum with a liquid goo center!

Rarejewel.... I remember butter run Lifesavers. They're available all over the internet. Check out some nostalgic candy sites. You can actually buy cases of them at some sites.

Does anyone remember the coconut pies winn dixie and big star use to sell in the 80s? i've been looking for the names of them or recipes for them, all i remember was you could see on top of the box inside, any info or help please email me at dimebagcfh@gmail.com

Does anyone remember square shooters? I remember them as late as 1991. They tasted like a jolly rancher on a stick. People think I made this up. Also, remember the smores that came in pre-packaged 'envelopes' that you could microwave...they were good, I forget the name or who made them.

i remember these oreo ice cream sandwiches that were mickey mouse shaped i think... they came in a package frozen in the same kind of packaging as a bag of oreos.... my other one is the one mari was trying to figure out i can not remember these for the life of me but they were frozen yogure in a triangular cardboard shape... wt hell???

also my favorite candy was Barnone and loved mondo drinks. anyone remember Orbitz?

I was in love with those little ice cream Rondos... and remember viennetta

teenage mutant ninja turtles hostess green filling pies

The hot dogs you are talking about JEFF were made by Hormel and they were called Frankenstuff, my mother and I were just talking about those the other day. They had Hormel chili on the centers and they where awesome...

Trying to find the name of a fruit snack similar to a fruit roll up but flat. It had stripes of red and white alternating.

Does ayone remember a mint cookie single serving packaged that was out early 80's? I think it was made by Lance, but I have yet to find it. It was six cookies ina pack, foil wrapped.

I am looking for the name of a potato chip my sister and I ate in the 80's - It wasn't a ruffled chip or very flat like Lays - the texture was more like todays popchips...we think the bag was white with red lettering ..... maybe ? this is killing us that we do not know. can anyone help ?

i am trying to remember the name of this juice drink i had that came in its own collsible container it was kinda like koolaide or tang everyone thinks i am crazy please help!!!!!

jennifer, What about hugs? They were juice in a plastic container that looked like a barrel. Anyone have any feedback on my square shooters? Anyone remember them?

Does anyone remember a drink sold in England in the mid- to late-80s that came in a clear can? It WASN'T Tab Cola but some fruit flavoured fizzy drink. There were about 5 flavours to choose from. Please help me with this as it's been driving me mad for years! Email me at: stuckybowl@yahoo.com

I saw a comment up top about this product but no answer as of yet. They were made by planters, shaped like whole peanut shells but had creamy peanut butter filling. They were so damn good! I wish I could just even remember the name its killing me!

Jenney, I remember Square Shooters. We got them as a prize for selling stuff in a school fundraiser!

the drink with the fuit floating in them were called orbits

i remember the spearmint bubble yum. i still stalk around every candy store i come across to see if it still exists somewhere! help me convince my sister that i'm not crazy. i distinctly remember eating a candy bar that was at least partially peanut butter covered in white chocolate. i think it was a variation on some other chocolate bar, but i can't think of what it might have been. any thoughts?

P.B. CRISPS.....paiger - October 18, 2009 - Report this comment I saw a comment up top about this product but no answer as of yet. They were made by planters, shaped like whole peanut shells but had creamy peanut butter filling. They were so damn good! I wish I could just even remember the name its killing me!

"i am trying to remember the name of this juice drink i had that came in its own collsible container it was kinda like koolaide or tang everyone thinks i am crazy please help!!!!!" Jennifer, are you talking about Capri Sun? If so, they still sell it, I believe.

Swirled Lollipops are called Life Savers Swirl Pops--they are still available at a nostalgic candy kiosk in the mall here in Fargo, ND. I was thrilled to find an old favorite again! Life Savers Swirl Pops are also available through some nostalgic candy websites.

The cookie that I believe you're talking about - shaped like a peanut with peanut butter in the middle are Nutter Butters. They still sell them. I also think that the new 'pudding pops' are far from what it used to be like. They were so much better back then. And it wasn't just Pudding pops, it was ... Gel pops or something like that. They were different fruity flavors. And also... the fruit roll ups - they're really neat and I suppose appeal to the new generation. Thing is, I miss my apple cinnamon fruit roll up. OOOH! And New York Seltzer - YUM!!!!

Does anyone in the Ohio area know about a tub of holiday sugar cookies, in the 1980's, the top of the lid had an oval clear opening that you could see the cookies, they were sprinkled with different colored sugar. My mom thinks they were tastykake's but I don't see anything on their website --- Help!

Does anyone remember the Little Debbie spice cakes? The were white on the outside with little specks of light tan flecks on the outside? I wish they still made these!

Does anyone remember jello/gelatin that came in a bottle that was similar to the Squeez-it bottle? I remember hating the texture (it was more glob-like than solid jello) but eating it anyway because it was weird. It's driving me nuts not knowing what it was called!

They have the peanut butter filled peant candy at Vermont Country Store. they call it "Old Fashioed Peanut Candy."

I miss the 80s :(

who remembers morton frozen honey buns? you baked them in the oven...delicious! also, sara lee used to have a box of 6 frozen cupcakes with different frostings on each. they were very very good...i wish we had those around today.

wanting to know the name of the chip that look like bacon and tasted like bacon in the 80's

There was an ice cream treat sold in the freezer section. Sort of an ice cream sandwich with sugar cookie Santas with ccokies and cream ice cream in between. Not sure what it was called.

Starting to think I'm crazy or just imagined this as a kid but I remember some sort of thing you would squirt or spray into milk that came in a can like whipped cream. Made it taste like chocalote milk but not exactly, anyone know of anything like this?

Does anyone remember this frozen treat. it came in a triangular cardboard thing and it was the consistency of frozen yogurt.

Anyone know the brand of butter cookie assortment that came out around the holidays that had some cookies with a bunch of sparkly red sprinkles and ones with green ones as well among the assortment? They came in a white flip top box and in the middle of the top of the box was clear plastic so you could see in the box at the top. They were around in the 80s and early 90s.

I LOVE FOOD!

Does anyone remember during the 1990's, either Keebler, or a company like them sold those peanut butter cookies with the chocolate chips smushed in the middle in a three pack? Thanks!

jo - April 08, 2009 - Report this comment does anyone remember choclate covered pretzels they came in milk choclate and white choclate i think they were in a blue bag would love to get some if they still do them anyone remember???? For the life of my I can't remember the name, but I see them at the gas station all the time.

Right now, Nestle has choc covered pretzels out that come in a blue bag and are called "Flipz" or "Flipps", something like that. Dollar Tree also sells them. LOVED Carnation Breakfast Bars, esp. peanut butter choc. chip...BEFORE they changed them. Not long before they stopped making them they made them chewier (?). I also loved the little granola bites by Nature Valley. I have tried the Quaker ones and they are not the same. I also remember a different granola snack that had a kind of an icing-type center rolled in granola and choc chips - long and skinny. Remember Nerds cereal...2 flavors, 2 bags in a box? ...watching Ferris Bueller's Day Off as I type -on Turner Classic Movies, no less - can I really be this old!?!

Does anyone have a link or information regarding a drink from the late 70's called "Help!"? The commercial left a sound engraved into my memory: "What flavor, please?" mscottsimon at hotmail dot com

I'm trying to figure out if anyone remembers a candy that used to come in a box that was like a big Lego and would link together with other boxes? It was fruit candy inside though... Tink - April 20, 2009 Posted reply - Jan 2010 - YES!.. I had orange, and I know atleast one other color. I think they were round though I think of a tictac TYPE size candy thing... and atleast 2 ends connected like legos would... I have been searching for references to this for a long time... any luck on your end? Take care?

Blissful bacon flavors baked in every box of Betcha Bacon. Betcha when you buy a box you'll bet you wish you bought a batch.

Isabel-I believe they were called "Wheat Nuts" and they were very tasty!

KLH & Brooke - you are thinking of Tastykake Holiday Cookies. They still sell them here in South Jersey. I just got a container this past Xmas. They are in a round tub container, and the lid has a clear cellophane window and comes off the tub completely. They cost $4.99. Delicious! Also, Hunt's was the first to sell SnakPak pudding in a can. I use to take them to school everyday in the early '70s. DelMonte came out with pudding in a container later on, but there was no comparison.

Has anybody found out what the frozen yogurt that came in the triangle cardboard was called?

the drink that was in the collabsible carton was burple.

Amy - Round granola bar w/ nougat = Granola Clusters. I have been searching for the name of these for YEARS. There is a commercial on You Tube.

I'm trying to remember the name of a group of stickers. They aren't Wacky Ad Stickers, but these stickers came in little ovals (I think) with short sayings or word on them and you got a postcard that was partially written out but filled with blanks that you could fill in the blanks with the ovals to complete a message. I believe they were sold all year round and some were seasonal like Valentines or Christmas cards. I know I used to buy a few of those when I had an extra dime. Also remember getting in the mail when I was about 10 years old a Valentine from a secret admirer a card filled with those little ovals. This isn't an 80's thing but would have been early 70's. Anybody know what I'm talking about???

I remember the bacon flavored snack. It was called "Betcha Bacon". I lived in Philly from 1966 to 1973 and they were introduced around 1971 or so. The slogan I remember was "Betcha buy a batch o' Betcha Bacon". My mom bought some - they came in a cardboard lined canister and were very good on the first day. After about three days, the fat in them degraded and became almost putrid. They used lard back then. Does anyone remember the plethora of apple-flavored sodas that came out in the mid 70's? One was "Aspen" but there were others.

I'm looking to find out what brand and the name of this cupcake is... it's chocolate with a glob on cream ontop. Anyone know what I'm talking about??

Ryan...wow I thought I was the only one that missed ...or remembered square shooters.My mom used to buy them in bulk but they did not last long.They had flavors like peach and blueberry and were square, they also started making sour flavors...unfortunately after looking for like 10 years I found out they were out of production...booooo!How about a banana flavored jello pudding pop now they just make choc and vanilla not the same and they used to be shaped like Disney characters does any1 remember those.

when i was a kid (mid 70's early 8o's) in Brooklyn, NY i used to buy a pack of what i remember to be good quality colorful though hard to remove tatoos with a stick of gum in the pack. I think the pack was pinkish or orange and the tatoos would go face down on your skin and you had to wet the back with water and press down for about a minute and then carefully pull back the paper and if done right.. you had a really cool tattoo that when you wanted to remove, took a lot of hard rubbing with soap and water to come off. Does anyone remember this?

first, YES, PLEASE bring back New York Seltzer!!!!! I LOVED it so much! I loved the glass bottle, and the flavors, and EVERYTHING!!! (i used to get blueberry...)---------speaking of blueberry, remember blueberry flavored bubbilicious bubble gum? (or was it hubba bubba?) i MISS that so much!!!!!!------------finally, those frozen yogurt consistency treats in a triangle cardboard - were they flavored fruit juices? minute maid made (and still makes!) these in cherry, grape and orange. they used to make lemon (which was my favorite), but they don't anymore!!!!------------keebler magic middles were the best!!!!!!!------------remember those little wax tubes - different colors with fruit juices in them? you bit off the tip and drank the bit of juice, then you could chew up the wax after, before spitting it out.

Does anyone remember the hard granola bars that were covered in a pink yogurt coating? They were sooo good! Also the fruit roll-ups type fruit bar with stripes of cream, I think they were called Fruit & Cream bars but I can't remember who made them.

I remember those Keebler cookies with the oversized chocolate chip in the middle. I thought they were shortbread cookies though. They came 3 or 4 on a white cardboard sleeve and then wrapped in plastic. Awesome. Does anyone remember Gatorade Gum? I've been trying to remember the name of some noodles I used to regularly eat as a meal. They were similar to Lipton's (Knorr) or Pasta Roni. I think they were made by Mueller? They came in a box and I remember getting stroganoff and chicken flavors. The noodles were short and wide. Yum!

I remember getting juice in a oversized pudding cup(best way to describe it, or an individual serving of breakfast cereal, not the boxes) for some reason, I have the name Mr. Straw in my head???

New York seltzer was awsome! There's so much stuff I miss. slush puppies & slush puppy gum, Thoes lollypops that looked like orange slices(all different flavors) with the white outline that if u laid it on your tongue it left the design on ur tongue, lifesavers lollypops, Cheeseballs (cheeseies just don't taste the same). Then there's how chips seem to have less and less flavor coating every year! and no marshmallow's or caramels can compare to the ones that kraft made! Kraft please make more!!!!!

One of my fav. food memories (from the early 80's) is of strawberry yogurt covered granola bars from quaker natural; I think they came in a pink wrapper, with something printed across it diaginally...only problem is I was only like 3&4yrs. old when my mom bought 'em, so I don't know the product name and my mom doesn't remember what they were called either. Can any body out there tell me the name?

Wow, thanks for the trips down memory lane tonight with everyones input here! A couple things I remmeber from the 80's but didn't see mentioned here: The juice drinks called "Super Sips" that came in all fruity flavors. My mom bought us those all the time growing up! Also, I remember Pac-Man frozen ice cream - I believe it came on a stick...but was yellow and shaped like Pac-Man! Were there ghosts too?! I think so!!!! I originally stumbled across this site searching for those that remember pudding in cans... :) Glad to see I'm not alone!

Nabisco's Chocolate cookies

When it comes to granola snacks, I still think about Incredibites that Betty Crocker (I think) used to make. They were little sandwiches of granola and a filling, and you got about 8 or so in a pack like fruit snacks used to come in. I used to LOVE the peanut butter.

heyy evrybody im doinq a project and i need to knoww what was invented in thee 1980s can anybody help mee

When I was a kid in the late 80s/early 90s, I remember eating some kind of candy that came in a small squareish cardboard box. It was kind of chewy, and it had a zoo animal stamped on top of it. I think it might have been banana flavored. I know I'm not *that* crazy, but if anyone knows what that candy might have been called, I would really appreciate it!

KATINA:I think the wax juice things you're talking about were called Nik-L-Nips. They were shaped like little soda bottles. I'm pretty sure they still sell them at Cracker Barrel and those nostalgic candy websites.

I have 3 things I really miss from the 80s. First, does anyone remember the giant, individually wrapped Oreo's? Do they still sell them anywhere? Second, Astro Pops. I think the were red, yellow, and green and shaped like a round triangle. Between the bottom color and the stick was a chunk of wax. Sometime in the 90s they flipped the candy because kids were hurting themselves once the tip got sharp. Do they still make these? I'd kill for one! Third is LandOLakes butter cookies. I haven't seen them in years, but they were wonderful!

Anyone remember KIST Soda? I was able to get it up to a few years ago, now no longer. The blue cream soda tastes like bubble gum, its almost same if not same as Dads cream soda. Their were other flavors too.

I found New York Seltzer in my Big Lots Store in Colorado about 6 months ago....it was just as amazing as i remembered! (Esp Black Cherry & Cream Soda) But they haven't had it since! LOVED Jello Pudding Pops and Zima with Jolly Ranchers back in the day!

there was a snack cake, i believe it was called a creme twist that hostess, drake's, or some other company put out, their version of a cream horn does anyone know it?

Pudding in the cans was Del Monte...My favorite was Bananna!

I also loved the pudding in a can, chocolate pudding has never tasted so good =)

There was a potato chip snack I purchased for a few months sometime around 1984-87 and it quickly dissappeared. I bought them at Giant Eagle in Pgh., PA. They were sort of like Combos (cheese stuffed pretzel tubes). This snack was a potato chip tube (wavy) stuffed with creamy dip (onion flavor, I think). They were so good. I bought a bag every pay day until they dissappeared. Anyone know what they were called and/or who made them?

I am looking for an 80s store bought frozen pizza. The bottom crust is almost like a Totinos, and unlike the Totinos round silver crisper, the one I am looking for came in a similar box, but the pizza was in the square tray, remove is from the box, flip the crisper over. Wish I could help more on the description, but they were great, I lived off of those and Cokes at night watching David Letterman and playing on the C64.

does anybody remember libbys fruit float it was kind of creamy sweet like pudding with tiny pieces of fruit in it they were so good

I vaguely remember a frozen treat that came in a squeezeable cardboard cone with a star-shaped opening at the top. You would squeeze the cone to make softserve ice cream come out of the top and eat it that way. I believe it came in chocolate, vanilla, and chocolate/vanilla swirl. I can't remember what it was called and its driving me nuts! =(

If anyone is wondering, because I was and I finally found it. The small bite sized granola snacks of the 80s where called "Light and Crunchy" by nature Valley. These where the darn best. search for it on YouTube and the commercial will bring back some great memories of a great snack. BRING EM BACK!!!!

Does anyone remember a snack by i think betty crocker and they were called cheese whillakers or something like that.....oh to have a box of those again mmmmmm

anyone remember a christmas lollipop in the 80's around christmastime in the shape of boots and houses and santa? these pops were clear toys. i remember mom always giving us one on xmas eve before santa came. i think a candy company called shellys made them. i have reserched this a million times but i cant come up with any pictures of them...help!

OMG, SLH - YES!!!! The lollipops you describe were available in the early 80s and comprise some of my fondest early childhood Christmas memories. I have no idea who made them but they seemed so magical to me as a kid. I remember them as being opaque red, yellow & green in the shapes you describe. They weren't terribly tasty, but so cool still!!

@Nikki "Does anyone remember a frozen dessert you could buy at the grocery store, it was marketed as kind of fancy. The commerical showed it in martini glass looking dish but it was rectangle ice cream layered with hard chocolate shell. Kinda wavy like lasanga. My mom remembers it so I know I am not crazy. I believe it came in chocolate and vanilla."- The dessert was called Vienetta! It can still be found in some parts of N.America

Does anybody remember the Rice Krispies Treats bars? I think that's what they were called. They weren't Rice Krispies Treats, they were more like granola bars. Oh, I loved them. I can still taste them.

I found some more info! They were actually called Kellogg's Rice Krispies Bars! Here's a pic of the box. http://www.flickr.com/photos/mankatt/4354410195/?reg=1&src=comment

does anyone remember nabiscos brown edge wafers or tio sanchez microwavable nacho and cheese

Thank you Netty! My husband and I have been obsessing about those potato chip combos-like things for years now! Neither of us can remember what they were called. I knew I wasn't crazy!

I keep submitting names and pics of unknown foods that a lot of people on here have been looking for but they never get posted. What else can I do to get them posted?

Does anyone remember a container that had little cookie sticks that you dipped in chocolate? Also, does anyone remember sweet gummy worms with sugar on them, I ate these at the ballpark when I was a kid and I loved them. I had both of these in the 80's.

AMY J.-- I think they were called Dunkaroos!

AMY J ... You could be talking about Dunkaroos ... but I think you were referencing SKINNY DIPPERS!

Anyone remember cinnamon rolls that came in a box not a can like pillsbury? You baked them in the oven and then used a soft plastic tube filled with icing in which you cut off the end and squirted on the rolls. I'm thinking mid to late 80's. I used to have them at my grandmother's as a kid and they were the greatest.

Does anybody remember the Christmas cookies that came in a bag? They were in the shapes of Santa, snow men, Rudolph, Christmas trees, and I think a wreath. They had red and green sugar on them. They were delicious.

I used to eat the fruit snack sticks called Two tee fruits or something of that nature,also capri sun used to taste different less sweet and better, Qwisp was my favorite cereal back then,and Ive seen it into the 90s around,I also recall dunkaroos,and when pudding pops still came with banana and were JELLO brand,yum.But my favorites were OtterPops ice treats oh my god I can still taste them.They need to remake all that stuff.

Yes I know the little aquarium rock looking gum,and also I remember Bonkers fruit candy,like starburst,but the commercials had huge fruit falling on peoples heads when they ate it,LOL LOVED that stuff.The dunkaroos I had were grahm with white frosting,and yes they were Dunkaroos,for sure.I believe the lollypops with the tart top were smarties suckers,and are still made,IF thats correct.Its a large version of the roll smarties candies.was the top half different colour than the bottem half on the candy sucker part??Yes the cookies were Magic Middles,And I saw that soda with the pieces floating in it more recently than the 80s,what was it Orbit? also yes the collapsable soda was burple.

The cardboard triangle frozen treats were YOPLAIT FROZEN YOGURT. We had the chocolate ones. This would have been in the summer of 1988. Minute Maid makes a similar one with fruit juices now. I mean similar in shapr, not in taste.

I have one for you guys. When I got babysat in the 80's, my mom would let me pick out a special meal. In the mid 80's I always picked the same kind. It was a seafood sampler & came in a blue box. It had a fish cake, some shrimp, some scallops, some clam strips, and a fish fillet (haddock or cod). All were breaded & fried. I can't remember the name of the company that made this. Anyone else remember?

I have found a dunkaroo sales place online in Falcon Heights Minnesota.I am unsure whether they are selling the actual out of date product OR new ones and there the only ones making it, because the General Mills place in MN were the ones who made them apparently.

The difference between Skinny Dippers and Dunkaroos, is this.Dunkaroos,come with cookie sticks in shapes,on the side of the frosting which in a more Cheeze and craxkers style package,recatangular in shape,came in Chocolate with cookies and also white frosting with sprinkles with grahm sticks.Skinny Dippers were in a roundish topped can like cardboard cup shaped container. container and the long sticks within it were crackers,Long brownish thin crackers,that you dunked into frosting.The frosting was in a plastic brown area at the top of the container,and hung only partially way down into the whole can area,but the crackers were longer and took up the entire space.Skinny dippers came in chocolate and strawberry for certain, maybe vanilla too.And the craxkers were the same I believe in them all.Also the Nerds cereal had two flavors of Red and Orange cereals, in two separate bag areas within the boxes.They were very much set up like the candy was,separate sides,and nerds candy IS still on the market.The cereal is a thing of the past, but it was very sweet and good as I recall.

@ Netty & Tinka....I know exactly what you're talking about and I LOVED them. They were like Combos but they had a sour cream & onion flavor that was SO good. I've had it stuck in my head for years that they were called something like Doolies?? I don't know if that's what it is called for sure but it has always been stuck in my head! They were THE BEST!

Does anyone remember cheese puffs and cheese balls that came in a blue bag with a yellow logo...? I remember they were thick and more orange than yellow. I can't remember the name, can't find it anywhere, it's been killing me - HELP! :)

Planters!!! Do they still make them? Please say they still make them...

Anyone remember Hubba Bubba soda?

Katie, If you figure out the "frozen treat squeezeable cardboard cone with a star-shaped opening at the top" will you please post here? As soon as I read that I remembered it, but cant remember what its called. I love this site. Ive been looking up retro foods all evening. :)

anyone old enough 2 remember Burple?

Wow! Good memories of my childhood here! However, I keep seeing a lot of the same questions/answers over and over lol. I guess we all remember similiar things!

Does anyone remember the small package of cookies made by Nabiso or keebler. They were about the size of a dime but kind of oval shapted like a football. they came in chocoalte chip flavor. i used to get them in the candy bar aisle at our gas station

The square pastries with cream and fruit filling were either Pick 'Em Ups or Flaky Puffs... I think they were by Drake's... yum!

Back in the early 80's, I rememeber eating boxes of nutrition bars (NOT Carnation Breakfast Bars, Kudos), that began with a "C", six in a white box, full of vitamins, tasted good, basic flavors (maybe peanut butter, too), and supplemented a meal; does anyone remember what they were called or what company made them? Also, an answer on that seafood sampler box sounds like either GORTON's, Mrs. Pauls's or van camps, and I loved them as well! Great fish meal in a box!

Dolly Madison White Coconut Layer cake. Spent the entire morning looking for a reliable source to tell me the cake is no longer made? Surely they jest? I must have one and am on a quest!!! Please help: Post comment here.

Sometime in the mid 80\\'s when Teddy Grahams were new there was a meteor shower. My friends and neighbors lay out on sleeping bags for a long time in the evening to see the shooting stars. It was beautiful. But that night my mom had snacks for everyone. One was the Teddy Grahams and one was a cracker or cookie shaped like a footprint. It sticks in my mind because we all thought it was so funny. I want to say it was vanilla or cinnamon flavored. They were brand new and lasted only a short while in stores. I keep thinking the name was \\'Cinna-toes\\' or something. It\\'s driving me crazy - does anyone else remember this or something similar?

In the eighties there were these small long not round lollipops that came 4 or 5 in a little plastic tray and they were various fruit flavours and I think had a rough sugary coating. does anyone remember or know the name?

I am looking for the name of a rectangular cracker that was sold in a box in the Deli area of the store. (Krogers/Indiana) I remember it was some sort of a croissant tasting cracker that had an airy chewy texture. They were delicious. I remember them from the late 80's into the early 90's.

The wax juice things are much older than the 80s-- my mother told me they were around when she was a child in the 40s and 50s. I can't seem to remember any brand name for them, though-- I think several companies marketed them under different names, and with different shapes (e.g. the ones I remember were shaped like candy sticks, but I've also seen them shaped like bottles). And chewing on the wax afterwards was definitely half the fun.

Alana-- I remember a round fruit stick called Tutti Frutti or Tutti Fruit. It had one flavor on the outside and another on the inside. Are those the same as the ones you remember?

Julian the wax juice shaped like bottles with juice are NIP N LIK and still available in several places in Alabama I actually saw some yesterday.

i ccan't think of those cookies, my mom used to put them in my lunch, they came 6 in a pack and the packs came in a cardboard bus or a box, my mom and dad got them for me at big bill's mini market in the 80s.

these cookies came in a clear wrapper on a white tray, they were not oreos, they were in a clear wrapper with a purple triangle in front, and the name of those cookies, i casn't think of those cookies, does anyone remember those cokies

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Does anyone remember Giggles cookies? I still remember the commercial with the brother and sister riding in the back of the car while she is giggling constantly....they were AWESOME!! I tend to YouTube that commercial a lot...better days gone by.

Hi, does anyone remember a type of granola or snack bar from the early 80's that was round and had a white cream inside? I can't remember what they were called, but they came in a light blue foil type wrapper. I loved them and can't remember!! They were like a little log of granola with white cream inside...

Does anyone else remember the rainbow striped, unicorn horn shaped corn syrup suckers that had the wax ring at the bottom. They were wrapped in a thick cellophane and weren't really strong in flavor, just really sweet.

Candace, you are thinking of ASTRO POPS!

Ok nobody seems to remember these. I had them at my poil party in the mid-90s but the 90s forum isn't working. They're these thin cheese crackers that were shaped like a bent rectangle. Like wavy. I think we had a Swiss or white cheddar flavor but there were so crispy and actually had cheese flavored "powder" on top.

MARK they are wacky packages they have them at wal-mart.

Djbrinks81, I most certainly remember Chicken Littles. We rolled them out in around 88-90. They only last a few years. There wasn't as a huge demand for them as the company had anticipated so we discontinued them as well as the shoestring fries we rolled out with them.

Hey everyone, I'm trying to figure out the name of a manufacturer that made a lollipop with a stripped wrapper. The background was white and the colors of the stripes were the flavors of the sucker. It's about the size of a tootsie roll pop, and the flavors were, butterscotch, blue raspberry, green apple, cherry and watermelon. It's not Chupa Chups...already looked at that..I'm lost, and I'm hoping that someone could help. I think they were popular in the 90's...

I am looking for a brownie ice cream sandwich from the late 80's early 90's. I know it was square shaped, and I believe it came in a red package. It was just two square chewy brownies with vanilla ice cream in between. Best thing ever. I think it came with six in a box.

does any1 remember a fried potato snak got from aston court or the bath and west show,bought in a bag that u had to fry yourself.they had the same texture as quavers and prawn crackers but tasted nothing like them

Does anyone beside me remember the microwavable s'mores??? They came in a package and puffed up when you cooked them?

Icee Juicee is the name of the triangle frozen treat

I AM GOING CRAZY TRYING TO FIND THE NAME OF THE GUM THAT CAME IN THE MILK/JUICE-LIKE CARTONS WITH SMILEY FACES ON THEM. I USED TO BUY THEM AT KB TOY STORES. I REMEMBER THEY HAD APPLE FLAVORED THAT CAME IN A GREEN BOX. MY OTHER FAVORITE LATE 80S EARLY 90S CANDY WAS BUBBLE JUG!!! : )

Two things.. First they were like chocolatefruot roll ups. Second, they were these like freeze dried fruit covered in yogurt sold in the snack isle.

has any one answered shelia about the christmas cookies with multicolored sprinkles in red cellohpane?

Janna, for the chocolate fruit roll-ups, you may be thinking of Pudding Roll-Ups? They were made by the same company in the late 80s.

In the 80's, pint size premium ice cream as all over the grocery store freezer section. Does anyone remember a great and super rich ice cream called Tres Chocalet? I think it was made in the Bay Area. Miss those days!

Kimberly, those raisin cookies were called "Iced Raisin Squares" even though they were rectangular. I haven't seen them in a long while, but used to eat them by the package as a kid! Maybe Keebler made them?

I'm trying to remember an ice cream,sold in schools,the same time as screwballs? The bar was cream colored with a sort of pastel rainbow thing going on. I thought they were beautiful...and they tasted good too! Help!

Hey Jackie.. I remember S'mores.. Damn back in the late 80's in NJ.. Those were the good ol days..

Granola bites with peanut butter or chocolate center... they are called IncrediBites by Quaker oats I think................ got them in bulk boxes at sams club. Where did they go??! They were soooo good!

Does anyone remember the hot apple dessert that came in idividual packets? You poured the apple packet in a dish and added hot water and stirred it. You let it sit for a minute and it was like instant apple crisp.

BritannyNJ they were made by Topps and were simply called Grape Juice or Orange Juice. http://www.flickr.com/photos/jasonliebigstuff/3682187295/ click that link....that is a picture of the Grape flavor

LAUREN: Perhaps you mean Swiss Cheese crackers made by Nabisco? I have been searching for them six years now. Red box, crackers are rectangular-ish with little holes resembling swiss cheese holes. Oh so delicious.

I remember a sour cream and onion flavoured wavy shaped potato snack. I think it was called "Squiggles". I miss the peanut butter Boppers. They were so delicious! So were the grape Bonkers candies. They were somewhat like Starburst but chewier and with a gel center. I also miss the Canadian sour cream and onion potato chips by O'Ryans. They had a ton of flavouring on them. Also, thanks to the people who mentioned New York Seltzer, that brought back the memories!

Does anybody remember cookies that came in a box that was wrapped in red paper. Thet were a sugar like cookie that was medium in size and was hard and crispy. My grandparents use to buy them in the 70 and 80s.

does anyone remember the little chocolate pies that used to be in a round flat container they had a graham crust and white creme peaks on top ... not the little bucket ones like KFC used to have but they did taste a little like those but better ... i so crave those still ....

Does anyone remember the name of the large round cookies that were just plain and had little holes on the top with the name? They tasted like a shortbread or graham cracker. We used to smear peanut butter and slice a banana between 2 cookies and eat like a sandwhich. They came in a clear package with red and yellow writing.... Thanks

missing item: it was a frozen yogurt in a cylindrical cardboard tube (other people have mentioned a cardboard triangle? i don't know that it's the same). you pushed up from the bottom. i think they had multiple flavours? but i definitely remember strawberry. when i was 6, my grandma got in a car accident because i was in the back seat, insisting on going to her house, instead of mine, because she had the frozen yogurt popsicles. (everyone was ok.. but whoops).

Terri, I remember crackers that were called bacos. I remember them because my family had a tradition of giving them out with cheese every Christmas so now my dad wonders every year at Christmas where he can find bacos. We loved those crackers. They were oval shaped like an egg. I think the nabisco brand made them. Does anyone remember them besides me and my dad? Oh I think the pudding from the cans tasted better too. I think I remember the chocolate buttons too.

I I remember fudgsicles, anyone else remeber them? They have some chocolate ice cream bars on a stick now but it's not the same. I also remember the push ups (frozen yogurt in a cylinder tube. I vaguely remember some ice cream in a triangular tube but not as much as I remember the push up. Susan: I think those chocolate things you are talking about might have been pinwheels. They now call a cookie pinwheels and they are much smaller. I could be wrong. I remember the mudpies. They were simular to that. A Johnson: I have a vague memory of those cookies you are talking about, but don't remember the name. They sure don't make food like they used to. And the ones that are still around are so darn exspensive nowadays that it's like you can only get them on your birthday or hloidays for a gift. Missing alot of those foods.

I liked the aspen soda too. Yes it di have an apple taste to it. Oh my gosh Jaime, I remember those ice creame bars too! I don't remember the name of them but the taste is coming to me! I wish this site had a like button.

I found two great sights: Go to Hometownfavorites.com or Hometownbrands.com Also look on the this one: Christies-brand or Canadianfavourites.com I'm finding alot of oldies but goodies on them. I was also corrected, they're not bacos but bacon thins. They are with that canadian arm of Kraft company called Christies-brand. Good luck.

I found this site while googling "shape ups" which I believe to be the name of the triangular cardboard frozen dessert. The cylindrical yogurt type treat is maybe Push-Ups? I remember sometimes they were Fred Flintstone themed.

@NETTY, TINKA and TESSA!!! For YEARS I have been trying to jog SOMEONES memory on these!!! I, too, am from Pittsburgh and remember eating an entire bag the night before Thanksgiving while watching Savannah Smiles! That's the last time I remember seeing them :( I remember them being called Dooleys. Ruffled combo shaped plain potato chip stuffed with a sour cream and onion filling...mmmmmmmm

Does anyone remember the hot coco mix from the 80's that had a sheriff or some cartoon cowboy on the packets and box... They had marshmallow stars? It was something like Swiss Miss!

@Laura. The Dolly Madison Coconut Cake was my fave. My mom and I have mentioned it often over the years. I also miss a snack size angel food cake with pink frosting. Dolly Madison may have made them. The other thing I remember were these corn chips that were shaped like little tacos. What memories. I love this site.

Does anyone remember a potato snack (I think it was in the 80's)that was shaped like a crinkled french fry?

looking for a drink that came in a little clear bag and a little straw attach to it...popular in the 80`s

I'm trying to remember the name of a flat, about two inch wide by about five inch long fruit strip. It came in what I remember, strawberry and raspberry flavors, maybe even grape. It was thicker than fruit roll ups, and soft and not stick to your teeth chewy. The fruit sections were fairly dark in color (I guess they were made with natural ingredients) It had a strip of cream in the middle as well. I've been searching for this for a while and have come across other things in my search that just aren't it. Everything I've found has shown me things that are layered in a stacked style (like, sandwiched). What I'm looking for is similar to the style of the Rainbow Coconut Bars, just instead of coconut, you have the fruit and cream.

I so remember giggles cookies does anyone remember the little fruit dot fruit snacks I think they were made by the makers of fruit roll ups? Or the peanut butter coffee cake that was served in school I wish I had that recipe

Does anyone remember "Pizza in a cup" I remember my parents got it for us once or twice, it was a styrofoam cup much like cup a noodles, and it had little square pieces of bread/crust, pizza sauce and cheese. Microwave stir and there you have it...Pizza in a cup!

Does anyone remember from the 80's (i think). A little square plastic container (like what jelly is in at resturants) that had a chocolate like fudge in it and it had a little shovel to scoop it out with?

I am trying to remember the name of a cereal, may be 70's or early 80's. Was sort of egg-shaped and lined on the inside with chocolate or vanilla (whatever flavor it was). I STILL can't believe that was a thing, but I KNOW it was!

Looking for a white, melt-in-your-mouth-type Holiday cookie with soft green & red mint bits thru them? Haven't been able to find these in forrrrever & all of a sudden I swear I can *TASTE* them!!

I see some sporadic people commenting about a log shaped granola bar. I have been looking for the name to this for over a decade. To be clear... the ones some of us are referring to, do NOT have nougat centers.(Granola Clusters) They do NOT have peanut butter centers.(Boppers) These are different products from what I am referring to. What WAS in the center of the granola bar/log was ICING. Not unlike an Oreo center in consistancy. They came with either chocolate or vanilla icing centers, but no coating on the outside. Just chewy granola and I clearly remember having a hard time choosing a favorite between the two flavors because whichever one I was eating at that moment seemed the best. Something like the name "Rollos" comes to mind, but it doesn't come up in a search so I guess that ain't it.

Hey do the still make gingerbread man ice cream sandwiches? I live in OH.

Mt family is also looking for a COOKIE that came out at Christmas time. It was a white cookie with a white cream center and the cookie had a slight swirl pattern then it had red and green sprinkles on it. Big Bear was the main carrier we beleive then Meijers had them for a year or so. Need a name or a possible retailer if possible. Any help appreciated

Does anyone remember Jelly Tots they were little domed shaped jellies coated in sugar and does anyone remember Happy snax, they sold them at my school canteen,they were cheese flavoured snacks. There is nothing like it anymore, they were unreal.

Does anyone remember the cereal, Quisp?? The box was blue with an outer space theme! Also, Cookies and Cream Twix need to make a come-back...they were AMAZING!!

Shel, Quisp is available online at hometownfavorites.com. Does anyone remember Big Stuff Oreos? They were palm-sized Oreos cookies that made Double Stuff Oreos look pathetic. There's no such thing as too much of a good thing! Nabisco, bring them back!

Anyone remember a make it at home frito boat called Frito-Ole or something like that? If anyone has any pictures of the packaging I would love to send it to my mom and dad. We used to eat that and the Banquet boiling bags (Salisbury Steak was my favorite) all the time. Thank you!

Remember the coffee flavored pepsi?

The red and blue pepsi

@Jackie & Rene...I'm dying for those microwavable smores! They were so yummy and soft. Micro for 20 seconds and tasted amazing! I think they came packaged 2 smores in prewrapped plastic and I could eat the whole box. Can anyone remember the company that made them? I would love to try to contact them if they are still in business. E-mail me @ mmavenger@aol.com

Does anyone remember spalding juices from the 90's ? Clear squeeze bottle , had a couple of flavors like grape , lime and some others

Ok I am trying to think of the name of a cheese spread that I ate back in the late 70's and early 80's. I remember it had a really sharp taste and it came in a plastic triangle with rounded corners. I can see it laying in the fridge of my granmother's house but I can't remember the name of it. If anyone can help I would be grateful.

@Crystal and Fawna I found the flat fruit roll up with the creams bars we were all talking about! They were Betty Crocker Fruit Swirl Bars. I loved those. You can google it and see the commercial. I have been trying to figure those out for years they were sooo good. Also Crystal thanks for mentioning the Chicken Littles. I really loved those as a kid. I would kill to have one again.

Tracy, I think that cheese spread was made by Cracker Barrel. I wouldn't eat sandwiches as a kid in the 70s so for years and years my mother gave me cheese and crackers in my lunchbox, either that or Kraft Olive Pimiento. I remember the red plastic containers in that rounded triangle shape. Haven't seen it since about 1990.

Anyone remember the individual wrapped microwave popcorn in the bag that when it popped it was a different color in each bag...it was a game to guess what color you would have. And the jello that "was magic" and separated into 3 layers after it was mixed and set to cool?

JACK IN THE BOX CUPS Does anyone remember the kind of cups Jack in the Box had in the 80's? There were: -Cold Drink (blue shades) -Coffee (brown shades) -Shake (pink shades) The font on them was rounded, very similar to this: http://www.xaraxone.com/webxealot/workbook52/GEL-text-01.gif

OKAY this has been driving me nuts! I remember eating some sort of cracker thing that had like sugar on the outside of it? Might have been a cinnamon sugar flavor, I don't really remember, but I remember the sugar on the outside. It was really crunchy and I'm almost positive it came in a blue box! HELP ME!!!

The Combos they make today are nothing like they made in the late 70's early 80's. Way better back then.

I am trying to think of the name of those pop tart-like pasteries that you put in the toaster that were cinnamon and was like 2 pieces of twisted dough- man those were good. Also do you remember Monster Chomp cookies - each flavor had its own monster on the package and every cookie had a 'bite' taken out supposedly by a monster hehe! My fave snack ever to be discontinued was the super delicious Doritos cracker-crisps - I loved the cool ranch ones even better than the original Doritos.

@trixzilla-I do remember the colored popcorn! lol I remember not liking it. I hope someone remembers this; it has driven me crazy for years! There were these microwaveable cupcakes that would come in individual cups. The cups were shaped like either mickey or minnie mouse's head. You'd add water then pop in the microwave. Then add the frosting that was in a packet. Does anyone remember these?

Marika the little chocolate disks you can't remeber the name of is called "Buttons" made by Cadury they actully just started selling them again but they are hard to find I live in canada and Wallmart sells them or try little speciality candy shopps

My mom would buy me "fruit leather" it was in the 70's and it was way before fruit roll ups. It was thick and dark possibly what someone was asking about earlier. We use to go to Pantry Pride in S.E. Pennsylvania and they had it on the deli counter for some reason.

would anyone happen to remember those chocolate bars bk in the 80s...it was regular chocolate squares together in one big bar but chocolate piece had a different filling flavor so you didn't know what you'd be biting into next...Im soo sure Im not going nuts on this... I used to eat them all the time now can't remember the name

Pamela: Sounds like Sky Bars to me from the description, but there might have been regional variations on the same idea. I know they still make Sky Bars, because they're available in some areas of California.

Does anyone remember those round golden/vanilla cookies, filled with white icing, looks very similar to the Golden Oreo today but, had a different embossed design on them??? They stop making them in the 90's...

In the early 80's I had a microwave cookbook that had a recipe for a breakfast muffin that was very simple to make and had oatmeal in in. Just before putting it in the microwave, you put a small well in them and added brown sugar. I have lost my cookbook and can't remember the name of it. I miss my muffins...I would be so grateful if someone knows of that recipe and would share it.

I have an old Amana microwave cookbook at home, I can look if you think this is the same recipe book

Does anyone remember Elios pizza? It was frozen pizza that was in a rectangle shape? I grew up in NJ so I'm not sure if it was sold in other areas... I love this site; I remember the colored "mystery" pizza and remember getting those minute maid triangle juice popsicles in the cafeteria. Does anyone else remember that "slush" frozen dessert? It came in a plastic cup with a foil lid and you would put it in the freezer and then it would turn to slush?

I used to have these snacks in elementary school... They were chip sized chocolate chip cookies, that camein a yellow bag I think!!! I thought they were called POP UMS or POP IT'S or something like that. This wa in the late 80s to early 90s.I can't find any info about them. Can anybody help

I'm not sure if there is an actual brand...but does anyone remember the lollipops that had the white "sugar" smiley faces...they used to come in a strip of like 10

I remember Ellio's pizza, definitely. Our freezer was full of it for awhile because at one point my brother didn't want to eat anything else. I never did figure out exactly why they were square, though. Anyone know why?

The gum with the Zebra on the package was fruit stripes gum...still sold at Cracker Barrel. The pudding in the can with the flip top lid was made by Laura Secord and they don't make it anymore :(

@ Pamela Duguay..the chocolate bar with the different flavors in each square was called Treasures and it was made by Neilsons

Looking for oval shaped hard watermelon candy. Flat on one side, caved in on the other. Mild flavor. Thought it was Brachs but cant find it

Looking for the name of a candy that was kind of big flat and round and it had two colors on it. I remember mine was orange and yellow but there were different colors as well like pink and blue. It kind of tasted like a sweet-tart. Does anyone else remember this candy? It was one that I got from the gas station store kind of like a seven-eleven.

Does anybody remember the Mickey's Cakes (i think) that were pie crust then a lemon jello center then whipped cream with toasted coconut on top?? MY FAVE OF ALL TIME Also does anybody remember toaster fries???

Where are the Jack's Cookie Co individual banana creamed cakes?

I'm trying to remember the name of a fruit snack that was tube or straw shaped and had a softer center, not quite liquid but almost gooey.

Does anyone remember the brand of milk that had bubbles on the outside of the carton? The bubbles were the negative space & the bottom half of the carton was the color of the flavor. They came in individual sizes. This was from the 80s (blue was vanilla, brown was chocolate, pink was strawberry). I know you could pick it up from Demoulas/ Market Basket back then. Need to find out the brand/ name of these milk drinks, any help would be appreciated.

I'm trying to remember the name of this jello snack that I had as a kid. It was small, in the shape of a half circle and when you opened it you would have to squeeze it to get the jello out. Please help!

To the person who said they remembered Push-Ups with a Flintstones theme, I remember them too. They were frozen yogurt in a cardboard tube, with a stick underneath that you used to push up the yogurt as you ate it. They all had Flintstones characters on the packaging. I think they were just called Flintstones Push-Ups, or Flintstones Yogurt Push-Ups. When I was in middle school, we used to get them as snacks during after-school activities sometimes.

MS, you're not thinking of Jell-O in a Tube, are you? Not an 80s snack, but more late 90s/early 2000s. Back when everything imaginable was sold in a tube (including Skippy Peanut Butter, ick).

Does any one remember a product that was sort of a vanilla ding dong. It was not called ding dongs and did not have chocolate, but that is the closest I could describe it. It was shaped like a ding dong and had a white cake inside, with whipped cream, white frosting all around it and crunchy items around the frosting. If anyone remembers the name please let me know. David F.

Hey, David F. Are you talking about Zebra Cakes from Little Debbie? Might not be 80s enough, but it's all I can think of.

When I was a little girl, my mom used to buy me orange juice that came in a little blue metal can, that did not need to be refrigerated or frozen. I remember there was a little boy and girls face on the can. Does anyone remember what this was? You had to mix it with water, one little can made one pitcher. I remember my mom bought these for me so I could make it myself, before she started buying Tang.

@Emily YES, those cookies were my favorite as well! Was it definitely Keebler that made them? I can't find a picture of them anywhere. They were a little dry, but still... amazing.

Does anyone remember What company made the autralian biscuits sold in cincinnati ohio supermarkets about 15 years ago i remember they were located somewhere in New York

Response to Emily (2009) I believe the cookies that were chocolate pinwheel shaped are called Keebler Fudge Sandwich Cookies. The cookie itself was light brown and the fudge inside was just a little darker. I have been looking for them for years! Any luck?

I am looking for cookies that I ate in the '80s in California. It was a bag of assorted cookies: flower shaped with small round different coloured sprinkles, doughnut shaped with white frosting, doughnut shaped with white frosting, round cookies that were half pink (the dough was pink), and possibly some with chocolate but I don't remember because those weren't my favourite. The cookies all pretty much tasted the same though. I thought they were Mother's Cookies but the flavour is a bit different.

Does anyone know the name if the little frozen pizzas they were wrapped individually in a clear loose plastic wrap with orange and yellow writing on it. They only came in cheese, round, about 4 to 5 inches at best. I remember they were sold at Kroger

I am trying to remember the name of these lollipops my mom used to buy. The wrapper was white and whatever color represented the flavor that they were. They came in an assorted bag. Does anyone remember? They were the best

My grandfather owned a country store in the 1980's. He sold ice cream shaped like a hamburger. They were sold individially and came in a brown box, I cannot remeber the name.

Right, so there were these crisps or maize snacks, like hexagonal wotsits in shape and texture, but were flavoured with the best prawn flavour in the world. They came in pink shiny foil bags. Any help please?

DOES ANYONE REMEMBER A CAKE MIX CALLED SNACK AND CAKE? I DONT REMEMBER WHAT BRAND IT WAS FROM BUT THERE WAS A RECIPE ON THE SIDE OF THE BOX THAT EXPLAINED HOW TO MAKE COOKIES OUT OF THE INGREDIENTS IN THE BOX. DOES ANYONE REMEMBER THIS?

Does anyone know what the cake/ pastry like things were called that were sold in gas stations/ convenience stores that were about an inch thick and about 10 inches long that were cake like on the bottom, flaky on top and had cherry/ strawberry filling in the middle.

Does anyone know that cake/ pastry like items that were sold in gas stations and convienence stores that were in 3"x5" squares 6-8 in a package they were cake-spongy with fruit filling inch around in the center and had icing on top. They came in clear cellophane with parchment paper around it.

I remember a candy that was just a sheet. Nothing on it. Does anyone remember this?

I remember something on your menu in the 1970's and 80's called the Beefy Tostada. It had all the stuff that the Taco Supreme had only on a flat tostada.

Matt R - what are the odds you're still checking this 5 years later? The cookies you're describing sound like Burry's "Fudge Town" cookies. Chocolate cookies with a chocolate creme filling. The cookies were sort of "flower petal" shaped, with a hole in the center. I found a brand that was essentially the same thing in the mid 90s, then I haven't seen anything since. Another of Burry's cookies from that era, "Gauchos", are nearly replicated by the Girl Scout cookie called "Do Si Dos"

Jean - I hope you're not just having fond memories of eating paper.

Chris I was born in the 90s but my mom always bought me these cookies! They have been discontinued I know for a fact because I live I California I'm 20 now but have been trying to find the name of these darn cookies!!! anyone? I loved the flower with the pink frosting

It's been awhile since this question was asked, but the fish sampler platter was by Mrs. Pauls. Used to love it myself, back in my mid-teens. I'm sad they're discontinued -- they were good!

When I was a kid in the 1980's I lived in springfield,il and used to ride my bike to kmart and get there nachos from there little cafe and they were so gooood and they didny skimp on anything. I am just wandering what kind of chhese sauced they used, Does any one know?

QUISP- avail online or at some stores, found it at a Target and Fresh Market (Go figure) I am sad I can't find the Archway cookies that we're chocolate with white ICING. Not sugar granules on top- those are ok but the ones with hard white icing glazed on top. I miss them :( And apple fruit roll ups :(

Bonkers candy update:In February 2012, Leaf Brands, LLC acquired the trademark and plans to reintroduce the classic brand back into the market by the end of 2012. By February 6, 2013, Bonkers will introduce eight new flavors: Peach Apple (Red outside, green inside) Lemon Lime Vanilla (Malagasy Vanilla outside, Vanilla cake inside) Lemon-Lime (Lemon outside, Lime inside) Vanilla-Peach (Malagasy Vanilla outside, Peach inside) Peach-Apricot (Peach outside, Apricot inside) Info from other site... Not mine.

DOES ANYONE REMEMBER OR KNOW WHO MADE THE PINK BUTTER SHAPED COOKIES THAT HAS A HOLE IN THE CENTER? ALSO WHO MADE THE SANDWICH COOKIES CALLED UFO'S?

The Juice Box Gum question may have been answered but it was made by Tops. Loved that too. Does anyone remember the name of a lollipop that was prettymuch formed sugar on a plastic straw stick, it was two different colors one on top one on bottom.

Every year this time I crave jack-o-lantern cookies I used to get at my local grocery store (Kroger) growing up. They were an orange cookie and had hard chocolate for the eyes, nose & mouth. At the same time there used to be a cookie stand in the same store that housed some delicious chocolate teddy bear cookies that had white sugar sprinkles. Oh how I wish I could find either! The stand had thongs attached to it and little plastic bags you put the cookies in. There was also a vanilla clown cookie that had multi-colored sprinkles, but he wasn't my favorite. Years of Google searches have come up empty - can anyone help???

Jay, are you talking about the VOORTMAN'S cookie display? http://www.google.com/imgres?q=voortman+cookies&hl=en&safe=active&sa=X&biw=1366&bih=608&tbm=isch&prmd=imvns&tbnid=ThRUXOY6DgDzcM:&imgrefurl=http://www.agriculturesource.com/c-voortman-cookies-ltd-367704.html&docid=J3jqjuFKZ3dKyM&imgurl=http://media.agriculturesource.com/product/imgage/Agriculture%2526Food/product_p_img/7e579655a757cbe294e250d0f8897104.gif&w=512&h=177&ei=oW1sUKjTIYrE0AHjk4HICA&zoom=1&iact=rc&dur=728&sig=116023612768073117043&page=1&tbnh=56&tbnw=163&start=0&ndsp=21&ved=1t:429,r:7,s:0,i:95&tx=131&ty=82

SZA - none of those cookies look like what I'm talking about, but Voortman very well could have made the display. In the late 90's I could still find the teddy bear cookies in the Wal-Mart deli next to the donuts. I found the jack-o-lantern cookies as well - this time individually packaged and boxed. They never were sold that way in my youth though.

remember when milk or chocolate milk was served in those plastic square packages? does anyone know where i can buy them?

This site really took me back. I remember Magic Middles, butter rum Lifesavers, Cookies & Cream Twix, Pizzerias (my sister and I used to demolish those things) and Brown Edge Wafers (miss those things too!). I miss the Swiss Chesse crackers, don't make those anymore either. It seems like Nabisco stopped making a lot of good stuff, darn them! I'm trying to think of a shell covered chocolate candy shaped like a ball, (NOT M&M's) and it came in a skinny plastic clear sleeve. Anyone remember the name of it?

drinks that are like plastic and they have that hole on the end of them and you gotta suck them and the flavors are like red and blue what are those called

Amanda-I think you are describing Sixlets candy.

O'Boisies and NY Seltzers!

I'm wondering if anyone can recall the name of a candy I used to love in my youth - mid to late 80's. This candy was a sort of gummy - but different consistency than gummi bears. Came in the shape of nasty looking spiders, scorpions, etc. Each insect was a combination of 2 flavors - ie lemon-lime. The unique thing about them was the packaging, hard plastic "mold" in the shape of the insect with a cellophane back. They were not Creepy Crawlers - those you made yourself. Anyone?

Jeremy, you're thinking of SLIME SLURPS!

does anyone remember a product called something like chocolate crunch.it came in a box you had to mix up hot chocolate pudding or custard what ever it was then sprinkle biscuit topping on then was ready to it.used to eat it all the time but can't remember exact name

In the early 80's there used to be these graham cracker looking type things, they were like molasses flavored. They had some sort of purple tint to them. I remember they were 2 to a pack for 15 cents. The wrapper was I believe white with red lettering and I THINK the name was "Two For The Money" or something like that. Anyone have any clue? It's been irking me for years already.

Anyone remember O'Grady's Au-Grautin potato chips? They were about twice as thick as a Ruffles chip, I loved em.

I'm trying to remember what some Christmas cookies that my mom used to get from the grocery store were called. They came in a bag, were in the shapes of Santa faces, bells, etc.,and each cookie had either red or green decorative sugar on top. Anyone know what I'm talking about?

there was this recipe for snowballs on the back of powered sugar but they dopnt make the sugar any more and i cant find the recipe it was plantation brand sugar a pink and white box

swood I am looking for those cookies too! It was back in the 80's. They also came in a plastic bucket with the clear lid..... I can't remember the name of the cookie brand.

hi,me and the wife are thinking of a vanilla and choclate icing in a small package with a little scooper,anyones help would be great!!!!

hey ccs,love o'gradys!!!!!!!!!!

Does anyone rember the frosting covered zebra cookies with sprinkles on them

djbrinks81: I remember two wedge shaped foil wrapped cheeses, one brand is Laughing Cow and I think the other was from Valio. What I'm looking for is the name of a similar soft cheese packaged in tiny foil squares. It was kind of tricky to open, yet tasty and adorable!

Does anyone remember when ring dings use to come individually wrapped in aluminum foil??? Also in trying to find the name of a freezer pop that I would get from the corner store in Brooklyn that had what I believe an alligator logo nd it was two sided. A thin side where you can insert a white thin straw nd suck these juice of the icee as it melted. Does anyone remember the name of that freezer pop??? The cherry flavor was my favorite!!!

Trying to find a cookie I remember that was a tea ring shaped cookie, it came in chocolate or vanilla, had tiny little sugar crystals on them. Was a really thin cookie, great for dipping in milk. HELP!! I'm thinking they don't make them anymore, but it's bugging me because I can't remember what they're called...... Cincy, OH

Does anyone remember a peanut butter log that was enrobed in chocolate I believe, and covered in chocolate and vanilla cookie crumbles????

I'm looking for the flower shaped cookies that you could put on your finger. They were pink. Its not nabisco. I think the tray was clear and the wrapping was clear as well. It didn't come in a box. Several years ago I found them at food depot but now I'm searching for them again. They also came in butter and chocolate chip. Someone also said Salerno, and that's not it either.

Pink ice cream in a plastic cone was a 'buried treasure.'

FOUND THE MILK CARTON GUM!!!!! It is made by Tools. http://www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3612/3682187295_883d1f57cb.jpg&imgrefurl=http://www.flickriver.com/photos/jasonliebigstuff/3682187295/&h=500&w=495&sz=213&tbnid=fry8NvqpnxumOM:&tbnh=136&tbnw=135&prev=/search%3Fq%3Dbubble%2Bjuice%2Bgum%26tbm%3Disch%26tbo%3Du&zoom=1&q=bubble+juice+gum&usg=__XBF1NzFp988eV2NcRmn6gstDfvQ=&hl=en-US&sa=X&ei=ov_cUNznLoHL0wG-roGIAQ&ved=0CEYQ9QEwBQ

Sorry... bubble juice milk Carton type gum was made by topps. Just search for bubble juice gum and you'll find it!

I cannot remember the name of this toy. It consists of a small tube of something and a red straw 3 inches long. You squeeze the tube and put it on the straw then you blow it and turns into a marble color bubble. You don't eat it. Does anyone know the name?

Jay, Lollies were the two colored Lilly-pops with the plastic straw sticks:)

Jay, Lollies were the two colored Lolly-pops with the plastic straw sticks:)

Pam, you might be remembering "Bubb-a-loons" made by Imperial Toy (they have a website by the same name). I bought a package at Toys-R-Us, a couple of years ago. I've never opened it, and could take a picture if needed.

Does anyone remember an instant yogurt mix, kind of like pudding, powder that you mix with milk, but it was fruit flavors? This probably would have been very early 80's or maybe even late 70's.

Chris and Claudia, The cookies you described could be the discontinued variety package of Stella D'oro cookies...Italian style cookies, not much sugar in the dough, and for a while at least a Sesame Seed biscuit was included in the mix.

Okay got a question? These potato chips were round like combos rigged like ruffles and had a filling of either nacho cheese or sour cream and onion cream I know they don't make them anymore I just need to know I'm not crazy please help they came out in the 80s

This goes back to the early 70's. Trying to remember the name of a toaster pastry - not PopTarts. They had filling LIKE pop-tarts but the pastry dough was shaped sort of like a paper clip, and they had coarse sugar sprinkled on top.

Terri, those were called "Danish Go-Rounds" and were made by Kellogg's just like PopTarts.

Does anyone remember Like Cola, Summit and Marathon Candy Bars? What about a fast food restaurants Burger Chef or Taco Plaza?

HELP! I'm looking for square cookies that had images of baseball players imprinted on them. Had them at the school cafeteria early 80's, although I'm starting to think I made them up! Also the name of the chips w/sour cream and onion filling were Doolies. I loved those!

Sarah, The candy bar you're thinking of is the Reggie Bar. No doubt about it. They even have a webpage for the Reggie Bar on inthe80s.com But, alas they no longer make the Reggie Bar. However, like Dutch Mill donuts, lot's of people are trying to bring them back. Oh yeah, they even have a picture of our candy bar on that page!

To Michele April 20, 2008 That fancy frozen dessert you were talking about may have been Vienetta... http://www.biteofthebest.com/viennetta-is-back-sort-of/

Do any of you remember little round candies with mean faces on them were called like in mid 80s early 90s??

In the 70s or 80s my Grandma would buy a butterscotch flavored jelly bean for our Easter baskets. I think they were called jelly bird eggs. They were a tan/yellow color with brown speckles. Maybe made by Brachs. Way before Jelly Belly.

I buy the butter cookies shaped like flowers that you can put on your finger. I live in the midwest and buy them at Dollar Tree or Dollar General. I remember marathon bars. Braided caramel dipped in chocolate.

I am looking for the monster spray that I had as a kid!! it would have been around 87-89.... do you know where i can find it???

Down the front of my pants

Who are you???? and why say something like that???

I am so very sorry, Nicole. Didn't mean to hurt your feelings. Just trying to be funny like in High School. I went to high school in the '80s and it just came out. Guess I wasn't thinking. Once again, I'm sorry.

Does anyone remember a brand of Ice on a Stick called VERY CHERRY ICE??.It came in a BLACK and RED wrapper.I can't remember who made it..does anyone know?? Please I need help it was discontinued in the late 1970's VERY early 1980's

Sorry I meant to say Brand of ICE CREAM on a STICK..Named VERY CHERRY ICE CREAM.. It came in a Black an RED wrapper..

Does any1 remember a hard candy that was oval shaped. It was clear with a colored center. The color of the center was the flavor of the candy. They had many flavors but I loved the peach ones. Don't remember the name and have been searching for them.

Does anyone remember a can of chocolate milk in the 80's that featured a cow jumping over the moon? I remember getting this in maybe 86-87 I think from vending machines... does anyone have a clue? This has been driving me batty for a while. It's not Yoo Hoo, it's not Bosco, or Hershey's or Cho-cola.

Does anyone remember a round ice cram bar called The Turtle. It was kinda like a Eskimo but with nuts and caramel with vanilla ice cream. I was around 10-13 yrs do at the time. I'm 36 now just can't remember the year.

Does anyone remember the small box of cookies, similar to animal crackers but that were in the shape of babies faces, strollers, bibs, booties? I think the box was green and like I saim similar in size to the small "purse" box of animal crackers. I have a baby shower to host and would love these as party favors, but I cannot find them anywhere. We used to get them at Prairie Market if that makes a difference. Thank you!

At Kenston High School, in Bainbridge Township, Ohio. In the years from 81 to 85, I remember A dessert that was fluffy and tasted like yellow/white cake batter. It may have had a chocolate candy bottom or graham cracker crust bottom. Does anyone know what I'm talking about, and what it was called? I'd love to make this recipe and have it once again!

As a kid in the 80s I remember having a processed cheese spread that came in a (I believe) red sausage looking tube with a small cap on the side that when removed you could squeeze the cheese out. I only remember it being just like Cheese Whiz, but it was a special treat for us. If anybody out there remembers what this was, I sure would appreciate it! Thank you!!

Remember the milk shakes in little quarts? Shake-ups!

Does ANYONE Remember a 'Drink' that came in a Tall, Clear Glass bottle, it was Late Eighties, Early 90's. They had Several flavors, Like Black Chery, Peach, Bluberry, I Can't remember all of them, but it has been DRIVING ME CRAZY (lol) It had a 'Colored' Lid to Match the 'Flavor' of the Drink. I Can't Remember if it was 'Fizzy' or Not. I Used to Drink them ALL the time and Now I Can't Even Remember the Texture or the Name. ANY Help out there :) ???

@Pam- It is Clearly Canadian?? As soon as you said black cherry that's what popped into my head. I guess they're back in production but not sure where you can buy!

Sarah, I remembert he baseball cookies served in the school when my children were young...back in the 70's. They were so good, that we would order a case from the school to keep at home. Wish I could find them also.

I would like to know if anyone remembers the name of the ice cream or ice milk frozen treat on a stick that came in cherry and mint and they were both dipped in chocolate.

I am trying to remember two things one is individually wrapped cheese from the 70's they were round not like a ball. and two a granola bar that looked like a log with caramel in the middle. Help please?

I remember in the late 80s and early 90s there was a brand of frozen yogurt bars. The only flavour I remember was strawberry but there may have been others. They were the flatter style popsicles and had big chunks of strawberry in them. So much better than today's "real fruit" bars... they came wrapped in white paper with pink dots or dainty little flowers or maybe even polka dots. All I remember is that they had some small little pink design on the white wrapper and box. They were sold at the convenience store around my childhood neighbourhood near Toronto Ontario. I remember once my mom bought a box of 4 at the grocery store and they were pricey... please if anyone remembers let me know!

For Rhonda, May 30, 2010- I totally remember pac-man popsicles! 7-11 sold the individual lemon pac-mans while at the supermarket you could get boxes of lemon pac-mans or cherry ghosts.

For Rich, March 8, 2009- Those were called Ice Stripes and I use to get them for a quarter from the ice cream truck in Brooklyn, circa 1984

I am trying to find out the name of a side item product, I think it was 70s or 80s. It was noodles or rice I believe, and it came with a liquid flavoring that was in an oval, egg-shaped thing that dissolved. Does anyone have any idea what i am talking about?? Please email me at summerbee "at" insightbb.com!!

I'm looking for a snack mix that was popular in the 80's. It had check mix, cherrios, oyster crackers, pretzels, peanutetos in them? It may have had other goodies in them. I remember they came in a green bag and the logo had yellow letters. I can't remember if the name was Oatis snack mix? It may have been called Doo-dads? I know there is a snack caller Doo-dads, but I seem to remember the package looking different. Does anyone remember this snack or what it was called? Where to buy them or a dupe recipe? THANK YOU Kindly!

Does anyone remember ice cream sugar cones that were packaged in a foam space ship and came with stickers? I think they might have been made by Keebler.

Do you remember around 1978-1982 they sold these disks of processed cheese to melt on bread and they had pizza ones that were mozzarella with bits of pepperoni in them and they had taco ones that were cheddar with bits of ground beef maybe? I'm trying to remember what they were called. This is driving me crazy. Help! :)

The paper clip shaped toaster pastries, with sugar granules on the outside... I don't remember them being called Danish Go Rounds... They were great though! I used to eat them in elementary school during "milk break" back in about 1979-80

Does anybody remember eating Taco Snacks at school? They were the greatest thing that was ever created, they were by pinata. Where did pinata go?

What ever happened to chilli cheese stuffed Oscar Meyer dogs? Too many people burned themselves or what?... Learn to eat your food. Those things were GREAT!!!

Pizza bake by Betty Crocker I think made it. It was so good.

Bee, the noodle with the egg shaped flavoring "golden flavor nugget" was Mrs. Grass noodle soup. It's made by Wyler's now, but they still use the Mrs. Grass brand name.

Does anyone remember a green lollipop and it had some sort of taffy inside it. The wrapper was green and the inside was a red and orage taffy as i can remember it and i cant seem to find it been searching for a long time! Its not jelly belly or green apple caramel. It was the same shape as a blow pop lolipop.

I remember those Ice Pops. I think the name was Gator Ice but unfortunately, I cannot remember the brand or even find an image of them online... i remember it used to cost me .75 cents.

Anyone remember a peanut butter that came in different flavors chocolate or banana I think. Banquet cream pies they were frozen, whipped topping, ice cream like filling and graham cracker crust all you had to do was thaw.

Does anybody remember a toy from the 70's that you mixed up a jello-like substance and cooked it into these jelly creature things. I can't remember whether or not they were edible (seems like they were), and it seems like it came with a "baker" that looked sort of like a George Foreman grill. It's driving me crazy that I can't remember what it was!

As a kid in the 80s I remember having a processed cheese spread that came in a (I believe) red sausage looking tube with a small cap on the side that when removed you could squeeze the cheese out. I only remember it being just like Cheese Whiz, but it was a special treat for us. If anybody out there remembers what this was, I sure would appreciate it! Thank you!! - That cheese was called Squeez-A-Snak. I loved that stuff!

Jimmy - May 11, 2008 - Report this comment I remember these little round watermelon candies that looked like..well, watermelons. They were deep green on the outside and red on the inside. Not sour, kind of chewy. Anyone got a name for them? They're not watermelon jelly bellies, like another commenter suggested. They were a Ferrara Pan (now Ferrara Candy Co.) product, analogous to its Johnny Appleseed, Alexander the Grape, and Lemonhead products. They all originally came in little cardboard boxes with seemed like retro ('60s-ish?) graphics to me when I was eating (and loving) them in the mid '80s. Ferrara Candy Co still makes the Lemonheads, and for awhile (between when the watermelon, apple, and grape candies were discontinued and just a year or two ago) the products 'Appleheads' and 'Cherryheads,' and maybe more (but no 'Watermelonheads). The Appleheads and Cherryheads are apparently still available commercially but again are not mentioned on the FCC web site, which could spell their impending doom. But I have no idea if the Appleheads would be exactly the same as the Johnny Apple Seed product, and I don't remember a cherry product in the original line-up. I *really* miss the watermelon and grape flavors, and the original apple. Maybe I'll buy some 'Appleheads' to see how close they are to the real deal before I lose the chance forever...

I would kill (not literally, but you know what I mean) for some Tangy Taffy right now. I've heard (well, actually heard a couple years ago.. could be dated info by now) that Wonka produced Laffy Taffy (nothing like Tangy Taffy, I realize), and one particular version of this product (a certain size or something - nothing to do with the name or any other indication it was different from the regular Laffy Taffy) tasted like Tangy Taffy. I had my doubts, and I'm not even sure that *that* product exists anymore to be tested (I mean, the Tangy Taffy-like Laffy Taffy, not Laffy Taffy in general).

Oh, apparently they still produce a product called 'Tangy Taffy,' but it's purportedly nothing like the original. I also remember a version of the original with sugar crystals on it. I'm salivating just writing this. :)

I keep thinking this is called "[something] fruit chews," but I can't find a pic/description of it ANYWHERE. They used to be sold in vending machines and came in a round foil roll, similar to shock tarts today, but with a yellow wrapper and weren't sour. The candies themselves were pastel-colored fruit chews. I miss them soo much!

There was a peanut butter cookie with chocolate icing - not a girl scout cookie - probably made by Nabisco or Keebler. It was discontinued around 1989. I loved it but can't remember what it was called. The no-bake Reese mix tastes like it if you do the cookie version.

Scott, you're thinking of fruit flavored Mentos, maybe?

Thanks SZA. You know, the packaging was just like that (ones with the silver foil) and the candies looked similar as well, but I can't help thinking that the label was different (more yellow overall). I can still remember the taste though, so I'll have to try those and compare.

SZA, thanks again. I believe your tip led me to the answer. On the Mentos Wikipedia page, they talk about a similar candy that Mentos fans call the "anti-mentos" lol. I believe what I'm craving was simply called Fruit Chews, and later, Fruit Chewz, which were manufactured by Lance, Inc. I saw their trademark and it seemed to ring a bell. However, there's no pic of the actual packaging anywhere so I can't be sure. Unfortunately, it seems to be discontinued. :(((((( Oh well, I'll have to give fruit flavored Mentos a try.

The "Iced Raisin" cookies were made by Mother's.

They still make Passion Flakies here in Canada. My husband buys them all the time. Lynn and Carlene

Does any one remember a make your own crisps/chips Box in the UK, small pellets that once deep fried in hot oil would fluff up similar to quavers

Does anyone remember chocolate that came in a can I believe and it was like crisps or slices stacked together? Thanks.

the peanutbutter granola snack was called "lightncrunchy" and it was delicious!

Does anyone remember a holiday cookie they only sold during Christmas that was white with red flecks in it? I think it was cherries or something. I can't find them any where I can't remember what they are called! They were at least around in the 90s.

Does anyone remember Woolworths used to do pick and mix in the 80's and one of the sweets was a rectangular jelly sweet in a plastic wrapper covered in sugar and coloured red, green and white in stripes? I used to love them and would love to see some sign that they existed, everywhere I look I find nothing not even a picture :(

does anyone remember cookies in a bucket, called holiday cookies they were butter cookies with red and green sprinkles, they were around in the 80's why don't they come back? they were so good

i was thinking of those too, reddish paper/cardboard bucket, cellophane on the top to see through

Re: Kelly red fleck cookies, were they from Archer?

lightnirod - April 26, 2009 Yes made your tongue green! And Huble Buble. Bubble Yum is softer.

Danielle - June 28, 2012 Dum Dums lollipops.

Does anyone remember this candy that was a wax stick. Inside the stick would have sugar liquid?

Does anyone remember cookies that were in a white box with pink and green strips on the box with a window on the top. The sugar cookies were pink or green and they were an assortment? Been looking for years.

there was a flovored drink in a glass bottle clear liquid and small red flavor beads. not orbitz n not the jumpy something, cant remember the name at all.

Does anyone remember space meals it was a pnut butter and jelly cracker was it callwd space meal?

Anyone remember the brand of cup noodles that was advertised as being more gourmet and western than the typical fare?

Does anyone remember a frozen convenience food called hot melts or something like that? Cheesy meaty "patties" that melted onto a slice of bread in the oven? They were my favourite lunch in 1984.

I'm trying to remember the name of these tiny juice boxes...they had a picture of a frog or toad on them...maybe Alice in Wonderland too? I don't believe it was Apple and Eve, but I can't find them on the shelves anymore. Anyone remember these?

@ Chell: Super Elastic Bubble Plastic @ Kymberly: I ced Raisin Squares still available from Mothers Cookie Company. Does anyone remember a snack mix in a slender rectangle brown box that had square chex sized wavy wafers, maybe made of nuts? What was it called?

I was just thinking about different chip brands and my mum said that she remembered a brand other then smiths that she would buy when she was growing up in the 80's. She said shes pretty sure they had a blue bag. Can anyone help or is she just going crazy??

A few food products that I remember but can NOT find any information on: Rock Pop - I'm pretty sure this was the name...fruit flavored sodas....didn't last long (early 90's) In addition to the crispy Planters peanut butter and chocolate candies, I also remember individually wrapped candies that were more like Reese's cups shaped like peanuts.

Anyone remember the s'mores that you would buy ready made and just put into the microwave for a bit? How about Oreo big stuff. Syrup thumbs?

Does anyone remember when they served popcorn shrimp at Jack n the Box?

OK CHECK THIS OUT... Who remembers banana Quick in the metal can no less?

Does anyone remember a marble cake shaped twinkie that had chocolate filling inside? They were made by Drakes cakes and were sold along with Devil Dogs, yodels, etc.. I loved those back in the 80's..And no, they weren't Chocodiles although I loved those too! Please, someone help!!! :-)

Nikki......galaxy counters

Ok-does anyone remember this .... Mini fruit shaped candies that we're sold by the pound at department store candy counters. There were about 6 different fruits but I only remember pear and banana for sure. They were hollow on the inside and the outsides were colored to look like real fruit. I remember the pear being green with a reddish bottom maybe. The inside was white. The candies were close in size to marbles. This is driving me crazy!!!!!!

Does anyone remember the mini pizzas that came in the orange and yellow plastic wrapper? At least I think I remember it being orange and yellow. I cant find them anymore or remember the name of them to look them up. Thanks

They used to be at Krogers I think.

Sugared fruit snacks sour in flavor. May have been monster shaped . Packages had jokes on them. Anyone remember

Answer to Drew on Jan 16, they are called Nik L Nips aka "Wax Bottles", hope that helps. I remember them being tube shape oppose to bottle shape that they have on oldtimecandy.com :-)

I'm hoping these weren't just in Pennsylvania but they might have been. Anyway, does anyone remember a pastry called a "Bogie" and one called a "Birdie" ? They both resemble honey buns but the bogie had chocolate drizzled over the top and inside was a custard while the birdie was different as it had angel cream inside.

There was a chocolate chip cookie that came in a brown box in the frozen section name, "Ms. Goode Cookie". I use to bake them all of the time when I was younger. I have been searching all over and for some long for these cookies. Does anybody know if they still make these cookies?

Does anyone remember raspberry patties, exactly like mint patties, but raspberry flavour, pink colour. Also, traffic light lollies, 3 colours, red, green, amber round lollies.

Two others mentioned the soft serve icecream or yogurt that came in a paper cone, when you squeezed it would come out of a plastic star top. Came in vabilla, chocolate and twist. Must know the name. Thanks

Gumballs...had a rough almost spiky outer texture, the inside had sour crystals kinda like a geode. They came in a package of like 6-8 arranged in a single row and were about 3/4-1" in diameter. A few people have mentioned them on here but no answers...not thunderbolts, not lightning bolts, not crybabys...what were they called and is there any way to get a hold of them???

Ok so I am trying to find a picture of a snack I had after school in the late 1980's early 1990's. It was a yellow boxed set and came with a juice box and a snack box attached to it. They were wrapped in plastic wrap together. I specifically remember the boxes to both being yellow. I also remember that cheese curls was one of the snack options. It is driving me crazy. Anyone have any thoughts?

This is for Shelly! The things that were like suckers that you are talking about are called Double Lollies, they have the consistency of a sweet-tart or a smartie. They are still around, I see them from time to time.

Re:TeeTee - June 14, 2014 Thanks wax bottles

I am looking for a ice cream that was in the 70's or early 80's it had a gel in the middle when you finished the ice cream. I don't remember what was the ice cream i just remember the gel inside it was red.

For many years now, I have been longing to rediscover my favourite chips from the 1980's. They were called 'Bacon Rings'. They came in a dark blue bag, with an illustration of bacon rings tumbling down. I think the 'o' in the word may have been of a bacon ring also. The chips themselves had a very distinctive bacon taste. They were very thin rings and were pale yellow in colour. They had a texture and taste similar to chips made on tapioca flour. Perhaps they were???? I have searched and searched for any information on these chips, but to no avail. I would be delighted if I could even find someone else who remembered these childhood favourite. I am from Australia, so I am not sure if they were available in America, Canada, England and other countries.

Does anyone remember Astro Pops? They get an A in yuck as far as I'm concerned. They were lollipops shaped like a cone with rainbow colored layers. There was one flavor (sugar)with a wax base at the bottom.

Does anyone remember the little packages of Wheat-Nuts? There were different flavors of them. They are coocked little crunchy wheat bits.

In the 80's my parents had these little chewy round strips that were called "food sticks" I think. Does anyone remember them?

Whatever happened to Lucky Lager or TJ Swann's "Mellow Nights"?

What about Schlitz Malt Liquor or Cella chablis? Is that more '70's tho?

Kraft used to make a Taco flavored salad dressing in the mid 1980's that was similar in color to their Catalina dressing but spicy. It was so good on taco salads.

we're having fake cornettos tonight. try one! hehe

Does anyone know what the ice cream was called that had 3 stripes (light yellow, light orange and white) and was almost shaped like a bubble om bill but it was kind of a gelato?

I cant believe this thread is 7 yrs old!

Does any one remember a lollipop on a plastic stick that came in the colors green, red, and yellow and had a very different texture than dum dums? They were gum filled. The most remarkable thing about them is that as you would suck on them they would change colors. They were in the shape of a 3D egg. I remember having them in the early 2000's. I can't find anything online about them.

Does anyone remember the chocolate mousse they had at Kroger in the deli? It was so light and fluffy. It was the best stuff EVER! I wonder if they made it or it was prepackaged? Does anyone remember what I'm talking about? I'd sure love to have some now!

Does anyone remember Christmas Cards with a pack of Christmas tree seeds inside..I think they were sold as a fundraiser?

Pronto pups..anyone remember them at Dairy Queen in the 1970's-1980's? They were like a corn dog but waay better

As we approach Christmas, I am thinking about Childhood Christmas treats. Does anyone remember the baubles which had orange flavoured tic-tac in the top half of the bauble, which was clear plastic and a small metal toy/trinket in the bottom half of the bauble which was made from that very fine shiny glass. They came in the colours: red, blue, green and gold. There was a white disc separating the top and bottom portions of the bauble and acting as a division between the tic-tacs and metal toy/trinket. They used to hang on the Christmas tree. I wish they would bring these back!

Carasummer the cookies your talking about are called nutter butters.... you can get them at walmart or king soopers

Does anyone know the name of the cookies they were either sugar or shortbread and had green red and yellow sprinkles baked in them in a red cellophane wrapper I'm thinking they only came out at Christmas my mom bought us the cookies all the time I could eat the whole package I thought the were made by Jacks? Thanks

For those trying to think of the ice cream that came in a tube with a star-shaped opening... Soft Swirl Ice Cream. Look up "1985 Soft Swirl Ice Cream Commercial" on YouTube.

Tanya-I've been looking for those cookies too for years!! We used to get them from Food Lion and Bi-Lo (in SC). Can't remember the name but would LOVE to find them...

I remember in the 80s, my grandma had these ice cream bars with peanut butter in them. They were stick shape, maybe 6" long, chocolate coated vanilla ice cream with a strip of PB down the middle the length of the bar. I just cannot for the life of me remember who made them or what they were called.

Julie, was the fruit-flavored milk powder called Magic Cow? I put Kool-Aid from a plastic canister in milk for my own kids now. Yummy!

I am looking for the brand name/name of the mini cheeseburger and mini chilli cheese hotdogs that you could microwave. I think it was the early 90's and thry were in individual yellow rectangle boxes refrigerated meat section of the store. You actually opened the box to microwave the food.

Awe how I miss the original cherry and orange screwball ice from the 80s it was so so good ice cream trucks don't sell them anymore and neither do the stores...

Does anyone remember the name of the dessert that was brought in a pot from the freezer compartment in a food shop that was like a chocolate mouse with little blobs of cream, i think they were called dark lovelys

To those trying to figure out the Christmas cookies with sprinkles, if they were the shaped ones like bells and trees Walmart sells those at Christmas now! They're by Stauffers I think is the brand name and they taste like I remember! I was wondering of anyone remembers a variety bag of cookies that came in a paper bag in the 80's, they had chocolate chip and other kinds. I can't find anything about them on the internet.

does anyone remember eating flat jelly frogs i couldnt eat enough of them,they were red,green,yellow,and orange,they were made from the jelly which they make those flat strawberrys with,i miss them so much,my mum used to buy me a big tub of them for my birthday they were around in the eighties

Whatever happened to Tasty strips?They were like bacon,only better.They came in beef(bluepack),and pork(redpack).Anyone know?

Ansie - I think Del Monte made puddings in a small can back in the day.

Do anyone remember the 2 big chocolate chip soft cookies that came in a brown bag with red and yellow writing...

Looking for blue cheese flavored crackers.

I am trying to remember the name of a bucket of breaded chicken that came from the freezer. I seem to think it came in a bucket or a cardboard container with orange stripes. Anyone know what it was?

tonight I was thinking about a box of cheese snack crackers I enjoyed in the mid 80s. The crackers were hexagonal shaped (not Lance's gold n chees--I enjoyed them, too) with a tangy powdery cheese coating on them. They weren't made for long. Anyone know what product I'm talking about?

I'm looking for a chip/snack made in the late 80's well into the 90s. It was shaped like a helmet, made of potato and came in possibly a white bag. Sold at krogers (in Memphis Tn)

HUNTS was the pudding...I was addicted to it and loved the "tin" taste. What about mint chocolate chip hubba bubba, when you bit down it sorta oozed out!

Used to love a canned product (many varieties, one I recall was chicken) for spreading on toast then grilling, think it was appropriately called "Toasty Grill". Does anyone know if this product was discontinued, thanks.

Anyone know the name of the large round sesame seed crackers that had perforations on them so you could break them ? My nana and mom used to buy them all the time and put peanut butter and butter on them.

The bacon shaped chip was call Bacon-nettes. They were bacon flavored skins. They looked just like strips of bacon. Do you guys remember the skins with the hot sauce packet in it? Do you all remember Jolly Rancher Flat Stick Candie's?

I grew up in london during the 1980s. I remember eating frozen bacon sticks that resembled a us fish stick. They came frozen and I believe in a bag. Its driving me nuts

OK I know I'm not crazy. This was a real thing. In the early 80s, there was a company that sold a slushie/icee type drink. They came in little wax cups (like you used to get at the ballpark) and your choices were orange or lemon. The logo on the yellow cup was a tree that had a bunch of oranges on one side and lemons on the other. I'm not sure but I believe we bought them from a truck that came around, like the ice cream truck. The name on the cups was something like Damon or Damian or something. I lived in south Alabama then and couldn't have been more than 5 (so I'm trying to go off of a memory over 30 years old). If anyone remembers this or knows about it please tell me because I couldn't have just imagined it.

Larenzo I remember the flat Jolly Ranchers. I believe you can still get them, at least the small one. I vaguely remember the Baconettes but what I really miss is those Tater Skins potato chips. They were thick and made with the skin part of the potato and came in Sour Cream and Chives or Cheddar Bacon. They were so good. I wish I could get some of those still.

Flat Jolly Ranchers were called Styx as in Fire Styx was cinnamon and other flavours like cherry, green apple, watermelon.

The little frozen pizzas in the orange and yellow package were from Tony's. You still see Tater Skins chips around here, but mostly in vending machines.

I'm looking for a cookie that I used to eat in the 80's and 90's... IT was a grocery store bought cookie, they were really chewy with Carmel and either a wafer or a thin shortbread that was dipped in chocolate and covered finely chopped peanuts...they were kinda expensive BC my mom complained... I have to find them, they were awesome!!! HELP!

I'm trying to remember the name of a juice drink that came in 2 different size cartons that were sold in "Associates" corner markets in Harlem

what were the orange flavored ices in the triangular cardboard hand held package??

Chips Ahoy used to sell a chocolate, chocolate chip cookie with sugar crystals on top...anyone remember? Now they only sell the chewy ones....ick

Does anyone remember "Granola Clusters"? They were granola bars, but round instead of rectangular, and they had a white cream center. There were different flavors such as chocolate chip, so the granola w/choc chips was on the outside and white cream in the middle. Is Granola Clusters the right name? they were sold at Jewel supermarket.

Does anyone remember the oval shaped hard candy (assorted flavors) maybe 80's-90's and came in packages never saw them sold individually but they reminded me of larger oval throat losenges is the best description. But, they were just hard candy...can't remember the name and have never found them since. I liked them more than other hard candy :(

Does anyone else remember buying individually wrapped cream horns on the snack aisle? I think it was late 70's, early 80's. The dough was soft, like a yeast roll.

I'm trying to find these coconut cookies I used 2 eat as a kid in the 80's in new York I think they came like 4 to a pack it's not linden cookies anyone know what I'm talking about

Once upon a time, around the late 80s/early 90s when I was in college, Quaker made this frozen hot pocket-esque sandwich for the microwave. I think they were round like a disc, and the flavor I remember was ham and cheese, with a dijon mustard kind of sauce. I have attempted to research this online but cannot find anything on these. Anyone have any idea what these were called?

I could rant on a sh**load of missed stuff like amen on the Jello Pops! But seriously racking my brain and Googles. A chip that was found in the late 80's early 90's. Was located in the "diet section" It came in little individual bags at first gold and a ivory/ cream bag with color coded lettering for each flavor I believe. They were puffy and came in cheddar,bbq,& french onion my fave. Later on toward their end they had big bags and a nasty chocolate flavor. Closest I've seen on Google is the "Tayto Whisps" from the uk. Maybe had munch in the name. HELP!!!!!!!

There was a brand of cheese puffs in the late 80's early 90's that had different cheese puffs that did cartoony things all over the bag. I want to say that they were called Puffed Cheesers but I'm not sure. I can't find them on the interne internet. Thanks.

Woolworths sold loose Brach's candy.

Sandra and bakingblonde: those little packets of cookies are "Tribbles". My friends and I would buy them from our high school store a lot! Ted F: are you thinking of the peanut butter flavor "Gold Rush" bar? Pat: those delicious cookies that were marketed as meal replacement "diet" food were called "Figurines". EVERYBODY loved them! They came in tons of flavors, all of them great in my little kid mind. People have entire sites dedicated to those things and they miss them terribly. People swear that they lost weight by eating them. There's a movement to try and bring them back to life.

Does anyone remember what the rice was called that Kentucky fried chicken made in the 80s I think it was called spicy rice but I'm not sure????

To the person(s) looking for the "cardboard ice cream cones with the squeezable star-shaped soft serve, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FUzcBctrGqU&feature=youtu.be

For JJ - August 11, 2015 Was it Matlows candies from England?

Anyone remember "Hot Nog" from Aspen? They still make hot cider mix but lookin for the hot eggnog mix that came in individual packets like cocoa mix. You remember that Rob?

Anyone remember a butter/shortbread cookie sold in the 1970's in NY/NJ area...they came in four shapes; the box was wrapped in navy blue foil; the shapes resembled a capital R, a lower case q and a pinwheel.

THE GRAVEL GUM WAS IT RAINBOW RUBBLE I REMEMBER THE LITTLE BAGS OF GUM CALLED GOLD RUSH TOO WE USED TO GET THEM WHEN WE WENT TO DIFFERENT PLACES SIGHTSEEING AT THE SOUVENIR SHOPS

Anyone remember frozen yogurt on a stick with a wax around it? shaped like pogos almost

Does anyone the name of a microwave popcorn, the packaging was a triangle. you tore apart the apex and unfolded it into a bowl the popcorn was in a circular cellophane disc that popped up in the bowl.

The hard candy oval shaped, I do believe were made by Trebor,I remember squiggles chips sour cream and onion flavored, Like cola, Jolt cola, Clear Pepsi, Ipso candy like tic tacs in a Lego box,jolly rancher stix, the original cracklin oat bran before they changed the flavor. You can still buy new York seltzer at cost plus world market stores.

READING ALL OF THESE COMMENTS SURE MADE ME REMINISCENT ABOUT THE GOOD OL DAYS...

In Nogales, AZ used to sell (on the fridge section) a square coconut white three layer cake that was the most delicious cake I ever tasted. They used to sell also a round one, but it was not good (frosting was jelly like). Any ideas on the name/company/recipe of that square cake? It was only a cardboard in a cellophane wrapper with the label on top... I miss that cake. My father used to bring us home two in every trip; one for him and the other one rest us.

I've tried to scroll through all of these comments, but still can't quite seem to find what I'm looking for. I am on a mission to remember the name of the Christmas cookies in the red cellophane packaging. They were a shortbread type of cookie, topped with red, green, and yellow sprinkles. They came in a few different shapes, and were stacked in a tray, according to their shape. If anyone can please help, it would be greatly appreciated!

KNWerner- are you thinking of the spritz cookies that came in a wreath or tree and they were sometimes green or red in addition to plain?

JJ, I used to get the ones from La Vie in Orange and lemon. Amazon sells them. They come in a round tin

Does anyone remember this really good chocolate chip Mickey Mouse shaped cookie that was sold in a blue box. I believe it was popular in the 90's and was discontinued in the early 2000's. I've been trying to find the name for many years.

Those bacon snacks were absolutely called Baco's on the west coast. However, I have also found reference to Betcha Bacons, which were similar, just didn't look the same.if you put in the "http" etc in before this, it should take you to a picture of them i.ytimg.com/vi/zut5bnS-tlo/hqdefault.jpg

For the person inquiring about the refrigerated three layered coconut cake, I'm pretty positive you're thinking of Pepperidge Farm. However, they're typically sold in the freezer section...at least out here in the Midwest they are. I have seen the coconut ones in many years, they've whittled the product line down quite a bit and only a few stores even still carry their cakes at all.

Emily, the helmet shaped snack you're thinking of is most likely Corn Diggers. They were yellow and had almost a waffle weave texture to them. I LOVED those things. They were my favorite snack food as a child. Why do they always get rid of the best stuff? Does anyone remember the E.T. cereal? Nobody in my house ever slept in on Saturdays....there were four of us kids and if you slept in you didn't get any of it! Especially seeing how I was the youngest and only girl!! That box was tore up if I didn't get to it first. There have been many chocolate peanut butter flavored cereals since but it was the texture that made E.T. cereal so special. It's never been replicated... unfortunately!

Does anybody remember the Archway orange frosty cookies? They look just like the lemon cookies they make now but orange and so good! I'm hoping if they no longer make them that I can find some old ones on ebay or something.

does anyone remember Tatties? Deep fried like a prawn cracker, popular in Australia in the 70's and 80's. Can you buy them anymore?

Michelle Viennetta?

The bacon snacks from the 70's were called Bacon Nips made by Frito Lay. There is a video of the commercial on YouTube. I loved those things and ate them after school with a cold glass bottle of Coke!

Anyone remember or even heard of Noocy or Nucy? It was a chocolate dip like Nutella but sold in individual single serving containers. I barely remember it but it was like eating chocolate frosting basically.

Does anyone remember these snack cups from school that had a brownie on the bottom with a layer of mint flavored whipped topping and a layer of regular whipped topping with mini chocolate chips on top? Can't remember what they were called.

Does anyone remember a chocolate cookie with a light sugar coating sold in the late 70's early 80's. I lived in NY at the time. They were packaged like chips ahoy in a brown package. They are not snaps or archway Dutch cocoa. That is all I can remember and cannot locate them anywhere to figure out who made them or the name of them.

I remember a chocolate cookie w/ chocolate chips and they had sugar crystals on them. They were packaged in a brown package like chips ahoy? Anyone?

So many foods I never ate. Here are two no one seems to have mentioned. Late seventies, early eighties, I used to eat these microwavable blueberry pancakes, by Pillsbury, maybe? The current pics look nothing like my memory. They were in a cardboard box and the blueberry sauce was white and creamy and filled with artery clogging goodness. I also remember at our Dominick's store, the bakery used to sell something called "Scotch Bread". It was a regular french loaf with a mysterious sauce poured over it. So good. I know I am not crazy.

For those looking for the smores, it is called Suddenly Smores. Look for the ad on YouTube. It's glorious.

I always loved the Little Debbie "spice cakes", the Screaming Yellow Zonkers popcorn, Jello Pudding Pops, and Quaker used to make a yummy caramel granola bar back in the 80's. I also remember a flavored milk that was in a box with a straw and the box had cartoon pics of zoo animals on it. So many yummy memories!

I have a few things I looking for and I'd appreciate any help identifying them. The first were these otter pop like frozen bars, however instead of frozen ice they were filled with a frozen yogurt or soft serve. These were available in stores around 1988. Second were these flat beef sticks in a can. The can had like 24 beef sticks. Last were these frozen triangle shaped fruit bars. They came in cherry, orange and grape. Cherry was the best.. I think it was by minute maid. Thanks for all the memories everyone!

Mark, the triangle fruit pops are indeed minute maid. And they still make them!!! I just bought some at Walmart!

Ok, driving me nuts for some time now. What was the brand name of the frozen yogurt or ice cream that was sold cheap at elementary school or gyms or medical offices, that came in a foam cup/bowl with a clear plastic lid with a label on it of the flavor. They had stuff like "mint chip" and "mud pie." Only had the good stuff on top, and the rest of the bowl big cup was just plain icecream. It was cheap ice cream. Anyone recall??

Does anyone remember what the powdered hot eggnog brand was that came in individual packets? I remember we used to have it every year along with the hot apple cider packets, it's driving us crazy trying to remember what they were :-(

Do anyone remember the cookie cake called Chip flip made my Hostess2

Marie G the hot eggnog in packets was the Aspen brand. Also had the hot cider which I think is still available. Think the eggnog has been gone for quite a while now. For anymore info on this you might rely on Rob Lambert...he seems to know a lot about the foods and snacks of the past!

I'm trying to find the brand name of this cookies my grandma bought me in the late 1980s. They came in a tin and were teddy bear shaped. The taste of the cookie was sweet and cinnamon. The backs of the cookies were coated in chocolate. Anyone recognize these cookies?

@ Natalie 2013 That flavored peanut butter (chocolate, banana, etc.) was called Koogle

Is there anyone out there that know the recipe on how to cook the peanut butter cookies from back in 1978-1980's

KNWerner I have been looking for those cookies too. They also came in a green wrapper. I want to say they were made by Jacks Cookie Co. but since they were bought out by Murray I haven't been able to find anything at all on them. They were the BEST Christmas cookies!

Anyone remember a yogurt (I think) popsicle from the 80's or so that looked a lot like jello pudding pops, but was orange or peach and had a harder shell around it with softer frozen yogurt in the center. All I could come up with was pudding pops, or mini milk, but these were orange or peach flavored.

I was in high school from 1979-1983 and my high school snack bar sold a product that we called PIZZA SNAX. It was wrapped in plastic like a burrito, but was made with a pasta "shell" instead of a flour tortilla and stuffed with pizza sauce and cheese. The whole individual packet appeared to be steamed as the were very hot, moist and melty. They were AMAZING and I would love to find them again!

Does anyone remember the pudding pops (not Jello Pudding Pops) that looked like freezies? They were in the plastic freeze tubes and came in a variety box of Chocolate, Butterscotch, Strawberry, and I think Banana. I can't remember what the actual name of them is or what brand they were (I always called them pudding pops) and I want to know if they are still made anywhere!!

Does anyone remember the size of honey which were in cartons. I think it was wescombe?? Two sizes small and large. Ta

on a Mama's Family episode from 1986, Mama was serving la Vienna cookies. Did they exist in real life?

There was a kind of dip that came in jars made by French's, I think it was called Dip 'Ums

I'm trying to remember these individual frozen microwave cakes. I think they were in a white box so I thought they were Pepperidge Farm but maybe they were Sara Lee or some other brand. There was a chocolate chip one and it had a sauce. So you microwaved it and it was almost like a lava cake. I was born in 1972 and I was probably 8-12 years old when we had them. Any ideas??

I am looking for a medium brown cake shaped like a donut but not a donut. Some called it a coffee cake with a spice cake taste with a hole in the center. It was a snack cake type. It came 2 or 4 package wrapped, I can't remember, not sure. I don't remember the name. I can't find it any where. My parents sold it in their country store years ago. Has it been discontinued or does anyone know where I can find them?

Jess - I'm looking for the same info! I was a child in the late 80s and I remember these REALLY well but I can't find anyone that knows what they were called! I lived in Eastern Canada if that helps at all. Not sure if it was a Canadian market thing (Like the Mr. Juicy by McCain).

I have a few things I remember for example does anybody remember the rainbow snowcone with the gumball at the bottom? What about the lost Coconut Rounds from Little Debbie. Or what about the amazing PB MAXX candy with the granola cookie and real thick creamy peanut butter covered in chocolate. What about the orange wax harmonica? I used to chew that one but it really wasn't edible, same goes for the wax lips. What about the brachs candies that people would steal when grocery shopping? lol They used to have an assortment but I remember the cinnamon discs, the coconut pink white and brown bars, and the white nougats with the jellied bits. The 80s had the best candy and snacks ever.

Does anyone remember Mrs French's vanilla shakes? They were sold in glass bottles maybe 16 ounces in the 1980's. They tasted otherworldly good and I can't seem to find a trace of it anywhere on the web.

I’m trying to find the name of these crackers that seemed to have disappeared in the mid 80s that, if my memory serves me well, were very thin and barrel shaped as well as other similar shapes. The crackers were NOT Vegetable Thins, but closely resembled the flavor with a sharper taste almost as if it had cheese in it. The name escapes me but they sure were good. The edges were very point so you had to be careful popping them in your mouth. I want to say they came in a green box...any clues? I’d love to have something that tasted like those again!

I am going nuts trying to figure out what this brand of oatmeal cookie was. I don't know if it's strictly an "80s" food because I was a kid at the time, but I don't think they're in production anymore. They were plain, as far as I remember, definitely no raisins. They came in a box that was mostly white but had a cellophane "window" on one side where you could see the cookie. The cookies themselves were on the thinner side but seemed large in diameter (at least to my child brain), and I distinctly remember a small indent in the center of the cookie. The only one I've found that's close to that look is the Voortman's oatmeal cookie, but the packaging isn't close to what I'm remembering. My mom used to buy them all the time, but she can't remember the brand name, either. I feel like the logo was some kind of circle. But, again, not Voortman's. It's driving me and my sister nuts!! I loved those cookies so much.

Don't know the brand it was a Bar soft cookie ,about 3' by 2 inches ,cellophane see through package on the top. I don't know if it was molasses or oatmeal. Help!

I originally came on here to figure out those triangular shaped frozen strawberry ice cream treats, and someone finally got it! It was the Yoplait soft frozen yogurt, yumm!! Now I'm curious if anyone remembers the dark pink extra gum!? Can't remember the flavor, and curious if anyone has ever found it anywhere? :)

The pudding in the metal can with sharp lid was Hunt's Pudding Pack or Snack Pack. I remember the chocolate and the butterscotch (yellow) flavor.

@kirranuchis The frozen square coconut cake was by Pepperidge Farm and is still widely available. Look in the frozen desserts section.

Does anyone remember "Brewski's"? They were like an oyster cracker flavored with tobasco packaged in snack sized bag in the late 80's early 90's. I was a kid then and I think my mom got them at Sam's club when it was new to our area. They were so addicting!

Try doing an image search on Google or Duck Duck Go or whatever search engine you have using phrases like "80s cookie package" or "70s candy wrapper". I found things I had forgotten about like Dynamints, I Screams cookies, and Space Dust Candy. Anyone miss Nestles Alpine White chocolate bar?

Anyone remember Hydrox Hydrodome? My grandmother said she bought them either 70s or 80s, and you could see the cookies through a clear package. The cookie was a soft vanilla wafer with the filling in the middle, and the filling itself was a marshmallow spread with a cherry gel on top. I asked about her favorite memory about it and she reiterated: she will never forget the taste. She also said that instead of being round like a typical Hydrox cookie, they were oblong, like a Vienna Fingers.

To @Mark the can of flat beef sticks was called "Beef Jerky" but for the life of me I cannot recall the brand. The can was brown with orange or white letters. These were a great snack but one was not enough for me.

Does anyone remember when Sonic drive in restaurants used to serve the drinks with a little plastic animal perched on the rim? My favorite was the mouse.

I remember a chocolate pudding cup snack, I think it came 6 in a pack, it had a red white and blue bdge logo IIRC, my mom got them for me and the rest of my family members, i don't know what they were.

I remember a chocolate pudding cup snack, I think it came 6 in a pack, it had a red white and blue badge logo IIRC, my mom got them for me and the rest of my family members, i don't know what they were. If anyone knows, E-Mail Me @ jerseydevil33601@aol.com

I Remember French's Dip Um Sauces From The 80s, Does Anyone Remember Them?

I Remember French's Dip Um Sauces From The 80s, Does Anyone Remember Them?

Does anyone remember a cookie with pictures on them? I seem to remember pictures of people or something on them I am not so sure. I remember having them as a snack when I was at church. I want to say the cookie was vanilla and the picture on the cookie was maybe chocolate. I was about four at the time so 1989 maybe 1990. Does anyone know what I am thinking of?

Does anyone remember a candy/gum called "Hot Ice"? It came in a 2-pack and was like gumballs/jawbreakers. The flavor would go from cool/mint to cinnamon/hot and once the candy shell was gone there was gum.