Hi...to the person who said they saw them in Colorado, anyplace/supermarket in particular? Thanks!

i loved the hubba bubba drink!! please bring it back.i feel as though i can almost taste it in my mouth right now, it brings back good memories as a kid.lol i know its full of sugar etc but the taste was amazing, i need a fix and i need it now!cant believe it got discontinued...its a dam shame :(

the commercial jingle went "veal parmesiana will be here forever". lol, not so prophetic after all

is there another name for koo koo bars cause they say they arent in the market any more but if you watch the new kfc commercial the guy is eating 1

I agree with you. The candy coated ones are just not the same. They need to bring back the original.

I lived on Wonka candy when I was in high school!I was (and still am) a sugar addict! They need to bring back Wacky Wafers, Dinosaur Eggs, and the original Tart-n-Tinys!

I loved these!! I used to buy them at the corner store every morning before school. They used to come 2 in a pack in plastic wrap and they were 10 cents a pack. I really wish Wonka would bring them back!

Being 21 in 1979, Malt Duck and Las Vegas. Use your imagination.

I looked for this everywhere from the time I was five and when I lived in Ireland I found it! I got ridiculed by my roommates for eating it all the time! It's currently available over there!

Yep. I remember watching the tv too seeing some wierd chocolate looking claymation type of animated "Coco Lotto" commercials. This is when I was a kid in the 80's, oh yes, in eastern Canada. For a brief while, it seemed all the neighborhood kids were eating these silly choco-lotto bars. I remember trying a couple myself and thinking they didn't really taste so good. But yeah, I do remember it.

A website said a small company named Cookie Club out of 7301 Ridgeway Skokie, IL 60076, made twookies now.

I used to love this drink back in the day. I'd always get the 4 pack of raspberry flavor. I might have had cherry or strawberry, but that light pink label was the one I always looked for. Came in little tiny glass bottles. If you're looking for a drink that tastes similar, there's this brand called Clearly Prestige. It comes in all sorts of flavors like Raspberry, cherry, strawberry, key lime, mandarian orange, etc... So far I've only seen it for sale at Winn-Dixie (if you can still find one of those around) and they come in 1 liter bottles. The taste is just about what I remember from New York Seltzer.

i loved those when i was like 2 or 3, i called them woot winkles, and still remember how good they were:)

I LOVED COCONUT YOOHOO I MISS IT I THINK IT SHOULD BE PUT BACK ON THE MARKET FOR ALL OF US COCONUT LOVERS

They only sell them at Disney world/land now. Don't that suck?

I loved twookies! They did come in peanut butter too...that's the flavor I always ate. Damn, I miss them.

This was my favorite snack. And I liked the commercial too (the Cornquistodores). I was a college student when these came out and everyday at the student center, I used to buy 3-4 bags (they were small, not like the big bags you would find at the supermarket). If I recall correctly, they were only around for less than a year. But everyone was buying them so I never understood why they were discontinued. As much as I hate to disappoint my fellow Cornquistodores, I doubt seriously that they are being made now by anyone but if enough of us who do remember them write to the company who made them (was it Frito Lay?), they might consider bringing them back. It might be worth a try.

Frtio Lay Co. BRING BACK MY SOUR CREAM AND ONION DORITOS!

Started drinking with malt duck, used to love that small bottle.. think they had it in quarts.. Malt duck and golden campale.. the good ole dayzs

Gotta tell ya, I work at the plant in Verona and they just aren't the same. We cut back on the sugar big time to save money, and you can tell. It's weird to see all these people from all over the States though talking about these things I see literally tens of thousands of every day. :)

Oh loved loved LOVED the Magic Pan in Beverly Hills. My mom took me there one day every week after shopping. So delicious, so decadent! I was so young then….

Anyone happen to know the recipe for this cookie? As a kid my dad used to deliver eggs to a company that made them in Detroit. I have the jar as a memory but would like to savor the taste again.

wtf, i haven't had any yet. it's been years.

I thought I was the only one missing the heydays cookie. The heydays cookie was the best cookie nabisco had to offer back then. I don't know why they stopped making those cookies. I cannot find these cookies anywhere. I wish they would bring the cookies back the way the use to be back in the late 70s and early 80s.

Here is the link to the Good Humor/ Unilever suggestion box.... I asked them to bring back the Fat Frog and if a few more people do the same we might have a shot. http://www.icecreamusa.com/contact_us/question.cfm

I too adored the Fat Frog at the pool snack bar as a kid.... How do we bring it back!?

I'm in SOuth Florida and I've been able to get it at Publix and Albertson's. I know Jewel and Dominick's also carry it in the north. Fun tip -- if you don't put in the golden nugget, it's virtually fat free and still tastes great. I discovered that when going through gall bladder issues. I still do it now even though I don't need to.

I believe it also went by the name MARATHON.

This was basically Pepsi's first attempt at a fruit flavored drink, after that they went to Slice, and then Storm, then slice again,Then Tropicana twister soda, and now Sierra mist.

You all must not remember, but the only reason this even was produced is because of the Pepsi challenge back in 1983,because of the results of the taste tests, the Coca-cola company freaked out and made a drastic decision to change the formula only 1 year before their 100th anniversary in 1986.It was a total failure.

Best nuggets evah. BBQ sauce was good, too.

I've asked so many people about these cookies and no one remembered - I'm glad I found them and can confirm that I'm not crazy! I was beginning to think they were a figment of my imagination!

Hey Everyone! I too have been missing/craving Franco American Macaroni and cheese. I used to it all the time as a kid and am so sad that it's not made anymore. I called and spoke to Campbell and am on a mission. If you call 1-800-257-8443 and tell them you'd like to have this product brought back, you'll be helping create "a buzz" about it. If we don't make some noise, then we'll never get to taste this great food again! Give them a call. If you'd like to brainstorm about some new ways to get this food prouced again, email me: perfect.planners@yahoo.com

We loved them in Kentucky, too! I miss them so much! They were the only chip of that thickness and texture. I am glad so many other people enjoyed them, but sad that they no longer make them...

I am in Rock Hill and LOVED this ice cream. I think it was made by Good Humor, but then sold to someone else.

We used to have Magic Pan at a few shopping malls in the Toronto area too...it was great to sit there and watch them actually make the crepes!

Thank GOD there are other people out there that remember the Kraft Softee Toffee cause most people I ask look at me like I'm crazy....LOL

I remember this!! It had the toucan on the front of the package sipping the drink from a straw....

Give ma a twookie

I loved Kissle! I can't stand yogurt -- tastes like sour milk, and I don't even like non-sour milk. I'm also very allergic to the cultures. If Kissle were around again, I would SO buy it!

I think Slice was discontinued in 2005. I saw Minute maid orange soda at Boston market a couple weeks ago.I tried some, best orange soda I've had in a long time.

Philistine is correct. It was brought out in 1993 but shortly discontinued because almost everyone thought it was fruit flavored. All it was was Pepsi without the "caramel color"added. Then after that was a failure,in 1994,they brought out Crystal, which actually was citrus flavored.That was out for an even shorter time. I have an empty can in my room.

I remember getting Tiger Red in a glass bottle, around 1967-1969. It seems to me the tiger image was a little more life-like, and less "tigger" than the one above, though. The closest flavor I've found to being that good, is having bought sarsaparilla root at an herbal shot, and making a tea sweetened with a couple of tablespoons of honey to 16 oz tea. Very good! No Tiger Red, though. :)

I really loved the frog as a child. I don't know why they took it away