I don't remember these but I bet they were good

i dont either but i would love to try one right now-it looks really tasty and colorful.i bet they are YABBA DABBA DELICIOUS!

I had it and it was GROSS! But I am still mad that my cousin spilled mine. Then I couldnt find it anymore.

They were good, I will never understand why they stopped selling them. The last time I had one was in 2002 or 2003.

I thought about these and decided to see if there were any pics online. When i ask people if they remember, no one does! The ones that i had were in bottles not cans. Does anyone remember the bottles?

I don't remember the cans..but I DO remember the bottles! I can't find photos of them anywhere..

I have a full set of the cans...would anyone know if there is any value for them?

ok first off-blair-it depends on 3 factors-the conditions of the cans 2. the popularity of the product 3. the name of the company that made the product secondly I remember seeing the cans and trying the bottles tasted too sweet to me

Two Flintstones products, Fruit Fizz and Push-Ups (frozen), came out in early 1990. Hanna Barbera Productions marketed these, but didn't disclose which company made them. These come close to coinciding with the John Goodman-Harold Ramis movie.

Flintstones Fruit Fizz was manufactured and bottled at what was then the Canandaugua Wine Company. I worked for them when they were called Constellation Brands in the early 2000's. Some of the bottling line crew maintenance people from those days were still working there when I was. Being a fan of the fizz I asked a couple of the folks about FFF and it was bottled on Line 1 (where 1L bottles of Arbor Mist were bottled at my time of employment). General consensus was that it was a pain in the a$$ as the bottles were small, plastic, and the retrofit attempts to the bottling line were not too successful. In my spare time I went hunting in the winemaker archives, looking for the recipe. My attempts came up fruit(fizz)less.