It's unfortunate that some chose to cast dispersions against Tastykake when the issue at hand is Dutch Mill donuts. I entered this webpage and was astonished at how many faithful, articulate and eloquent people chose to remember these fine donuts; and do so in such an academic manner. Let's not cast dispersions against a company whose only crime is the inability to remake products commensurate to the quality echelon set by Dutch Mill. What baking facility now a days possibly could?! You don't walk into a Hyundai dealer and ask for a Rolls Royce. Tastykake is a fine company as was Dutch Mill. Live and let live people.

My grandmother used to bring me bags of Clover Club pizza puffs when they would come back from trips to Colorado in the 70s. I loved those things. I would love to have some now although they would probably give me heartburn these days.

Corn Pringles are by a mile...the best and only flavour of pringles worth eating.It is not so obscure a chip as what some of you might think. Everyone i knew loved them back when they made them. The reason a food manufacture ceases a line ( it particularly seems to apply to popular lines of chips ), is to avoid canabalisation of it's other lines, and a lower overall sales total for its lines within that category. They stopped making them because they weren't popular?...what a load of whoo-ee! Bring back the CORN!!

I agree!!! I too think about the nacho cheese flovored Tostitos, often! They need to bring them back!!!!! and in the same yellow bag!

I looovvveeddd this soda growing up in Waukegan, Illinois!!!! I can still taste it now! Delish!!

When it first debuted, Priazzo was the greatest Italian dish at any American restaurant. When it first came out, there were 3 types; the ROMA, MILANO and NAPOLI. It was avaiable in one size, a 12" 6-cut. It had it's own specific dough which had cornmeal in it, and it's own specific sauce which was very thick, dark spiced and rich. The cheese was a half mozz, and half cheddar. They literally couldn't make them fast enough. They were labor intensive, but for $12-$13 a piece back in 1986 they were very profitable, and became HUGE sellers. Then, the morons at the controls of the HUT ruined it all. Being so labor intensive, you wanted to make dozens of them ahead of time to have ready to put in the oven when ordered, or you could get behind really fast. The corporate brainiacs decided to expand the menu to include 6 differently stuffed Priazzos, and also 3 different sizes ( adding a 4-cut and 8-cut ). NOW, there were so many combinations of Priazzos available that you couldn't afford to make what you thought you might need in advance. The kitchens got backed up quickly. Then, they brought out the dreadful "Hand Tossed" Pizza, and decided to water down the Priazzo by using the new "Triple Cheese Blend" from the Hand-Tossed pizza( mozz, cheddar, and Monterey Jack ). Later, they got rid of the Priazzo specific cornmeal dough and replaced it with the THIN'N CRISPY dough. By now, your Priazzo took forever to be assembled, and tasted nothing like it did in it's original format. It died in the early 1990's. I opened a new PIZZA HUT prototype store in late 1990, and my store was sadly among the first not to sell it at all. IF there is anyone at PIZZA HUT corp with brains these days, you'd do well to bring it back in it's original format, and then leave it alone. It's sad to think of the quality that PIZZA HUT once had with items like PRIAZZO, and then look at the garbage like "BIGFOOT" that ruined the brand's premium image.

I remember my grandmother taking me and my mom home from her house and always stopping to get us a seven up bar. They were so different then anything I had before. I kind of wished they would switch out the jelly one for something better though. But yes, it was like a box of mixed chocolates hooked together and made into a candy bar.

i loved, loved those.

why have something so good and stop it.i dont like the way cambells makes it and never will either bring it back or give us the recipe

I have asked my husband as well as others if they remembered sour cream and onion doritos and they had no idea what I was talking about. I was telling my 13 year-old daughter how good they were and was trying to describe how good they taste. The ranch doritos are as close as they get, but nothing can compare. I used to buy them from a corner store on the way to school @ 56th & market in west philly while waiting for the 31 bus. Wow, what a thing to eat so early in the morning, but they sure were good!!! I surely would love to see them back in the stores again and that would be to stay!!!!

I wrote and sang the commercial for "Bubble Ezz"...no kidding!

we want criss cross back i love 'em

WE NEED FRANCO AMERICAN MAC & CHEESE!!!!!!!!!!!!! BRING IT BACK!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!!!!!!!!

Bring back the PB MAXX!!

they say no stick and yet it kept getting stuck in my hair when i blew a bubble! lol!

lame.

They still have them at the Wal-mart (evil) where I live, but I've only seen the honey nut Oh's. They are now one of my favorite cereals. If only I didnt have to buy them from Wal-mart.

I too was wondering what happend to Neon Oreos and after searching the net I realized there wasn't one picture or any real proof confirming their existance. I then e-mailed Nabisco asking them if they had any information on Neon oreos and I was avised that after a quick seach of their systems nothing came up but at the same time many of their promotions from the 90s are in an archinve and not readily accessible. I think there is a conspiracy here, there is something we arn't being told about Neon Oreos. Please someone show me proof that Neon Oreos actually existed and this isn't something out of the Matrix.

I love Fresca, one of the only sodas that I do like.I wish I would have been able to taste the original formula and saddened to learn that the current one is so far from it.

I too loved the Hormel's Frank'n'stuffs. They stopped making them because of people burning their mouths on the chili. Which in a country where we need labels to tell us not to blow dry our hair while taking a shower... I do not see this product making a comeback. Lawsuits aside, these dogs were great. At least the Hormel chili no beans and your favorite hot dog will do(these days I'm partial to Nathan's). The frank'n'stuffs were much more convenient however.

I used to eat them all the time. It was in a blue can. I remember that roller coasters did NOT have the same taste as all the other pasta. It was a sweeter taste. It was so good. They look like the are trying to bring them back. But I just ate some pasta in the red can and got all excited but it is not the sweet taste at the original roller coaster. It is a little similar and I mean just a little. 5% Please bring these roller coaster with meatballs back.

If anyone wants to start a Bring back chipsters campaign count me in. It was my favorite snack as a kid and would probably still be my favorite if I could just find them. I am seriously craving them now. I may have to agree to the Italy trip my spouse wants to take just to find out if they really have them there.

I grew up in Memphis, TN and buried treasures are a very fond childhood memory. They were my favorite and anything raspberry flavored I tell my kids "Tastes like a buried treasure".

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

nobody ever remembers these. they were the best with that fruit and cream center. i used to break it in half and lick the middle out before eating the cake. mmmm! what happened to all the yummy old school food?

Why won't they bring it back when they see everyone misses it???????? I would buy a case right now.

I've been looking for a picture of a can of the Tarheel Blue Soda. Can someone post pics of the can?

Tab was/IS diet soley. Still made and i t is on the store shelves here in Colorado.. IF I could drink it, I would.. it's got caffeine. It always reminded me of coke with cinnamon. I once sent away and got a cool bright pink sweatshirt and sweatpants from them.

I'm 48 and I grew up in Orange County, CA.. I was a Navy Brat, so when dad came back in to port (san diego), he'd have all these different foods/recipes. We were eating sushi, way, WAY longer back than now.. in the 1960's.. dad had a friend who married a Japanese gal.. she'd invite us over and cook for us.mmmmmm

ALL Pogen's were great! I used to steal them frm my sister.

the ONLY one I liked was their Split Pea with rye croutons..

I SOOOOOOOOOOO miss their canneloni. There were 2 of them in each dinner: one was veal, the other spinach I think. mmmmmmmmmmmm

when I moved here to CO 10 yrs ago, I found cans of it at a CVS? Long's Drugs? store.. they were out of date and I was told they had no more and I kept checking, never saw them again. IF you looked the ingredients, you'd see the type of cheese used: Cheshire.. English. Amber

several people on the net tell me that in Texas, they still are being made in that factory and are easily available in their stores.. Someone mailed me 3 bags several yrs ago.. I too used them in taco salad! They didn't taste the same to me though, but, like me, my taste buds have changed.

I am ALMOST POSITIVE the FIRST Nacho Cheese Doritos came out in the early 1970's. I remember getting my mom to buy 3 bags and I sneaked them into my suitcase for my 2 wks at a diabetic camp that Summer. They were/ARE SO addicting, that I just never buy them anymore.. Man, youth!!

has ANYONE SEEN THE VANILLA PIES? i just ate the chocolate and its not that good compared to the vanilla ones back then!!! im from northern california (san francisco area).... ive looked everywhere and they have all flavors but the vanilla!!! hellppp

CIBB got me through camp (signed the petition).

I still miss those. I remember thinking that they were just the best thing ever.

5 cans and a bottle up for sale on Ebay! ends 2/13/10

You can get them all over in Toronto. They've got an official website too. I've seen the pictured bottle at an Asian market in one of the shopping malls here. Lime Ricky FTW.

I used have these in my lunch almost every day during high school. You could stuff them inside a bland sandwich and get a good meal.

Informatin has been attained from the acquaintance of one of Dutch Mill's old managers. This gentleman was a manager in the foods industry since the '60s and worked at numerous companies including Thomas' Enlish Muffins. In any case, the acquintance of this chap, a lady who wished to stay off the record, stated that there were, and still are, various contingents that would like to A) Attain the recipes for various Dutch Mill products and B) Produce and distribute these products in their original packaging. But here's the proverbial fly in the ointment. Tastykake has a major issue with this model. Not that it would be direct competition, in the overall sense, since Tastykake's products are mass production, low end products and Dutch Mill is/was a specialty, quality oriented, high end product. Despite Tastykake's inferior attributes, they dominate the consumer driven market for customers uniterested in superior ingredients and enhanced baking techniques. Therefore, one would assume there's no direct conflict of interest. HOWEVER, Tastykake's concern is that a small perecntage of their customer base, even 5 to 10 percent, would abandone their low end products once they discovered the supremacy of the Dutch Mill product. Bottom line ... Tastykake is looking out for the bottom line.

I've been looking everywhere for this mac and cheese. I used to find it in an old Acme supermarket by my house, but unfortunately it burned down several years ago. I decided to see if I could find it and was surprised to see I wasn't the only one who grew up on the stuff. Definitely has to be the long wide noodles and the white sauce. Hope to see it back on the market soon!

Christopher don't curse!

I have been missing the O'Gradys sour cream and bacon for years and would love to see them back.

I love Fruit Wrinkles they give me Fruitasims!

Alpine white was my favorite candy as a child, i remember being so young that i couldnt even say the name right, i called them "all plain white", god i miss that candy.

The best memory that I have from "Big mouth" was trying to bite it when it still had half the way to be finished looking for the gum. I have a jaw cracked for that for the rest of my life.. hehehe. I know now why they call them "jawbreakers". I think Wonka.com used to make them, but I´m quite not sure. They used to taste as the Gobstoppers.

Beef Barley was our favorite. Looked for it for years. At first thought local stores stopped carrying it--then figured it was gone for good! Would also like to see it come back. Just like everything--good stuff gets axed!

PaulH and some others are right. If you tried Laffy Taffy and it wasn't the same, you may have bought the wrong one. I'm not sure why they have 2 different recipes, but they do. You must buy the bar that is the same size you remember as a kid (about 2x6 inches, 1.5 oz.). It comes in Grape, Strawberry, Cherry, and Watermelon and has a picture of a goofy monster on the front. Grape and Cherry taste almost exactly like Tangy Taffy used to, but Strawberry and Watermelon seem to lack some of the bite they had. However, the smaller bars and the rope size taste the same as Laffy Taffy has always tasted even though you can buy some of the same flavors. Far to sweet and no "tangy".

I so loved these my husband looked at me like like I had two heads when I asked if he remembered them though! At least someone remembers them other than myself!

I remember eating puff a fruits as a young boy, sometimes there would only be one left so all the kids would fist fight until there was only one person standing and they got to enjoy the puff a fruit all to themselves...

i asked my friends about the green doritos bag and they thought i was crazy... finally people who understand my sorrow. please bring back that great chip! and if anyone can find a good quality picture of the bag, please post it. i thought there was another bag design after the one posted

I was just at a restaurant and had Orange Fanta out of a soda machine and got a flashback to me in my parents' garage eating a Goofy (orange) ice pop. These things were amazing and clearly left an impression since I am 24 now and couldn't have been more than 5 or 6 when I ate them...

Lived in Victoria BC and we too had chipopities. Been trying to find the commercials on youtube with no success.

I'm 38 and wish for these to return EVERY year when I get a cold. Maybe there was a secret ingredient that made us all addicts... If so many people loved them it makes NO sense that they stopped. Maybe the aliens took them all to ET...

The thing I miss most about Nerds candy is getting Nerds Blizzards at Dairy Queen. At my local DQ You once had the option of which flavor, out of I think six at the time. Cherry was my favorite, but Orange not far behind. They eventually switched to just having Rainbow Nerds as an option, nowhere near as good.

ive never seen it anywhere but indiana

We also used to buy this gum at a penny each. I remember we had brown paper sacks full of it. Wish I could get my hands on a bag, it was truely the greatest gum ever.

Top 5 Sitcoms of All time: The Honeymooners, The Odd Couple, All in The Family, MASH and Seinfeld. Honorable mentions are: Get Smart, The Mary Tyler Moore Show, Taxi, Cheers and if you're feeling young and silly Gilligan's Island. That's sort of a joke, but that's the point. Gilligan's Island had some very funny and toung and cheek comeos and that show always left you with a smile on your face. AND THE BEST DONUT JOINT in New Orleans is Cafe du Monde on decatur Street. Try them out. And the best super market donut of all time? Dutch Mill without a flipping doubt!!!!

That's better. Now stay off this page before you bore everyone with your top 5 sitcoms and all your dumb-ass honorable mentions.

Oh yeah ... Dutch Mill rules, bring back Dutch Mill, save the whales and all that crap

Dar Brother, WHAT ABOUT YOU VIEW ON DUTCH MILL?!

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Anybody know if we can find it in Canada? Been looking for a while. Where in Mexico did u find it! What name does it sell under!

Was on here looking for Magic Pan's Cherries Royale recipe. Anyone ever tried to recreate it with any luck? I managed to recreate the Spinach and one of the Chicken Crepes, but never tried the Cherries Royale. What was the filling? I am unsure. If I knew I would give it my best and let you all know if it worked. Let me know if you remember what it was....yum! It was by far the best thing I think I have ever had to eat.

Anybody know where i can pick up some Pop Shoppe pop?

I'm telling everyone I knew as a youth to get in on these Dutch Mill doughut chats! I know at least five family members including my brother in New Orleans that enjoyed Dutch Mill products and wish they came back. If we all do this, then we'll have a culinary army! Francine got the ball rolling. Now it's up to all of us to recruit as many Dutch Mill Doughnut Head as possible. By the way, does anyone remember their pound cakes?! They were good, too.

Whatup all you bacon cheddar cheetos lovers those cheetos were me and my brothers and sisters favorite back in 1984 thru 86 or 87 we couldn't get enough of them things, i feel like a lot of you out there every time i would ask someone if they had ever had these cheetos they would say, what! i done remember those but i do and them bad boys was hittin we grow up in compton ca and in my late 30's now and sure would like see them back in the markets and stores.

I LOVED the chocolate cookie w/chocolate icecream - It's kinda neat to know that others share the same fond memories.

i would go to church if i could find these crackers...or even be happy with one girl.

I loved Magic Pan!!! It was great. The restaurant was always packed. What happened??