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.