40 Nostalgic 90s Foods That Might Make Your Mouth Water Just By Remembering Them

[Dude111]

Below is a list of 90s foods that either got prohibited or canceled,with few still selling in the shops today.

Are there any discontinued snacks from the 90s that were your favourites?

www.boredpanda.com/nostalgic-90s-food

I liked from the list: HUbba Bubba,Chiclets,Candy Cigerettes,Fla-Vor-Ice,Quik,Animal Crackers,Square Pizza and Kool Aid

I like Kool Aid,Quik and Animal Crackers (Square pizza is awesome)

[denphone]

l miss Heinz sponge puddings.

Its an American list I think, so many were never in the UK.

Sweet Cigerettes as we used to call them, I love them.
You can still get them, just called candy sticks these days.

I still get ice-pops (in the summer), and still get Potato Sticks (Asda or Morrisons).

You can still get 7-Up (in the UK anyway).

[Dude111]

Yes I think I have seen it here also (7 up)


I love those sweet cigs also!! (Much better for your health)

[Stephen]

I recognise a few things on the list. Good old Vienneta, it wasn't a 90s thing in the UK though. First appeared in the 70s. It was always a sundy desert treat for us in the 80s. Usually with some tinned fruit.

Originally Posted by Paul

Its an American list I think, so many were never in the UK.

Sweet Cigerettes as we used to call them, I love them.
You can still get them, just called candy sticks these days.

I still get ice-pops (in the summer), and still get Potato Sticks (Asda or Morrisons).

You can still get 7-Up (in the UK anyway).

Tesco and M&S do their own ones too.

[TheDaddy]

Originally Posted by Stephen

I recognise a few things on the list. Good old Vienneta, it wasn't a 90s thing in the UK though. First appeared in the 70s. It was always a sundy desert treat for us in the 80s. Usually with some tinned fruit.

Tesco and M&S do their own ones too.

You can still get Vienneta, had some a few months back, Sarah Lee gateau's were great too and you can still get similar, caramac is being discontinued soon though, I remember golden cups and texans also there was something in later 90's called pilsbury toaster pockets which were immense, miss all them

[Stephen]

Originally Posted by TheDaddy

You can still get Vienneta, had some a few months back, Sarah Lee gateau's were great too and you can still get similar, caramac is being discontinued soon though, I remember golden cups and texans also there was something in later 90's called pilsbury toaster pockets which were immense, miss all them

I saw viennetas in Tesco yesterday.

I remember them bringing Texans back in the early 2000's. Bought quote a number of them.

The wife loves Caramac and we bought a few multipacks in Home Bargins last week. The alternative is Milkybar Gold or the Cadbury Caramilk which is really nice

[TheDaddy]

Originally Posted by Stephen

The wife loves Caramac and we bought a few multipacks in Home Bargins last week. The alternative is Milkybar Gold or the Cadbury Caramilk which is really nice

Caramac is being brought back for a limited time...

[Stephen]

Wow, so discontinued in November and already being brought back. People must really have complained a lot for them to do it so soon. In stores from today apparently.

We'll see if its a limited release, or if it sticks around longer.

[denphone]

Originally Posted by Stephen

I saw viennetas in Tesco yesterday.

I remember them bringing Texans back in the early 2000's. Bought quote a number of them.

The wife loves Caramac and we bought a few multipacks in Home Bargins last week. The alternative is Milkybar Gold or the Cadbury Caramilk which is really nice

l loved the limited editions of Vienneta a while back.

[Stephen]

Originally Posted by denphone

l loved the limited editions of Vienneta a while back.

I had a mint choc one last night. Bit disappointing now really. The chocolate crisp layers are so small. It only runs down the middle and not all the way to the edges.

[Taf]

Originally Posted by TheDaddy

Caramac is being brought back for a limited time...

McVities Gold biscuit bars are coated in what appears to be Caramac.

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by Taf

McVities Gold biscuit bars are coated in what appears to be Caramac.

I love these but they're far too small for my liking.

[denphone]

Originally Posted by SnoopZ

I love these but they're far too small for my liking.

One needs two instead of one as shrinkflation takes hold.

[SnoopZ]

Originally Posted by denphone

One needs two instead of one as shrinkflation takes hold.

In my case I could eat the whole packet in 15mins. Lol