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The 50 Greatest Discontinued '90s Foods and Beverages 90s food was a time for exploration. A time when fruit snacks, sodas, candies and fast food could be "extreme", multi-colored and when food was expected to be loud.
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Fruitopia was on the market from 1994-2003 with a definite peak in the late 90s when it was in every vending machine and 7-Eleven across the country. The dyed sugar water drink leaned into its.
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1. Surge Coca-Cola Retro Surge Logo Graphic T-Shirt Buy on Amazon Surge was discontinued in 2002 and is making a comeback in stores and at Burger King in the frozen variety along with Pauly Shore. Yeah, Buuuuddy! CarBS - Burger King Frozen Surge Watch on 2. Orbitz What's not to love about a "Lava Lamp" soda with floating flavor balls?
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One memorable brand was Josta. Armed with guarana and a bold panther on its can, it was PepsiCo's brave foray into retro energy drinks. Taking the energy soda world by storm, it carved a niche for itself, thanks to its unique spicy, fruity flavor. You might recall feeling that buzzy jolt after downing a can of Josta!
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Twist-top drinks were all the rage in the last 90s and early 2000s. The initial appeal of drinking from a rim of hard, jagged plastic wore off quickly, however, and "Squeezit" and similar brands.
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In addition to the many extinct sugary cereals and other discontinued foods of the 1980s and '90s, here are 10 drinks you'll never again see on store shelves…for better or for worse.. 12. Hi-C Ecto Cooler (1987 - 1997) Hi-C's Ecto Cooler was a bright green orange-flavored drink released in 1987 as a product tie-in to the cartoon "The Real Ghostbusters" — and considering that.
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Crystal Pepsi Originally, this Pepsi drink was marketed as a "healthier" choice when it came to soft drinks. The company marketed it as caffeine-free and connected the clear color to health. Released in the early '90s, it was discontinued in 1993. It's returned but with an altered, caffeinated formula.
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The 31 Greatest Discontinued '90s Foods and Beverages. These are the best foods from the '90s. From Fruitopia, to The Arch Deluxe, Crystal Pepsi, Pepsi Blue (poor lost Pepsi), Pop Tarts Crunch cereal, PB Max, Sprite Remix, Josta, to even Spice Girl lollipops, these are the best in 90s food: snacks, drinks, candy and all.
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Whether our favorite childhood snacks were relatively healthy is under question. However, '90s snacks and drinks were not as "infested" with GMOs as the foods are now. Nevertheless, many '90s snacks were discontinued or banned and flagged as a choking hazard for children. Yes, we are pointing the finger at you, Kinder Surprise eggs.
40+ Discontinued Foods From the '90s We Wish Would Come Back
List of all of the discontinued foods of the '90s that you would give anything to taste just one more time. Grocery stores of the '90s were a time for exploration. A time when fruit snacks, sodas, candies and fast food could be "extreme," multi-colored, and when food was expected to be loud.
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1. Tang This 90s powdered drink was a true pioneer of its time. After Tang, many brands tried to jump on its popularity wagon, offering cheaper prices and weird flavors, but none reached the height of success Tang did. I still remember the original commercials where a spoiled rich kid requested orange juice from his butler.
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Surge was a popular but extremely short-lived carbonated phenomenon that embodied '90s-ness so purely, it petered out pretty much exactly when the '90s did. Pepsi's neon-yellow goliath, Mountain Dew the soda was finally discontinued in 2003. It seemed like Surge had lived a short but wild life, filled with chaotic commercials featuring soda.
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Hooch, our introduction to alcopops, was launched in 1995 and at the height of its popularity sold a staggering 2.5 million bottles each week in Britain. We were particularly fond of the orange one. Hooch is still available in the supermarket and on Amazon in lemon and a frankly vile looking pink in 24 packs. We still would. View offer. £ 39.50.
Fruitopia is listed (or ranked) 12 on the list The 50 Greatest Discontinued '90s Foods and
Fruitopia was discontinued in 2003. Fruitopia's marketing was handled by Sergio Zyman, most famous for his role in the abject failure that was New Coke. Zyman brought in a creative ad agency called Chiat/Day, who'd made commercials for Apple. It was under this team that Fruitopia adopted its quirky flavor names, new-age slogans, and Kate Bush.
40+ Discontinued Foods From the '90s We Wish Would Come Back
What were you drinking in the '90s? Maybe you cracked open a bottle of Zima at the bar after taking the guy/girl you met through the video dating service to see "Reality Bites" or perhaps kicked.
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The '90s were saturated with oddball Nickelodeon characters - Rugrats, Ren and Stimpy, Doug - noisy with the sound of raw guitar-heavy, grunge bands like Nirvana and Pearl Jam, and suffered an invasion of weird-looking, Japanese pocket monsters called Pokémon. The pre-Internet, post-hair band decade of the 1990s also gave us a multitude of tasty and not so tasty beverages we still drink.