Doug Collins
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Became a lunchbox staple with cookies that were meant to be dunked in icing. Unfortunately, sales declined, leading to their discontinuation in the US by 2012.
Dunkaroos
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The silently disappeared wild cherry, strawberry, and raspberry varieties. Fortunately, cherry Jell-O remains available for those craving a similar taste.
Wild Cherry Jell-O
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Guacamole-flavored tortilla chips became an instant hit, but sadly disappeared from shelves shortly after. Attempts to replicate the original flavor have fallen short.
Doritos Guacamole
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Wonka Bar, inspired by Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, disappeared due to low sales. Fans yearn for its return to relive the magic of Roald Dahl's world.
Nestlé Wonka Bar
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The banana nut flavor, infused with real fruit puree, but sadly discontinued it in 2016. Despite other banana cereals, this trendsetter left a void.
Jell-O Pudding Pops
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From 1968 to 1975, there were pizza-flavored snacks shaped like wheels that were one-of-a-kind, but sadly disappeared from store shelves.
Pizza Spins
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Hershey's Swoops, chocolate chips shaped like Pringles, gained a devoted following but ultimately disappeared due to declining sales in 2006.
Hershey's Swoops
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An iconic Cheetos flavor from the 2000s vanished after 2012, leaving fans eagerly awaiting its comeback, while the flamin' hot version took the spotlight.
Cheetos Salsa Con Queso
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The beloved granola bar that combined M&Ms with granola can still be found on the Mars website, but unfortunately, it is no longer available in stores.
Kudos Granola Bars
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Fig Newtons, a groundbreaking cookie with fruit fillings, introduced Apple Newtons as a popular variant, but unfortunately, they were later discontinued.
Apple Newtons