Here's a list of the Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss. This is part 8 of our discontinued foods we miss series, where we count down the food items we wish would be brought back!

It’s crazy to think of how many amazing food items have been discontinued over the years. If a genie were to grant us three wishes, we would definitely use at least one of them to bring back one of our long-lost favorites. The issue would be choosing which one... Let’s head back down memory lane for the Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss Part 8.

TIMESTAMPS:
0:25 Froot Loops Straws
1:26 Flavor Blasted Jalapeño Cheese Goldfish
2:34 Full Throttle Coffee Energy Drink
4:00 Giggles Cookies
5:12 Pepsi Vanilla
6:40 Gremlins Cereal
8:11 Jell-O Pudding Bites
9:16 Keebler Magic Middles
10:22 OK Soda
11:41 Pop-Tarts Crunch Cereal

SUMMARIES:
- These six-inch Froot Loops Straws had an outer layer of Froot Loops cereal and an inner layer of a white, sugary coating.
- Flavor Blasted Jalapeño Cheese Goldfish is but one of the many, many varieties of Goldfish in the Flavor Blasted lineup, which is a subset of Goldfish that supposedly took the flavor to a whole other level.
- In 2004, the Full Throttle Energy Drink brand hit shelves courtesy of Coca-Cola.
- Giggles Cookies were like Oreos in that they were made up of two thin cookies with a filling in between.
- Coca-Cola released a vanilla version of their famous soft drink in 2002 (which was discontinued in 2005 but relaunched in 2007).
- People were more inclined to turn to Cap’n Crunch over Gremlins cereal, as it was already well-established as an old favorite.
- This gummy candy did have its vocal critics, but the number of websites petitioning for Pudding Bites’ return are proof enough that it had quite the fanbase in its day.
- For ten glorious years, we were blessed with Keebler Magic Middles. This fantastic shortbread cookie came in two flavors, Original and Peanut Butter.
- Coca-Cola’s OK Soda was the humble soft drink. Instead of proclaiming itself the next hit beverage, it simply promised to be “OK.”
- Since Pop-Tarts were faring so well in the nineties, in 1994, Kellogg’s decided to try their hand at a new variation of the snack food. They created a brand-new cereal called Pop-Tarts Crunch.

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Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss (Part 4)    • Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Mis...  
Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss (Part 5)    • Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Mis...  
Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss (Part 6)    • Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Mis...  
Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss (Part 7)    • Top 10 DISCONTINUED FOOD Items We Mis...  

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