In May, Dairy Queen confirmed that it was discontinuing its Cherry Dipped Cone after the TikTok account for a Dairy Queen location in Shelby Township, Michigan dqshelbytwpmi posted a video about how the flavor was no longer being sold at the DQ warehouse that branch stocks from.

Fans should check with their local DQ restaurant to learn which flavors are available. Fans of the dipped delicacy were understandably apoplectic , and one family even started a Change.

org petition to bring the flavor back. The treat, which has been around for over 60 years and was relaunched in , featured an almond core surrounded by vanilla ice cream and was coated in almond-flavored crunchy bits, and was fiercely mourned by many folks on social media.

The ice cream bar was a childhood favorite of TODAY. com that it would be ending the McCafé Bakery it launched at the start of the pandemic. com in an emailed statement at the time. In July, Pop-Tarts confirmed to TODAY. com that its Peach Cobbler flavor was quietly discontinued, after tweeting the sad news on Twitter in late June.

The discontinuation proved to be a surprise to many toaster pastry lovers, even though the brand had made the move more than a year before most of the internet noticed it was gone. Since the summer, Pop-Tarts brought back Strawberry Milkshake , another previously discontinued flavor.

In August, the grocery chain confirmed to TODAY. com that it would no longer be making these cakes, stating that they go against its policy.

Maria Brous, director of communications at Publix, said in a statement to TODAY. In October, the Girl Scouts of the USA first confirmed to TODAY.

com that it would no longer be offering its Raspberry Rally cookies for the upcoming Girl Scout cookie season January through April The Raspberry Rally flavor was so popular when it came out that after it sold out, boxes were being resold on sites like eBay for black market-like prices.

Dedicated fans of French Toast Crunch were totally disappointed that the cereal was no longer around so they created a Bring Back French Toast Crunch Facebook page.

The thousands of people begging General Mills to bring the product back were finally heard; boxes have been back on shelves since December For the last two years, these classic monster cereals have joined their friends Franken Berry, Boo Berry, and Count Chocula on shelves during the Halloween season.

Before its seasonal revival, Frute Brute had an eight-year run, but it was discontinued in Yummy Mummy was available from to before its comeback.

This wild mashup is bunless — two pieces of fried chicken hold together monterey and pepper jack cheeses as well as a few slices of bacon.

The Double Down was launched as a limited time offer in , popping up a couple times more for monthly appearances since its first arrival. The breadless sandwich most recently returned in April of for a limited time and has now been discontinued once again.

When the Hostess brand announced that it was going to liquidate and sell its products until it ran out, Americans totally freaked out. Luckily, the brand was saved by new owners , and we're still enjoying the cream-filled cakes.

One of McDonald's greatest wonders, the McRib is a boneless pork sandwich molded into the shape of a rack of ribs. It was introduced in but then discontinued in It was then brought back in , only to be removed from the menu once more in It was brought back for a limited time in Fall , and we have a feeling it'll make a reappearance on menus soon enough.

This customer favorite was dearly missed when the product was discontinued in When Burger King announced that it was bringing chicken fries back in August , America rejoiced. By signing up, I agree to the Terms and Privacy Policy and to receive emails from POPSUGAR.

Image Source: Coca-Cola Company. Image Source: Instagram user meganlberg. Image Source: General Mills. With a name suggested by the decade's fad of running and jogging but Old West-style marketing, it was tasty but confusing. The Chocodile was a chocolate-covered Twinkie with a reptilian mascot, Chauncey Crocodile, who claimed "It takes a while to eat a Chocodile.

This s cult classic had a mini reboot when Hostess made it in a tiny fun-size form. Over time, competitors such as Goldfish and Cheez-Its stole the cheesy goodness thunder, but true fans can move to Canada and return to enjoying what are known as Christie Cheese Bits.

Gamers may have eaten up Ralston's Nintendo Cereal System, a box of paired crunchy colorful cereal that promoted "Super Mario Brothers" and "The Legend of Zelda.

Super sweet Frosted Flakes have never left the cereal shelf, but adding banana flavor seemed to go too far in the early s.

This cereal lasted only about three years, though there's a Banana Creme version back on those shelves now. Betty Crocker rolled out hot dishes made in a mug in Modern microwave versions make this seem less amazing. These flavored chocolate bars were at Hickory Farms mall stores all across America in the s.

At least there are still some malls and Hickory Farms stores. Early s breakfast cereal Dinky Donuts started advertising by playing into the decade's weird business fetish, featuring kids in suits giving "expert" opinions about Ralston's cereal made of little doughnuts.

Were the kids indicted for insider trading? Kids from the s could find this oversized treat wrapped in individual plastic packaging. A precursor to the Oreo Mega Stuf, the Big Stuf consisted of one giant Oreo the size of your palm, which stuck around for seven years until it was discontinued in Cheapism may earn a commission if you buy through a link on our site.

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The dish, which was a mix between a quesadilla and a burrito, featured a quesadilla rolled and filled with seasoned beef, creamy chipotle sauce, sour cream, nacho cheese sauce and seasoned rice. In May, Cheerios confirmed that its fan-favorite Maple flavor had been discontinued after a Twitter user posed the question to the General Mills-owned cereal brand.

The news was met with despair from many fans of the sweetly sapped cereal. In May, Dairy Queen confirmed that it was discontinuing its Cherry Dipped Cone after the TikTok account for a Dairy Queen location in Shelby Township, Michigan dqshelbytwpmi posted a video about how the flavor was no longer being sold at the DQ warehouse that branch stocks from.

Fans should check with their local DQ restaurant to learn which flavors are available. Fans of the dipped delicacy were understandably apoplectic , and one family even started a Change. org petition to bring the flavor back.

The treat, which has been around for over 60 years and was relaunched in , featured an almond core surrounded by vanilla ice cream and was coated in almond-flavored crunchy bits, and was fiercely mourned by many folks on social media.

The ice cream bar was a childhood favorite of TODAY. com that it would be ending the McCafé Bakery it launched at the start of the pandemic. com in an emailed statement at the time. In July, Pop-Tarts confirmed to TODAY. com that its Peach Cobbler flavor was quietly discontinued, after tweeting the sad news on Twitter in late June.

The discontinuation proved to be a surprise to many toaster pastry lovers, even though the brand had made the move more than a year before most of the internet noticed it was gone. Since the summer, Pop-Tarts brought back Strawberry Milkshake , another previously discontinued flavor.

In August, the grocery chain confirmed to TODAY. com that it would no longer be making these cakes, stating that they go against its policy. Maria Brous, director of communications at Publix, said in a statement to TODAY. Image Source: Getty. Image Source: McDonald's.

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WHAT HAPPENED: These '90s hard candies slapped in a way that's still pretty impossible to quantify. That said, after delighting Creme Savers fans aka everyone for many years, they were quietly discontinued in the early s. BUT — as of this year, anyone who mourned the painful loss of these sweet 'n' creamy candies can grab a bag at Big Lots and Big Lots only.

WHAT HAPPENED: The whoopie pie-Oreo hybrid snack cakes we know and love debuted in , until they were pulled off the shelves in the early s for no real reason that folks can discern. However, I'm incredibly pleased to announce that starting in , Oreo Cakesters will be making a comeback — alongside Nutter Butter Cakesters , too.

a hoard of teenagers pile through the KelloggsUS HQ, all chanting one thing. YOGOS YOGOS YOGOS YOGOS YOGOS YOGOS. WHAT HAPPENED: The yogurt-covered, fun-sized fruit snacks that were the ULTIMATE flex when packed in a school lunch took the world by storm in Then, in , they disappeared forever.

Turns out the early s were generally a tough era for nostalgic snacks. WHAT HAPPENED: For reasons that literally no one can figure out, Frito-Lay quietly pulled these off the shelves forever, and replaced them with a less-good cheddar variety.

The internet may be full of copycat recipes to get as close as possible to the sticky-sweet 'n' tangy flavor of the original, but until Frito-Lay decides to bring these back for good PLEASE , fans swear by the Dot's Pretzels version of this cult favorite.

WHAT HAPPENED: Remember when green Skittles were lime-flavored? Yeah, me too, and UGH, I miss them. Supposedly, green apple out-performed lime in a poll, and that was the end of the lime green Skittle.

Until now! It was announced in September that Skittles packages with the original lime flavor would be rolled out over the course of several months, which means you'll get to enjoy that lime-y green Skittle without ever having to suffer through a bag of All Lime again.

WHAT HAPPENED: Legend has it these ultra-powerful mints were discontinued when they acquired a reputation for being "bitter" — as a direct result of the artificial sweetener used. IMO, no other mint will ever compare. Seriously, these would give you fresh breath for days — and if nothing else, I'll always cherish watching Jessica Simpson realize that they're both "liquid and ice" in that viral TV ad.

WHAT HAPPENED: If you set the white, opaque shark gummies aside every time you tore into a pack of these fruit snacks, you know exactly what's up. Betty Crocker continued to sell these for a while, but once they vowed to no longer include artificial flavors or colors in any of their products aka bye-bye white sharks , people lost interest , and they were discontinued.

WHAT HAPPENED: In , McDonald's removed Snack Wraps from their national menu altogether. We'll never know exactly why, though one redditor claims a possible reason for their discontinuation was the time it took to make each wrap, which reduced overall profits as a result.

This past year, Snack Wrap diehards felt all the excitement when a TikToker — claiming to be a McDonald's employee — announced that they were coming back imminently , but McDonald's has since stated that "there are no plans to bring Snack Wraps back to nationwide menus in the US or Canada.

WHAT HAPPENED: Trix Yogurt vanished from grocery store shelves somewhat unceremoniously, but now, THEY'RE BACK! The flavors may be a little less punchy than what we're used to instead of Raspberry Rainbow, we now get straight-up Berry , but I have a feeling the nostalgia will be absolutely overflowing nonetheless.

WHAT HAPPENED: According to Snapple themselves, per an official Twitter correspondence , "Snapple Elements is no longer in production, and there are no current plans to reintroduce this product into the marketplace.

Whether the very popular drink's eventual discontinuation was a result of slipping sales or something more interesting remains to be confirmed. I do know, however, that regular Snapple will never compare to these glass bottles of fruity deliciousness.

WHAT HAPPENED: You can still grab a Butterfinger bar basically anywhere, but it won't be the Butterfinger you remember. Long story short: In , Ferrero yes, the Nutella people acquired all of Nestlé's American candy business, including the beloved Butterfinger, and they decided to "improve" upon the original Butterfinger recipe in early They even launched a "Better Butterfinger" ad campaign, but spoiler alert: Fans weren't happy about it.

WHAT HAPPENED: While Bubble Yum isn't entirely gone for good, for the real ones who know that Cotton Candy was hands down the best flavor, I'm afraid you're entirely out of luck. Because we can never have nice things, apparently General Mills only manufactures two flavors of Bubble Yum these days: Original, and Jolly Rancher Blue Raspberry?!?!

Neither of which are Cotton Candy. WHAT HAPPENED: Jell-O Pudding Pops might just be the most quintessential example of new-and-improved, not necessarily equaling better. These icy, creamy treats were all the rage in the '80s, and increased in popularity as we entered the '90s but they eventually ceased to turn a profit.

General Foods licensed the Jell-O brand to Popsicle, who made their own version of the original Pudding Pop, but they just weren't the same as the original. Ultimately, Pudding Pops were pulled out of the freezer section forever, though KraftHeinz does have a DIY recipe listed on their website.

Will it be as good as actual Pudding Pops? corporate drama? WHAT HAPPENED: There are nearly 40, signatures on an impassioned Change. This, my friends, is a sure sign of the apocalypse. While the internet is absolutely overflowing with copycat recipes, none of them will ever bring back the totally revolutionary original, and that's simply a crime.

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