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[SecondPrize]

Coke - The old kind with sugar
Twinkies - The old non-shit kind, not the recently discontinued awful twinkies
DnD games from SSI

 

[Akisa]

D&D 3.5 and games based on the system.

 

[Something Amyss]

3D Doritos. Specifically, the Jalapeno Cheddar. Loved those things, even if they did cut up the roof of my mouth.

Good god those were awesome. Worth every laceration.

I miss Pizza Pockets. Like the ones they used to sell, not a pizza-topping-filled ot pocket. The real ones are apparently only sold in Australia now.

 

[Headdrivehardscrew]

I dearly miss Burt's Bloody Mary! crisps.

As for your list, OP, consider this:

Toothpaste is to clean your teeth, the smell and taste are really just cosmetic and absolutely inconsequential. I usually stick to toothpaste with fluoride that readily foams without the addition of any added SLS shenanigans, as that would negatively interact with the other products I use.

I absolutely love guarana, but I get that in Antarctica's highly sweetened ersatz soft drink. My favourite form of guarana delivery, though, is pure guarana powder that can readily be consumed as-is, mixed into muesli, salads or whatever food/drink you fancy.

I' so over Sobe. All Venga now.

I don't do ready-made, micro-nukable food, and for restaurants it's mostly seasonal, salads, mostly plain meat and all the pizza places that do pizza properly. Basic rule is fresh ingredients only, and only regional if feasible. Much cheaper, much less sugar, no crap. And when I do crave for crap, I specifically get the crap I want. Like McCrap. No harm in an occasional binge.

There is one thing I really miss pretty much constantly. It's the original Purdey's drink experience. Twist caps just ain't the same.

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[Silentpony_v1legacy]

Half Life games. They weren't great, but I remember them fondly from my childhood.

 

[shrekfan246]

Trix cereal! I used to love that stuff and I remember when they stopped making it. Of course it wasn't the healthiest...and it did some weird things to my body, but it was tasty. I heard they still sell it in America, but they changed the look of the cereal, like from the wonderful fruit shapes to just plain balls. Can you still buy Trix in America?

It started out as plain balls with coloring and flavoring. It got changed to fruit shapes from 1991 until 2006. Pretty sure it's still around over here.

OT: Well, I always liked those flavored Mountain Dew types. They got cycled on practically a yearly basis... but I stopped drinking soda entirely, so...

Old video game consoles and games, I suppose? It's a bit sad that I can't go into a store and find any significant Gamecube or PS2 section anymore. Even the used games have been mostly phased out around here.

 

[Sonicron]

For some reason I'm still sore about the discontinuation of Fanta Pink Grapefruit. Even though it must have been more than a decade ago by now. I loved that stuff!!

 

[zarker]

Reese's Bites. They were the best candy around and after them I can't enjoy regular Reese's. Have to make buckeyes every couple of weeks.

BBQ goldfish crackers, those were the shit. Apparently they're still being produced but I haven't seen em for 7 or 8 years. >.<

And lastly, does a restaurant count? There was a bar in my parents' hometown that got burned down 3 years back. Made an amazing plate sized burger with a net of bacon, beer-battered fries, and a giant mug. All for $18. If you don't eat much like me, it'd be your breakfast, lunch, and dinner for 2 or 3 days.

 

[Relish in Chaos]

PS2, Twizzlers and Sunny D. Three things I always hold close to my heart.

 

[tilmoph]

Old World of Darkness lines. Yes, I know the metaplot was getting a bit clunky, but I liked it, dammit! I'll never touch Requiem, Forsaken, or awakening. Not because I think they're bad. They seem all right and have neat ideas. I'm just too attached to Masquerade, Apocalypse, and Ascension to every try them.

The new Changling seems pretty kick-ass though, and Promethean looked really interesting. May pick those up one of these days.

 

[Total LOLige]

Hash Browns with bacon in them.

They used to have them in a supermarket called Aldi here, but they stopped, I was heartbroken.

I had those a few weeks ago from Iceland I think. I remember when Aldi stopped doing Chocolate Pillows cereal, it was like part of me was missing but now they're making them again wooohooo.

OT: The above mentioned Chocolate Pillows but they're back now.

 

[Stryc9]

Trix cereal! I used to love that stuff and I remember when they stopped making it. Of course it wasn't the healthiest...and it did some weird things to my body, but it was tasty. I heard they still sell it in America, but they changed the look of the cereal, like from the wonderful fruit shapes to just plain balls. Can you still buy Trix in America?

Yes you can still buy Trix in America and they changed it BACK to balls because those fruit shapes were like razor blades for your mouth, it was the best thing they ever did for that cereal.

OT: I wish you could still get Sprite Remix. That stuff was great, it tasted like drinking Skittles. That and Pepsi Blue, maybe just without the blue dye part that turned your poo a toxic green color if you had too much of it at once.

 

[CrimsonBlaze]

Pepsi Blue.

I loved this soda. It was like a Blue Icee with Caffine in it. Awesome stuff.

 

[NinjaNikki]

PS2, Twizzlers and Sunny D. Three things I always hold close to my heart.

Speaking of Twizzlers, I missed sour Twizzlers.

 

[TaintedSaint]

3 words....Planters cheese Balls...

 

[TheRightToArmBears]

Dweebz. From Wonka, essentially huge Nerds candies.

Dweebz were fucking amazing! I remember you used to be able to get Wonkalate (that was purple) with dweebz in it. It was magical, but god knows what was in it.

 

[Queen Michael]

Steak & Onion chips were delicious. I miss them.

 

[Irridium]

Wonderballs

They were balls of hollow chocolate with some sweet hard candy inside. They were amazing and I miss them

Also the PS2. It's a shame that with no more backwards compatibility the PS2's entire library save for a select few titles will most likely be forgotten, never to be played again. There will be kids growing up not knowing the greatness of God Hand and Timesplitters. And that's a goddamn shame.

 

[EvilRoy]

Orbitz soda. Not like the air company, but a clear citrus soda that had neutrally buoyant balls in it of varying colour. I used to love the flavour of the soda part, although despite claims to the contrary I'm pretty sure the floating bits had no flavouring at all.

There was also this one kind of ramen from my school days that was awesome. It cost 40 cents more than the competing brand, but it had actual bits of dried octopus and shrimp in it and way better broth. Haven't seen it in years, but it had no English text on the cup so I couldn't even try to look it up.

 

[Guitarmasterx7]

Trix cereal! I used to love that stuff and I remember when they stopped making it. Of course it wasn't the healthiest...and it did some weird things to my body, but it was tasty. I heard they still sell it in America, but they changed the look of the cereal, like from the wonderful fruit shapes to just plain balls. Can you still buy Trix in America?

Yes, but they taste different than they used to, or maybe they're just less flavorful since the shape made them less dense, I'm not quite sure which it is. 90s trix are on my list too.

Hostess going under was pretty lame. I didn't like twinkies or anything though so it's not a huge loss, but I liked the cheap little donuts. There are a bunch of knock off trying to emulate them but none of them taste quite right.

The biggest one for me personally was the safeway/vons brand chili. Then Nalley chili which was the only close contender disappeared shortly after until a few months ago. For 3 years the only alternative was Hormel. ugh. Not a good time for canned foods.

McDonalds chicken selects were literally the only remotely eatable thing on their menu.

Oh also stouffers creamed spinach. I think it's still around but it's incredibly hard to find.