12 Forbidden Foods We Demand Immediate Access To, Dagnabbit
Ah, the nostalgia. We all remember the days of our childhood, when we would run to the store to pick up the latest edition of our favorite treat. We'd beg our parents for the newest, most indulgent snack, and they'd usually give in. But now, all that has changed. In the US, there are a number of beloved snacks, treats, and beverages that have been taken off the shelves, banned, or discontinued. From Kinder Surprise eggs to Dunkaroos, PB Max to Chiclets, and even the infamous Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle Pies, these snacks are no longer available.
This list is a tribute to the treats we used to love, and a reminder of the ones that are still available. It's a reminder that the food industry is constantly changing, and that sometimes the things we love the most can be gone in a flash. So, let's take a moment to remember the treats we used to love, and the ones we still do. Here are 12 snacks and treats that are no longer available in the U.S.
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No Kinder Surprise eggs in the U.S. Safety first.
Blue Cheese
Mustard oil: not heart-healthy.
Dunkaroos: Smuggling them back, one Canadian at a time.
Green and blue poop: the ultimate Halloween treat.
PB Max: A short-lived fan favorite.
Gone but not forgotten.
No more tenders, just nuggets.
"Indulgent" doesn't begin to cover it.
Josta: The Comeback Kid?
Unhealthy nostalgia: TMNT Pies.
Chocolatey, crunchy, gone.
