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This Twitter Account Full of Discontinued Snacks Is Making Our Damn Day dlvr.it/SW3wvs
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Discontinued Foods!
@Snack_Memories
Your home for all those culinary delights, anomalies, and misfires that live on only in our memories...
Rochester, NY
Joined April 2022
- Why did no one tell me that there is a Little Debbie park in Tennessee??
- McDonald's Hula Burger (1963-1963): A a sandwich featuring a slice of grilled pineapple and American cheese on a bun. The brainchild of McDonald's head honcho Ray Kroc, who was convinced that it would be a more appealing Lenten offering than a fried fish sandwich. He was wrong.
- Little Caesar's Spaghetti Bucket (1993-circa 1994): A plastic bucket containing breadsticks, pasta, and sauce, available in sizes little, medium, or "Big! Big!"
- A team of real life human beings wrote, directed, acted, and broadcast this scene. No amount of AI could ever produce this degree of art.
00:00 - Just a friendly reminder that in the mid-80s, Knorr (the powdered soup and gravy company) had a weird scarecrow mascot made of vegetables.
- Mentally, I'm standing in front of a Fruitopia machine
- Just got an ad for this dog food, that looks like a GeoCities page from 2001.
- ESPN Zone (1998-2018): A chain of sports bar/restaurants, carrying the ESPN branding, featuring a stadium-style layout, wall to wall TVs with sports coverage, memorabilia, and games.
- Presenting: my trip to the Ben and Jerry's Flavor Graveyard! (Thread)
- Update #2: My insider source at Wendy's sent me this-- behold, Secret Krabby Patty Sauce!
Rumored BOOKMARK...assuming this "Wendy's internal memo" that's been circulating online is real, then I'll go ahead and bookmark the "real-life Krabby Patty" and "Pineapple Under-the-Sea Frosty". Let's see if it gets confirmed 😉 - Dr. Nut (circa 1936-circa 1978): An almond/amaretto-flavored soda from the New Orleans-based World Bottling Co. and Wright Root Beer, it developed a devoted and intense cult following.
