If you were a child of the 80s or early 90s, we know you’ll recognize these nostalgic Millennial Snacks and drinks. Perhaps they were even lunchbox staples for you.
As for those who’re younger than 25, we bet you haven’t even tried a third of these.
Can You Remember These Millennial Snacks?
Crystal Pepsi
Maybe this wasn’t Pepsi’s best move, but it’s definitely one of their most memorable – if you were around for it.
SpaghettiOs
Is the little “Uh Oh, Spaghetti-Os” jingle stuck in your head now? It should be.
Ninja Turtle Ice Cream Pops
Who else remembers running up to the ice cream truck to order one of these treats?
SqueezIts
Raise your hand if you often had these Millennial Snacks in your lunchbox.
DunkAroos
Nostalgic as they may be, you know what’s even better? DIY DunkAroos with teddy grams and Nutella or Trader Joe’s Cookie Butter.
Pop Rocks
Yes, you can still get these, and no, it’s not dangerous to mix them with soda. (Contrary to urban legends, “Little Mikey” from the Life cereal commercials did not die from mixing Pop Rocks and soda.)
Melody Pops
Weren’t these the most annoying things ever? If we recall correctly, they might have been kind of fun, but they always led to sticky fingers.
Jawbreakers
Remember when everyone had to have the giant gobstoppers?
Bubble Tape
This stuff just went on and on and on… And who didn’t know that kid that’d try to chew the whole length at one time?
Dippin’ Dots
Hailed as the “Ice Cream of the Future,” it didn’t make quite that much of an impact. However, we’re actually still big fans.
Lunchables
Who doesn’t remember the ultimate lunch of crackers, cheese, and meat in their own little compartments?
Nesquik
If you remember Nesquik, you probably also remember YooHoo, too. (You also probably remember that Nesquik was way better.)
Jolt Cola
Mmmm, all that sugar and boatloads of caffeine!
Shark Bites
Fruit snacks were all the rage, weren’t they? We remember both these and Gushers being in a lot of lunches.
Toaster Strudel
Everyone knows these were the best when cooked in a toaster oven.
So, how many of these old-school snacks and drinks have you had?
