Discontinued Foods

Time 2021-01-04 20:04:39

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While we re on the subject of soda there are probably thousands of discontinued soda brands. So many have come and gone since the late 1800s. Teem is one I remember. Pepsi released it as an answer to 7up (which it now owns in most of the world) or Coke s version, Sprite. The lemon-lime market has always been a heated space.Teem was around from the 60s to the mid-80s when Pepsi released Slice. Teem and Slice were different enough that they kept both on the shelves for awhile in the US - some places you could still get Teem into the early 90s. Eventually, they discontinued it here in the States. There are a handful of Countries where you can still get Teem - it s unclear if it s the same as it used to be. There are actually 3 flavors of it, and it s a relatively popular mixer for cocktails. 16th Sep 2014 | 14 notes Re-SURGE-ance! Well I ll be damned. Looks like Coca Cola is bringing back Surge sort of. Discontinued since 2001, Surge was brought back for sale only on Amazon (and promptly sold out - for now). Coca Cola said they brought it back because of customer demand and that the future of the beverage depends on the level of excitement coming from the public. For now it is an Amazon exclusive, but Coca Cola also said they might sell it in other stores. If you re a fan of Surge, they suggest you should let them know on their Facebook.This is good news for those of us holding out hope that our favorite discontinued food or beverage might get a second life if we just make enough noise about it. Let s bring back Orbitz! Clearly Canadian has said they are willing to revisit the beverage in limited batches if they can generate enough interest. They ve urged fans in the US to ask their local retailers to carry Clearly Canadian products.And so you know, at just about any grocery store in America, you can ask a manager to give you a product request form so you can ask them to carry things they don t have. If they know someone will buy it, they will carry it. They are happy to take your money. Kellogg s All-Bran Multi-Grain Crackers ~DISCONTINUED~ This is from Edmond via phone call to Kellogg s. Boo Hoo my fave crackers are no more. Don t freak out - this isn t technically discontinued. I m including it for the nostalgia alone and to show the name changes over the years.Smacks is Kellogg s way of getting sugar into your bloodstream. It s puffed wheat coated in sugar. Post has a version (which I ll discuss) of this as well. Consumer Reports did a study of 27 breakfast cereals in 2008 and determined that this one had the highest sugar content (50% by weight). A bowl of this shit had the same amount of sugar as a glazed donut.This cereal has been around for 50 years, and it isn t going anywhere anytime soon - so don t worry. You can still get Honey Smacks or Smacks today (depending on where you live). You can t get Sugar Smacks anymore though. If you live in Italy, Mexico or Australia, you re out of luck almost entirely.To be honest, this cereal tastes kinda bland to me for being so packed with sugar. The mascot was always the most interesting thing about it. I m surprised they sold any of it with a scary-ass clown. They ve also used bears, dogs, mutant kangaroo/mules, seals and cartoon brothers to peddle the stuff to kids, but most people will always remember Dig Em Frog.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K8AE0y4WpWY

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