1/21

Corn Pops with limited edition Take That sticker. 1994 was a golden year.

2/21

They marketed this product so hard! There were stickers, comics and little plastic thingies to put on your bike spokes!

3/21

Milkybar choo. Exquisitely weird.

4/21

Geri Halliwell flavour Walkers. Just kidding, they were cheese & chives.

5/21

Plastic cup drinks. 15p and worth the wait in the dinner queue.

6/21

I want a Trio and I want one now.

7/21

Secret bar. Tasted like a walnut whip. It just wasn’t meant to be.

8/21

Just some legit alcohol kids were allowed to drink.

9/21

Prawn cocktail Wotsits.

10/21

Mini polos.

11/21

Cadbury’s snow flake.

12/21

No hedgehogs were used in the making of these crisps!

13/21

RIP Joosters. Taken too soon.

14/21

Dweebs.

15/21

Gino, oh Gino Ginelli! Not tutti frutti though, it was minging.

16/21

How can a pancake be crispy? Ew.

17/21

PK chewing gum no longer haunts our shelves. Came in liquorice flavour. Enough said.

18/21

Bird’s Ice Magic. Went hard on ice cream. More of a game than a snack.

19/21

Frufoo yogurts. Had little collectable space characters in the centre which were every child’s incentive to nag the hell out of their mum to buy them.

20/21

Bendicks’ attempt to make after dinner mints more ‘everyday’. Didn’t work. Never mind, Bendicks.

21/21

Flipz. Pretzels covered in chocolate. Had that sweet/salty thing going on. It worked.

Reminisce about the good old days with this collection of discontinued snacks from the 80s and 90s.

From Geri Halliwell-flavoured crisps (???) to alcohol for kids, there’s some real good ones in this bunch.

Enjoy!

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