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4 Discontinued Snacks That We All Miss

Let us all mourn for the fallen snacks.

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4 Discontinued Snacks That We All Miss

Remember all those snacks and interesting foods you had as a child? Some of our favorite childhood delicacies were taken from us too soon are no longer on the market to be sold. Here is a list of some of the most memorable snacks:

EZ Squirt Ketschup

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This wacky ketchup made eating chicken fingers and french fries that much more fun as a child. Hard to believe that it could have gotten any better! The only thing better than purple and green ketchup was went they made the green EZ squirt Shrek themed.

DunkAroos

According to many sources, DunkAroos are no longer on the market. That being said, there is a possibility that they can still be purchased in Canada. Best. Snack. EVER.

Nestle Wonder Ball

The best WonderBall you could get was the Spongebob one. Parents probably loved this one! More sugar inside and a choking hazard, great! We all miss these though.

Altoid Sours

For many of us, these define our childhoods. From mango to tangerine, we could never get enough. Pure sugar but pure deliciousness.

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