Top 10 DISCONTINUED FOOD Items We Miss (Part 7)!!!

Here's a list of the Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss. This is part 7 of our discontinued foods we miss series, where we count down the food items we wish would be brought back!
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Honestly, we could talk about discontinued snack food items we miss all day long. Which is why we’re making this fourth installment. Some really fantastic products have been discontinued over the years, and in this list, we’ll be commemorating some of the ones we miss the most. We’re sorry if this reminds you of all the great food you’re missing out on, but this way everyone can be nostalgic together. It’s a sad day when you learn that one of your favorite food products has been discontinued. There will always be attempts made to replicate food items that are no longer being produced, from DIY recipes to other companies marketing a similar product under a different name, but none of them ever quite live up to the original. Many would argue that it’s impossible to miss or long for an inanimate object. But really, we can’t consider food an inanimate object, now can we? After all, food brings us so much joy. So let’s take another trip down memory lane and check out 10 discontinued foods we miss part 7.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:27 Cadbury’s Touch Down
1:58 The Applause Bar
3:33 SpongeBob’s ``Chocolate with Nuts``
5:31 Cadbury’s Marble
6:33 Vice Versa
7:33 Banjo
8:34 Mint Crunchie
9:51 Orange Crunchie
10:34 Champagne Crunchie
11:42 Terry’s Pyramint

SUMMARIES:
Cadbury’s Touch Down, now how good must a chocolate bar be in order to be blessed with such a name? A whole seven points rolled up into one sweet package.
The Applause Bar, some would say that a tasty treat—whether sweet or savory—is certainly worth a standing ovation or even a hearty round of applause.
And for those of us who are fans of SpongeBob SquarePants, fans would or should remember an episode entitled: ``Chocolate with Nuts.``
Cadbury’s Marble was indeed a hit, and many miss the euphoria each bite brought along with it.
Vice Versa, combining white and milk chocolate has been done by confectionary companies time and again, and they will keep producing such treats for years to come.
Banjo candy bar, talk about taking a trip back in time! How about we go even further back in time … further back even than 1991 … way further? How does 1954 sound?
Mint Crunchie, first launched to the rather noisy Crunchie bar was J.S. Fry and Sons in 1929. In Canada, the sweet crunchy center is known as ``Honey Comb``.
Orange Crunchie, while mint is a regular flavor to behold when looking at chocolate bars of course, orange too is often featured or can be considered the star ingredient in many bars and sweet treats.
Champagne Crunchie, there were other Crunchie bars that lasted for small amounts of time, like yet another citrus-based flavor, Lemon, and the odd fiesta Burrito flavor that really sent many for a loop.
Terry’s Pyramint, imagine if you will … you’re soaring through the beautiful Arabian skies with Aladdin himself.

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