Top 10 Discontinued Food Items We Miss (Part 6)

Here's a list of the top 10 discontinued food items we miss (part 6).
Many food products have come and gone over the years. Today we count down the 10 food items we wish would be brought back!
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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. Prepare for a trip down memory lane as we delve into the top 10 favorite discontinued food items that we miss.

You never see it coming. One day, your favorite food items are stocked on grocery store shelves, the next, they're nowhere to be found. So let’s journey back to the grocery stores of yore, and take a look at the top 10 discontinued food items we miss - part 6.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:19 Kellogg’s Danish Rings
1:13 Pop-Tarts Frosted Chocolate Vanilla Crème
2:13 Nestle Alpine White Chocolate
3:37 Pudding Roll-Ups
4:52 Doritos Black Pepper Jack
5:53 Fruit-Shaped Trix
7:44 Hostess Chocodile
9:06 Black Cherry Vanilla Coke
10:36 Snapple Element Drinks
11:44 Post Cröonchy Stars Cereal

SUMMARIES:
In 1976, Kellogg’s introduced Danish Rings as a replacement for their Danish Go Rounds, a fruit-filled pastry which, since its release in 1968, had made for a popular snack.
While Pop-Tarts as a whole have made it out alive, some of their flavors didn’t do so well.
There’s a serious shortage of white chocolate bars. Occasionally, you can find white chocolate versions too!
Sometime during the 1980s, Betty Crocker decided that conventional pudding cups were too inconvenient for kids to be lugging around all day.
In the graveyard of long-lost Doritos flavors, you can find Doritos Black Pepper Jack, one of the forgotten greats of the chip world.
This one might come off as a bit superficial but hear us out. Trix Cereal is still alive and well these days.
The Hostess Chocodile was once the subject of a major debate. Is it, or is it not, a chocolate-covered Twinkie?
It’s starting to feel like the only Coke flavor that has the power to stand the test of time is the original one.
Ringing in the end of the century, Snapple Element Drinks hit shelves in April of 1999. In keeping with the “Element” theme, the original four flavors were dubbed Earth, Sun, Fire, and Air.
If you conducted a survey asking people to choose their favorite Muppet Show character, there are very high odds that the resident culinary genius, the Swedish Chef, would win by a landslide.

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