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Person Asks “What Was Discontinued, But You Miss Like Hell And You Wish Came Back?”, And 30 Folks Deliver
Have you ever found yourself desperately missing a brand or product that has been gone for a very long time? It might have been your favorite cereal from childhood, a beloved device, a favorite store, or a fashion trend that you never got to fully enjoy before it disappeared into the outdated goods. Whatever it may be, the idea of discontinued products that still hold a special place in our hearts is definitely interesting to look back at!
Anyway, recently someone in the Reddit online community posted a discussion about the things that have ceased production, but they miss them like hell. Feel free to share your own sentimental items in the comments area and explore 39 of the most popular ones collected for you!
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#1
When TV stations were about what they claimed to be about...
MTV
History Channel
Discovery Channel
Science Channel
TLC (The Learning Channel)
AMC (American Movie Classics)
ABC Family Channel
A&E
Paul Pienkowski 2 years ago
I loved when History channel actually aired history. Now it's guys fighting each other with chainsaws and aliens.
Christine Jemison 2 years ago
Thank You those channels use to informative and fun to watch now they're cringe worthy.
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Kookamunga 2 years ago
MTV! I'm old enough to remember the first day it came on, and all the great videos of the 80s. And TLC - all I learn now is that some women aren't aware that they are pregnant and that some folks have WAY too many kids.
Daniel Atkins 2 years ago
Tlc =That's a lot of children. Seriously i miss there theme weeks they did. Each week all the shows were about one subject like space.
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Raven Sheridan 2 years ago
The History Channel has turned into the Alien and Conspiracy Channel, now. 😔
Dave Lackey 2 years ago
The first time I saw WWE wrestling on the Sci-Fi channel years ago, I knew we were in a downward spiral.
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#2
Good quality products that are designed to last
Kookamunga 2 years ago
I don't get this one. Good quality products are still everywhere, you just need find them. And they will cost you more, but it's worth it.
SkekVi 2 years ago
appliances. that's all i have to refute this. Find me an appliance that is built this way new. Find me a dishwasher as good as the Hobart KitchenAid Superba from 1975. I'll wait.
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Mike Price 1 year ago
Whenever I see "No user serviceable parts inside", I tend to regard it as a challenge. And as often as not, there are in fact "user serviceable parts inside". You just need to get the right kind of screwdriver to get it apart.
Load More Replies... Nora12 2 years ago
How many phones, tablets and computers go into landfills either because they have been designed to fail after a short period of time or we have been conditioned by marketing to replace them for the newer better model? I had a flip phone that I kept around as an emergency phone - I bought it in the mid 90s and it finally stopped working in 2022 - so that was probably at least 25 years that it functioned - how many phones made today would be built to last that long?
David H 2 years ago
you still find them. The shoe brand I buy, lasts. Have one pair for 15 years, had to have the heels replaces 3 times and the sole once, but the shoe looks near new and very good quality men's dress shoe. They cost a bit more up front, but it is worth every penny given the quality and how it lasts
Jesha 2 years ago
The reason that the rich were so rich, Vimes reasoned, was because they managed to spend less money. Take boots, for example. He earned thirty-eight dollars a month plus allowances. A really good pair of leather boots cost fifty dollars. But an affordable pair of boots, which were sort of OK for a season or two and then leaked like hell when the cardboard gave out, cost about ten dollars. Those were the kind of boots Vimes always bought, and wore until the soles were so thin that he could tell where he was in Ankh-Morpork on a foggy night by the feel of the cobbles. But the thing was that good boots lasted for years and years. A man who could afford fifty dollars had a pair of boots that'd still be keeping his feet dry in ten years' time, while a poor man who could only afford cheap boots would have spent a hundred dollars on boots in the same time and would still have wet feet. This was the Captain Samuel Vimes "Boots" theory of socioeconomic unfairness.
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The Darkest Timeline 2 years ago
Capitalism provides abundance, not necessarily quality so we have a lot more options but quality can be hard to find.
Sarah Mezei 2 years ago
My parents bought a washer and dryer when they got married in the late 70's, and they lasted 30 years. The ones they purchased after barely lasted 10.
Ace 2 years ago
You think that was the case in the 1990s? Nope, people then were also complaining at how things weren't as good as they used to be. It's an illusion, because each generation only sees those things that survived from the previous generations with no idea about the other 95% of stuff that fell apart.
Marco Richter 2 years ago
While some of this might be correct there's also a bias toward long lasting quality products. Those are just the ones that survived. There has always been c**p that broke in a 2 month notice.
#3
Being able to afford housing on middle income.
panther 2 years ago
Unfortunately this is gone and I don't see it making a return. People like their expensive lattes and avocado toast to much to save enough money to buy a house./s Yes I was being sarcastic. The housing market has been destroyed by to many things too list here.
Saint Tim the Godless 2 years ago
Mostly speculation and investors / late stage capitalism. Not by people who need a roof over their heads.
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Lsai Aeon 2 years ago
Gen X here (will be 44 in May) I'm disabled, getting next to nothing in SSD. My husband works at Walmart. The ONLY reason I own a house is that I inherited it when my mom was killed in June and she happened to have enough in her bank account (again lucky she put me on her account as a co-owner) to pay off the reverse mortgage. Otherwise, I would have lost the house. Unluckily, I am still trying to clean and empty so I can hopefully renovate/rebuild to make the house wheelchair accessible.
JaimeeJames WD 2 years ago
My landlord just put my rent up by $40 a week. My sons place went up by $80 a week. (he lives in the rough part of a major city and I live in a middle income part of a small regional city). Not sure how people are meant to get by anymore unless they have multiple streams of income.
Zacko 2 years ago
Living in a little town in MT here. Small towns don't have jobs that pay high enough for the cheap houses. Most people who can afford property are renting it out at outrageous rates. You could make $25 an hr in Phoenix AZ, and here the same job is $12. Same company, same job, different state. You can't afford to have a house that isn't dilapidated on that.
South Monk 2 years ago
My country has super a category of houses that are called super duper normal houses rss, basically super cheap. Less than 36m2 building land less than 60m,2 Price would be 10kusd to 20k usd I think. Don't expect to find these in the capital though rofl.
Timbob 2 years ago
I don’t think that’s what this posting is about ! Otherwise I’de be asking to be 40 years younger and in better health !
JaimeeJames WD 2 years ago
There have been a bunch of articles written about the fact that housing affordability has changed in the last few decades. For example in Sydney the average income is currently six times higher than it was in 1981, but the average house price is now over sixteen times higher than it was in 1981. This isn’t an issue of normal indexing of prices.
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Sanity and civility in politics.
Joey 2 years ago
Jimmy Carter. After him it all went to hell for realsies.
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Shawn Barry 2 years ago
back before the GOP started courting the religious far Right and the Trump Circus commenced
#5
Physical items for music, video games, movies, etc. (this isn't actually discontinued yet but with the current trend it wouldn't surprise me if everything just moves completely to streaming in ~10 years)
Too many things are moving to digital where you don't actually own anything. All you have is a license to use the digital media. The last time I bought a physical game disc, the only thing it did was install Origin on my computer and provide a license key to download the game. My current car has built in Spotify instead of a CD player.
Maybe I'm becoming "old man ranting about change" but I'm concerned about how everything's become a monthly subscription service where the companies control what you have access to and can remove things whenever they want.
Susie Elle 2 years ago
Yes, however buying digital instead of physical saves previous minerals and other resources that otherwise would've had to be mined and manufactured. It's a very small thing, but I like to think that it has at least this benefit.
Saint Tim the Godless 2 years ago
Except there is a real resource cost to build and power the infrastructure that holds all of this now-virtual media. It is NOT nearly as green as you might hope.
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Christopher Bowers 2 years ago
Physical is and will always be better. Dvds, blu rays and disc based video games. Streaming is awful in the long run. They can remove favorite movies and shows anytime so you can no longer view your favorites. Nothing really good to store a bunch of digital films and shows you buy. I say if they want to replace disc and dvds, to do something like Nintendo has done with switch games, putting them on a sd card like aspect. That can be even worthy for big games and save from having to install them on a console too.
Admiralu 2 years ago
Buy the DVD or Blu Ray with digital codes. Best of both worlds.
Load More Replies... Daniel Atkins 2 years ago
Yes because you can be denied access to the media if you stream. If you somehow break your service agreement guess what you can no longer access it. Plus we don't always have internet access.
Paul Pienkowski 2 years ago
I'm definitely old. I almost cried when I learned I HAD to have internet to play over half my Switch games. I was hoping it was like Gameboy or DS. Just a console, something I can play when internet is down.
Kira Okah 2 years ago (edited)
I bought a physical copy of a game a few years ago to avoid using Steam (I am not going to use Steam), and it turned out that the disk contents were literally the product key for the Steam version, and the Steam installer. Was mad, can't get a physical copy of it apparently, and the game is not on GOG so ew.
Der Kommissar 2 years ago
Some trees are grown to be cut down, for profit. So I don't feel guilty about buying books.
the boredest panda 2 years ago
it's a little thing but why is reputation in the rock/r&b category? it's pure pop
censorshipsucks 2 years ago
I am resisting subscribing to mp3 streaming services till I am forced to. I still use the files and reject streaming. At least if my internet is down I can still hear my music.
Stephanie Chapman 2 years ago
My only rant about streaming is why can't we stream everything from everywhere? Netflix UK and other countries have different programs that aren't available in the US. If it is one company like Netflix, why can't we see everything that is in each country?
#6
The $1 menu at every fast food joint
Detroit Citizen 2 years ago
This!!! I was hungry and stopped at McDonalds, a basic hamburger was two dollars. Didnt they make more money with the dollar menus? Back in the day I would get a double cheeseburger from McD, fries from BK and a frosty from Wendys for $3.20. I miss those days
3 Trash Pandas in a Trenchcoat 2 years ago
Btw, Wendy's has a thing where you can buy a key chain (it's like 2 dollars) and get a free junior Frosty with the purchase of something else!
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Christopher Bowers 2 years ago
Its almost $10 now for just a large double cheeseburger meal there.
zak 2 years ago
Ahhh, the good ol days, when we could get 5 beef n cheddar sandwiches for 5 bucks at Arby's
Aubrie Allen 2 years ago
I'm old enough to remember when Taco Bell had a 59 79 and 99 cent menu. For years a bean burrito was 99 cents. I ordered one recently, and it was $2.50!
Ria C. 2 years ago
And they are tiny now! I'm so old we could get a bean burrito and a large drink for $2.99 (w/tax).
Load More Replies... Blyss Blyssylb 2 years ago
YAASS! Now Everything's SOO OverPriced! No Thanks, towards most things now.
Pyla 2 years ago
Modern MBA talks about how Burger King shot themselves in the butt over their dollar menu.
Jessica N 2 years ago
I'm assistant manager at BK and they shot themselves badly! Last February our privately owned store was bought by a corporate one with 100s...the price raises were instant. Everything got raised by over a dollar an item! We lost 25% of our customers so they cut our allowed labor. Lost another 25% because of wait times for food. Fast food should be fast and cheap... they aren't allowing either.
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Ken Beattie 2 years ago
I think this is more in relation to loss leaders. Often people would buy a $1 burger and the company would make no money on that. But since the person was in the shop they'd also buy a drink or chips or a sundae and they'd make their profit there.
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Not discontinued, but Levi’s definitely changed how they made their jeans. They just don’t fit the same, and the materials feel very different.
Barbara Watson 2 years ago
The material is different now. Some styles may still be cotton or cotton and a little spandex, but a blend of polyester and cotton is more common and it doesn't feel right.
Joshua David 2 years ago
It's a compilation goal to cut costs to increase profit. Never fails that corporations destroy the very things they produce.
Uncle Pato 2 years ago
They removed 2 belt loops so I found some Wrangler jeans that had all the belt loops and they fit my dad body better.
Celtic Pirate Queen 2 years ago
Right? I bought a pair of 505s from Amazon. Same EXACT size and style of the pair I'd worn to death. Could barely get them on and the material was really thin & insubstantial feeling - not at ALL like Levi denim should feel. I found some Lee jeans at Walmart that actually feel like jeans and fit perfectly.
#8
**Jello Brand pudding pops.** There is nothing else like it in the market, and anything that I have found doesn't taste the same. I just want my pudding pops back danggit.
#9
My naturally produced serotonin
The worst part was, my f*****g body decided it would stop producing it when I needed it the most, adulthood.
It’s like WTF brain? Make me happy.
Brain: Nah, f**k off you don’t need this. Happiness dies at 18.
ShaZam Beaubien 2 years ago
I'm still working on the correct formula. It is exhausting and depressing.
Huddo's sister 2 years ago
I was on that, at it was hell to wean off of! Now I'm on mirtazapine, which has less side effects and the added bonus of enabling me to fall asleep within 15 minutes most nights, which I had not done since I was in preschool.
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Mia Black 2 years ago
I try to train me since many years to laugh more but it is hard. I barely smile because I don't feel so. I can see funny things and think "😀" but nothing more. I try to make a sound with the initiation to 'fake it till you make it' because it works a little. But only a little. I get the most joy If I see cats or if my partner is laughing - that's why I call him the laugh in my life. He does it loud enough for both of us and I can smile over this
Der Kommissar 2 years ago
Stop taking molly. it depletes serotonin, sometimes permanently if you take enough of it
censorshipsucks 2 years ago
go for a run and afterwards take some ephedrine. works great. oh wait you said naturally produced. s**t.
#10
90's nickelodeon. Legends of the hidden temple, are you afraid of the dark, double dare, pete&Pete. Etc.
ShaZam Beaubien 2 years ago
You can't do that on Television ... was my first Nickelodeon show as soon as we got cable. My Mom hated it because the chef picked his nose and put it in the burgers ... yeah, not sure why I liked the show
Kookamunga 2 years ago
I loved it, too! Had a crush on Kevin. kevin-643f...1ac96c.jpg 
Jeremy James 2 years ago
Oh, God. The "Are You Afraid of the Dark," series and the "Goosebumps," books. When did we decide to stop traumatizing children?
cadena kuhn 2 years ago
I believe they did bring back are you afraid of the dark. I haven't seen the new one but I'm pretty sure it exists
Katie Jeselnik 2 years ago
I loved You Can’t Do That on Television and Double Dare. My brother and I were sure we would win Double Dare. You climb up the slide using the sides, not the middle where all the stuff was!!
Kevin Doyle 2 years ago
Alanis Morrisette of "Ironic" fame got her start on you cant do that, the show was made in Ontario, Canada.
#11
The optimism of the 1990s
Saint Tim the Godless 2 years ago
As a teenager then, there was a very real sense of optimism that the world was getting better and the future was going to be bright for everyone. You can still see it if you watch 90s tv shows.
Joshua David 2 years ago
And the no labels of them as well. I got into high-school in 1992. Our goal was to completely eradicate labels and just be seen like everyone else. Now? Everyone not only has a label, they want to make sure you know it too.
Demosthenes 2 years ago
Yup seriously miss all of that happy gleeful grunge music, lots of themes revolving around optimism. Goth/emo had a big resurgence in the 90’s also, supper playful and full of optimism. Thinking about movies like Trainspotting and the heroin epidemic in the 90’s also brings a fond smile of positivity and nostalgia to mind.
Matt Rasnick 2 years ago
9/11 changed the optimism that a lot of folks felt at the end of the century
tuzdayschild 2 years ago
I'm a child of the 80s. I'm still optimistic. 80s delusionism is to the bone.
Temporary Dork 2 years ago
Very much so! The cold war was over, the economy was booming, the dotcom bubble hadn't popped yet and some scientist even proclaimed 'the end of history'.
Load More Replies... Celtic Pirate Queen 2 years ago (edited)
In my early 30's, making more money than I ever have since, fantastic medical & dental for myself & 2 kids (company paid), beautiful house I could actually afford to live in, nice car, etc. Yeah - those were the halcyon years.
#12
All my favorite tops that ever wore out. The fashion train just moves on regardless, you can never go back and just purchase the same awesome undyed linen blouse with the frog closures and Chinese collar, you have to start all over again no matter how much you hate shopping because walking around naked isn't an option.
Bec 2 years ago
I had a 90s flannel, mostly blue, great style. I wore that thing to death, when it was too ratty to wear in public, 6 still wore it at home, I slept in that shirt. RIP perfect flannel shirt.
Jcusack 2 years ago
90's fashion trends are roaring back, I bet you might be able to buy that shirt again soon!
Load More Replies... Miss Frankfurter 2 years ago
When I find something I really love, if I can, I buy 2. Wear it to death and then I have another one. But at today’s prices it’s becoming more difficult to do that.
Ines Olabarria-Smith 2 years ago
I almost fainted last week when the sales lady in Etam told me that my favorite bra, the one that I’ve been using for ten years now, is discontinued. Yesterday another one made me happy but finding a couple in my size in the back of the shop. I have some time to look for a replacement.
Miss Frankfurter 2 years ago
OMG! That is just the worst when that happens.
Load More Replies... Jesha 2 years ago
The patches lighting up under the armpits wasn't exactly a Lewk.
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Celtic Pirate Queen 2 years ago
Same. I bought a couple of shirts at Kohl's when I visited my Mom in Phoenix. LOVED them. I'm pretty busty so I prefer loose fitting V-necks (otherwise I look like a refrigerator). Back home in San Diego about 6 months later & decided to get a few more. Same story as with the Levi's. Exact same brand, size & style, but obviously a different factory/manufacturer - they weren't as loose fitting, shorter and the sleeves weren't as long (I have a large Celtic armband tattoo that I don't always want showing). Oh - and they shrunk a bit when I washed them.
Teresa Spanics 2 years ago
That is why I will always wear t-shirts, jeans, sneakers, and hoodies.
Casey Payne 2 years ago
I have basic, basic choice in clothes. Plain, solid colors on comfortable fabric that fits and doesn't make me look like a freak. Damn near impossible. When I find something that works, I buy it in bulk. And keep buying it in bulk. That's because it disappears. Store changes brands. Brands change their quality or discontinue the style. How do you discontinue a plain black t-shirt? Why? There has never been a change in fashion so drastic or severe where you cannot work a plain black t-shirt into your outfit. So why?
#13
Lifesavers creams
Suzanne Rust 2 years ago
They have them in rolls at Cracker Barrel restaurants!
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MeggoTheSteggo 2 years ago
They sell "creme savers" on Amazon! I was just thinking of ordering a bag!
MeggoTheSteggo 2 years ago
I read the caption before I looked at the pic, my bad for the unneeded quotations haha, but yeah I might order some, I remember them being fantastic
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Samantha Mannion 2 years ago
These are still a thing!!! I have some right now because I found them the other day in a random store.
Trophy Husband 2 years ago
This is the second time that this list told me something was gone that I thought was still around... These were great!
cogadh 2 years ago
They're not gone, you can still get them by the bag in strawberry, orange and raspberry. They just aren't sold in the pocket-sized sleeve anymore.
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#14
We used to have a chain of restaurants called Souper Salad. It was just a salad bar with like 3 options of soup but it was cheap and all you could eat. I took it for granted back then, and now I miss it so much. 🥲
Brenda Coe 2 years ago
Soup Plantation! Loved it, all you could eat and great blueberry muffins (with honey butter)
Red Ruffensor 2 years ago (edited)
I used to visit Sweet Tomatoes (same company) when I visited the US. It was a very special treat, especially their Big Chunk Chicken Noodle Soup.
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Not Bored 2 years ago
I miss Bonanza restaurants. They had a kick a*s buffet and the burgers were prolific
carlsagan lives 2 years ago
Ponderosa, too. Early on,they had faux rough hewn old west logging camp style giant long table seating, where you would (gasp) find yourselves seated amongst the other 'ranch hands'.. Later on they switched to tables and booths, good times! Ya still see an occasional Sizzler here and there, love(d) those places, hoss.
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David 2 years ago
I think I went to one of these. It was on a trip with my brother so I think it was in Colorado. Related thing I miss is back in the 80s Sizzler had an inexpensive salad bar that included a taco bar and had good stuff like avocado halves. You could have a really filling / healthy meal for cheap.
#15
Altoids Sours.
Love them so much, still have some of the old tins I use to store random things.
Mary Bowie-Gonzales 2 years ago
I would put three crystals in a cup of green tea and it was delicious
Tamara Augustine 2 years ago
Lofty pursuits (www.pd.net) makes candy that tastes just like these!
#16
I hate Bluetooth headphones and wish phones still had a headphone jack.
Paul Pienkowski 2 years ago
You must have an iPhone. You want the jack back, buy an Android. I got a new Google phone just last week and it has a jack for headphones at the top.
Nicole Weymann 2 years ago
They're cutting down on jacks, too. I wanted a new Samsung and had to research quite a bit, because I also wanted one with a micro sd slot, and they're getting discontinued as well.
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Fabian Bernard 2 years ago
I also miss being able to use my phone as a radio without using data
Mary Bowie-Gonzales 2 years ago
You can buy an adapter for the headphone jack and plug in like a charger.
Mark McDevitt (SinsSacrifice) 2 years ago
Samaung S23, the new Sony Xperia, Google Pixel, all still have headphone jacks. Gotta drop Iphone sorry bud
ROSESARERED 2 years ago
You can buy an adapter for Apple AND Android phones. Usb ( charging port size) one end, 3.5mm jack adapter the other end.
#17
$5 foot longs
JelliTate 2 years ago
I used to own a subway and this was the beginning of the end of it for me.
Pyla 2 years ago
you should dish up on the cost to franchisees. I knew one gal and her husband who had a cash cow and still complained about the high cost.
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#18
chocotacos ):
Gourdeous 2 years ago
I have never seen one of these, but they need to bring them back so I can eat them all
El Cucuy 2 years ago
Ice cream in waffle cone "taco" covered in chocolate. The best!
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Lori Stroud 2 years ago
Our ice cream truck sells these. I personally don’t like them but they are available.
Raquel Stattmiller 2 years ago
YES! This needs to be on top 3. This were the best icecreams e.v.e.r.!
#19
McDonald's all day breakfast.
2x4b523p 2 years ago
They cancelled breakfast bagels in UK, it was the only item on breakfast menu I loved besides hash browns. I would sometimes leave for work earlier and treat myself to breakfast bagel. Tried to make them at home but can’t get it right. Well, at least my waistline is thankful.
Sarcastic Jock 2 years ago
I was thinking this exact thing this morning. They were the best and now I have to eat a feckin mcmuffin. I don't want a muffin, I want a bagel!
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Mary Kelly 2 years ago
COVID was used as ab excuse to get rid of the dollar menu, $1 drinks of any size, all-day breakfast (which is cheaper), and salads...bastards!
Blyss Blyssylb 2 years ago
Remember when the Big Mac was REALLY BIG? Remember when the Big Mac was made with REAL BEEF? What ever happened to The Whopper? It Shrunk too! Those two need New Names: Li'l Mac and The Where'ditgo.
#20
Pizza Hut lunch buffets
Paul Pienkowski 2 years ago
I'm a store manager of a Pizza Hut. We still do this at our store. Only on Wednesday, but we do it!
Saint Tim the Godless 2 years ago
Pizza Hut in general. It used to be a mid-level sitdown restaurant. Red plates, decent salad bar, arcade. People used to look forward to eating dinner there.
Ken Beattie 2 years ago
Yeah I remember the classic shaped Pizza Hut restaurants back when I was a kid. The pizza was actually pretty good. Way more toppings than we get now.
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#21
KFC potato wedges
Dawnieangel76 2 years ago
I don't know where you are, but Jewel grocery store delis have SUPERIOR fried chicken & potatoes, and it's on sale every Monday
#22
Taco bell being cheap af. Used to be able to get 4 burritos and a drink for 10. Now its 20+
Edit: im aware of the app being cheaper. But theres was a time when you could go and get food for 5 bucks
Edit 2: the triple layer nachos was a personal favorite especially when they were $1 before they increased them and then discontinued them. I cry about it.
Janos Schumacher 2 years ago
I miss that. "Can I get 2 Mexi Melts, 2 Cheezaritos, 3 chili cheese burritos, a Grilled Stuft burrito, a steak quesadilla, one taco supreme, and a bucket of Mountain Dew Code Red?" "Certainly sir. That will be 32 cents sir. Would you like any hot sauce with that?" "Can I have all the Fire Sauce you have in the building?" "Absolutely sir."
Trophy Husband 2 years ago
If you don't care what you eat, they still have meals for $5 on the app. Like three choices of combos. My kids liked 7 layer burritos, and to add all the stuff to a bean burrito brings it to$4 for one burrito!
Randell Carstensen 2 years ago
Try Del Taco. They still have $5 meals, 4 items including a fountain drink.
Mary Kelly 2 years ago
i miss early 80s taco bell when it was GOOD and cheap...before KFC bought them out...everything was prepped in house...the meat, the veg, the beans...the menu was much more limited but the sour cream was real, the meat had texture and the veg was fresh...oh and they had real pico de gallo!...it wasn't chipotle in its prime...but is was good
David 2 years ago
Taco Bell has always been c**p food compared to a "real" Mexican restaurant but the positive used to be they were cheap food to stuff your face. Now I can buy the lunch special at a couple of local Mexican places for less money, I get table service and the food is hands down better. The only reason I can see for going to TB any more is if you are traveling and want something quick from the drive through to stuff in your hole.
JessieJ&LilyLovebug 2 years ago
I am 40 yo, and have never eaten at a taco bell...well, I have eaten in a Taco Bell, when I was a kid, but my parents always got me something from somewhere else, and then went to Taco Bell...so I got my McDonald's or Burger King, or whatever, and they got Taco Bell.
#23
The Blue Raspberry Sour Skittle. They act like it never existed but I know better
Huddo's sister 2 years ago
I miss the sour skittles like the ones pictured, with the sour powder on the outside. They only lasted 12months at most in Australia, before they were replaced with ones that only have a slight sour flavour inside.
Aaron Parker 2 years ago
Blue raspberry anything is better than most flavors, let's be honest.
#24
24 hour anything
Edit: While I know it is significantly less convenient than places being open, there has also been a tremendous push for places to have an online presence/online activity. So many people will complain acting like their website doesn't exist.
And even though I do miss the ability to go to McDonald's at 4am, I can understand they don't want to deal with the tweakers and homeless at the time. But I still wish it would come back
Paul Pienkowski 2 years ago
In Missouri, it was almost entirely people setting up full meth labs in our bathroom stalls. We honestly wouldn't give a caca if meth labs weren't prone to exploding randomly.
sky 2 years ago
i also live in Missouri but in a small town few minutes away from arnold and fenton some places arent like that where i live
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Aaron Parker 2 years ago (edited)
All 10 of the walmarts in my city quit the 24 hour thing during the pandemic. Haven't gone back to it since. Open 6am-11pm.
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Melissa Koczur-Mitchell 2 years ago
For those of us who work off shifts (like 3-11's), grocery shopping was SOOO much easier. Now I just suck it up and pay for Instacart b/c I can't handle the stress of all of the people.
Blyss Blyssylb 2 years ago
I miss going into Walmart somewhere between Midnight and 3:am to shop. NO Long A** Lines, No Rude People - maybe a few freaks but otherwise a peaceful shopping trip. I miss that.
Casey Payne 2 years ago
I miss the city being active 24 hours a day. It felt like everything was always on, open, moving. I absolutely loved coming home late and stopping into a grocery store at 3am to grab snacks. Now everything is keeping bankers hours and it sucks. Sure, you can plan ahead, but responsibility doesn't feel the same as spontaneous synchronicity. I feel sorry for whoever is working grave shift.
Janet Rancan 2 years ago
Had a friend that was an exterminator. He told me NEVER go to a 24/7 restaurant because they don’t ever shut down to exterminate pests.
#25
Aladdin's castle. It was an arcade in the local mall. I was heart broken when they closed that place down. So many good memories as a kid in that place.
panther 2 years ago
I miss Sears, Walden Books, B.Dalton books and the game store at the local mall, that sold board games and D&D products. I haven't been to the mall in years because there isn't anything there and the traffic to get there is such a hassle to deal with.
ShaZam Beaubien 2 years ago
I loved Waldon Books. I always got a book and a colossal cookie. Best day ever!
Load More Replies... David 2 years ago
Different name but the arcade in our mall has been suffering for years. It got smaller, changed to mostly higher profit games, moved to another (cheaper) location in the mall. Then it closed but currently we have another arcade place in the mall that serves some food sort of like an off brand chucky cheese kind of vibe. Walked past recently and it looked pretty dead. I get it though. Most kids can play amazing console games at home for close to free. And even the totally free games are better than what we had in arcades in the 70s.
Blyss Blyssylb 2 years ago
I remember walking around the Mall "People Scoping (watching)" and the Smells of Deliciousness wafting thru the air from the Food Court. 😃😄😁 I miss that.
Rachel Reynolds 2 years ago
Ours was just call The Arcade. It was right next to Orange Julius. Man, I miss that arcade.
Pitbull Dad 2 years ago
We had the Dream Macine arcade in Turfland Mall. I would spend endless hours there playing donkey kong and pac man
Joshua David 2 years ago
Ours was called the Tilt and Goldmine. As a non competitive individual, i spent very little time in these.
#26
Ecto Cooler. When it came back temporarily a few years ago, I got some but figured it would be crappy like most nostalgia-bait food and drink. It was glorious. So damn tasty.
ShaZam Beaubien 2 years ago
I loved ecto cooler too. I think it was an orange/mango/ other juice died green.
Mel Rupp 2 years ago
I loved it all the way back when it was called "Citrus Cooler", and it came in 48 oz. cans. Jeez, I'm old.
carlsagan lives 2 years ago
It paired VERY well with rum and vodka of all price ranges. Excellent bouquet with tangy, yet subtle aftertaste note...
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#27
McDonald's bagel breakfast sandwiches
2x4b523p 2 years ago
I just commemted earlier they cancelled them in UK. Still didn’t get over it. Looks like I must visit Canada now…
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Christine Packard Didier 2 years ago
Back on the menu in Northern Illinois. I had a bacon, egg and cheese a while back. It was yummy.
#28
Rice Krispies Treats cereal. I had it exactly once and it was magic.
Edit: You guys, I’m obsessed with the amount of people who also experienced this magic cereal and miss it. You are my people. ❤️
Elizabeth James 2 years ago
It looks like a cereal we have in the UK called Rice Krispies Multigrain Shapes
Doodles1983 2 years ago
Nah. This looks like crispies smelted with marshmallow.
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Exotic Butters 2 years ago
Loved those. You can still get them in SC but my state doesn't carry them
Veronica Devlin 2 years ago
Yeah I miss this stuff too. My mom only ever bought one box of it and every bite of it was heaven
Samantha Mannion 2 years ago
I found these a few years ago at Walmart actually and went on a spree for a couple months lolol so keep an eye out I think they are still around
#29
Vine. It was an awesome app.
SkekVi 2 years ago
better than tiktok bc you only had 6 seconds so you couldn't be having rants and giving as much misinfo. you had 6 seconds to be funny and that was IT.
Load More Replies... SweetCheesySpaghetti 2 years ago
Vine was so much better than Tik Tok. It was honestly the superior of all social networks.
Trophy Husband 2 years ago
Or ... Hear me out ... Not having apps! Huh? Who remembers when all phones did was make calls?
#30
Nabisco's butterfinger BB'S.
Ruth 2 years ago
I really miss Doo Dads. They were a snack mix years ago and none of the ones now have the same taste.
Kathryn Baylis 2 years ago
I’ve tried revisiting a lot of foods from my youth that I hadn’t eaten in years——even decades. So many of them tasted horrible. Did they change the mix? Did they opt for cheap ingredients? Or have my taste buds changed? I don’t know. But some of the cookies left my mouth feeling like it was coated with lard, some of the candy tasted like wax or chemical dye, and the rest just seemed like really bad tasteless (or s****y tasting) versions of what used to be really tasty food.
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Samantha Manning 2 years ago
We don't get Chips Ahoy in South Africa anymore. There are no choc chip cookies that are anywhere near as good as they were on the South African market. I miss them so much
#31
McDonald’s snack wraps :(
2x4b523p 2 years ago
I worked in KFC one summer almost 20 years ago. Had twister for lunch every single day for 3 months and never got tired of it.
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Dutchman Callypso 2 years ago
Third comment from Czechia, we still have them here :D Sometimes I really love my country
#32
Gravity Falls
Alias-the-shade 2 years ago
Please do not awaken the great sadness that had consumed me on it’s final season
#33
Quizno’s.
John L 2 years ago (edited)
Thank their mascot. Hope their ad people got fired...in reality, guess they were laid off. ☺
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Saint Tim the Godless 2 years ago
Even in the 00s, Quiznos was wicked expensive.
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#34
Grilled Stuft Burrito from Taco Bell, and Pontiac cars
SweetCheesySpaghetti 2 years ago
My first car was a Pontiac Grand Am. I loved that car so much that I drove it until the engine was literally unrepairable.
S. E. in Indiana 2 years ago
What I miss from Taco Bell is the bell beefer, taco on a hamburger bun.
Daffydillz~ 2 years ago
I dearly loved my Pontiac Grand Prix 02 GTP with factory Bose stereo system. Until the transmission went out, had it rebuilt but never the same. They just didn't make the transmissions durable enough for the Grand Prix and it was a common problem with them. It still makes me sad.
Demosthenes 2 years ago
My first grilled stuffed burrito was at Taco Bell. I loved that creamy taco sauce they used and the intense browning they gave the tortilla. I ate it until it was gone.
#35
When Starbucks brewed 3 different flavors everyday. I am tired of pike place
Benita Valdez 2 years ago
When Starbucks had an actual espresso machine and not the automated thing. I ised to genuinely enjoy Starbucks in the early 2000's but now I find them weak and gross
Dutchman Callypso 2 years ago
In my country (Czechia), Starbucks has an actual espresso machine, the same huge ones you see in a lot of restaurants/coffeeshops.
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The Verde sauce from Taco Bell.
#37
Miiverse on the Wii U. I know many people didn’t own a Wii U, but it had a charm, it showed what people were playing and their thoughts on it in the home menu
TailsFangirl03 2 years ago
I've seen screenshots from it.It sounds so freaking hilarious and like something I 100% would have participated in. I would probably just infodump about Sonic on there and make memes lol. But it doesn't exist anymore... I mean I get why but still-
AwfullyWaffley 2 years ago
I still mess around with my WiiU a few times a month! I love that thing!
#38
Littlest Pet Shop toys
I've heard rumors they're coming back next year
AwfullyWaffley 2 years ago
OMG!!! I LOVE THESE SO MUCH!! I still have over 100 of these sitting on display on my bookshelf!
#39
PB Crisp and Planter's Cheese Balls with the original recipe. The "original" ones they have now are total trash
Benita Valdez 2 years ago
I was so damn disappointed when they brought cheeseballs back; the taste was so disappointing
ShaZam Beaubien 2 years ago
I tried the cheese curls and I remember the taste being of sharp cheddar. I couldn't decide if they changed the formula or my taste buds are getting older. Either way, I won't be buying it again.
What do you think ?
Minnie Not Mouse 2 years ago
Im a doll collector, so I would really like: OG Monster High (The reboot is fine, but the orignals are better), Ever After High, Lalalopsy, and the old 2000's Barbies.
Seadog 2 years ago
I collect Boyds Bears. Really miss them and visiting Boyds Bear Country in Gettysburg.
Load More Replies... tuzdayschild 2 years ago
International Delight Cold Stone Creamery coffee cream. They discontinued it last month and I'm still in mourning. I need my coffee to taste like vanilla ice cream.
David Paterson 2 years ago
And TV channels never seen outside of the US, etc. This is hugely US centric.
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Kevin J. Henning 2 years ago
I really miss the Cartoon Network of the 90's and slightly beyond. Somehow, they even managed to ruin cartoons.
The Problem With Censorship Is ******* 2 years ago
Oh and by the way, please leave stuff like housing, healthcare and politics out of threads like this, it just doesn't belong here. Yes, the world is deteriorating. We know. WE ALL KNOW. I came here to read about discontinued candy and TV-shows, I don't need to stumble upon that s**t in every single thread.
Minnie Not Mouse 2 years ago
Im a doll collector, so I would really like: OG Monster High (The reboot is fine, but the orignals are better), Ever After High, Lalalopsy, and the old 2000's Barbies.
Seadog 2 years ago
I collect Boyds Bears. Really miss them and visiting Boyds Bear Country in Gettysburg.
Load More Replies... tuzdayschild 2 years ago
International Delight Cold Stone Creamery coffee cream. They discontinued it last month and I'm still in mourning. I need my coffee to taste like vanilla ice cream.
David Paterson 2 years ago
And TV channels never seen outside of the US, etc. This is hugely US centric.
Load More Replies... Kevin J. Henning 2 years ago
I really miss the Cartoon Network of the 90's and slightly beyond. Somehow, they even managed to ruin cartoons.
The Problem With Censorship Is ******* 2 years ago
Oh and by the way, please leave stuff like housing, healthcare and politics out of threads like this, it just doesn't belong here. Yes, the world is deteriorating. We know. WE ALL KNOW. I came here to read about discontinued candy and TV-shows, I don't need to stumble upon that s**t in every single thread.
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