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The 1980s were a period of neon, big hair, punk rock and a lot of junk food. Even if you do not live personally, you can have a used nostalgia through shows likeStrange things. New coke to Queen Blizzard dairy, the 80s brought us tons of delicious treats.

here is25 Foods from the 1980s It will make you go back a much simpler decade. Some of them are always available today!

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Once a part of Pepsico, a slice was a line of fruity sodas that survived until the end of the 2000s. Some of the most out of the box include Apple, Cherry Cola and Punch Fruit. No surprise here, but sugar sugar contained only 10% fruit juice.

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You can think of Hohos and Twinkies when you think of the hostess. But in the 80s, the pudding pies of the brand were a pleasant crowd. A crust covered with chocolate gave way to a creamy vanilla pudding farce; The treatment was a bit like a boston cream pie donut. If you want to see the pie in action, here is aCommercial from 1986.

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Although they looked like big sticks of glue, pop triple Pouss Pouss were oversized lollipops with three flavors in each cylinder. The best part was able to save the lollipop for later in its cylindrical tube.

In the 80s, drinking Dr. Pepper Soda was not enough - you must also have chewed. The gum had a liquid filling and a fruity, slightly spicy flavor of Dr. Pepper. It is interrupted now, but if you are lucky, you can hang a vintage pack for less than $ 30.

The Hidden Valley Ranch Vinaigrette was created in the 1950s, but it took off in the 1980s. According toThat "80 years blogIt was not before 1983 when a stable tablet recipe was developed and the bottle of familiar vinaigrette that we know and love (or hatred) was born. Suddenly, the ranch was used everywhere, from Iceberg Dressing lettuce to coat the chicken to serve as a dipped pizza sauce.

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Before the cross had his moment, the sparkling water Spotlight shone on the original New York Seltzer, who made his debut in 1981. (The Cross had been invented, but it was not so known for the moment. ) The original New York was known for its mini glass bottles and colorless gaseous water, which came from flavors like root beer, vanilla and raspberry. It was finally interrupted, but he was brought back in 2015. You can buy some on Amazon today.

Giggles cookies were a bit like Oreos (and even manufactured by the same parent company, Nabisco), but withterrifying faces on them. Inside the sandwiches cookies were both gargilies and vanilla cream boys.

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Even for the children of the 90s, these bottles of radioactive color with a twisted cap are emblematic. You had to tighten the bottle to extract fruit flavored juice. The flavors in the range included Chucklin 'cherry, Berry B. Sauvage and grumpy. They reappeared a little in 2006 but were returned quickly afterwards.

The elves Keeps of open sky have once pardoned our shelves with their average cookies Magic Fudge. The circular biscuit was made of sandy, and the interior included a soft chocolate filling and Fudgy. Although they were arrested, their legend lives, thanks to aFacebook page requiring their return.

If you want proof that the 80s were weird, look no further than the BritishFunny feet ice cream. The composition was a strange flavored frozen ice cream in the shape of a foot stuck on a popsicle stick - but ice cream was delicious. They disappeared in the 1990s butmakes his return in 2013.

The animated seriesThe Smurfs RAN from 1981 to 1989 and during this period, the characters were honored by their own brand cereal per post. Schtroumpf Berry Crunch was not blue, but a mixture of red and purple. Finally, he was replaced by Smurf Magic Bares, who had star-shaped marshmallows.

Ireland haling, grease frog ice cream was another frozen treatment of time. He was shaped like a frog and had gumball eyes. Appetizing!

Mmm ... Chicken flavored crackers, for when you want chicken without any protein. They were even shaped like ticks!

It's too bad Instagram was not there at the same time as the waffles of care. With their bay rainbow stains, these treats would have been affected. Unfortunately, they were relegated to our memories andThis vintage ad This insists on waffles are "a bear hug in every bite!"

Stars wars Has a ton of goods over the years. Possibly the most delicious of the group, however, were theCookies of the pepperidge farm who paid tribute to the favorite of science fiction. There were three different flavors released in 1983: peanut butter, vanilla and chocolate. Each box contained biscuits in the form of beloved characters from movies, even Jabba, the cabin made an appearance.

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You can always find pop-tarter pies in the myriad of flavors on grocery shelves, but you will not find a Dutch apple. The flavor was launched in the 70s but was one of theOfficial pop-pies flavors From the 1984 American Olympic team. We do not say that eating pop-pied pieces will help you win an Olympic medal, but the team won eight of them in Sarajevo, so you decide.

After working as a scout of talent for the William Morris agency, Wally Amos turned the cookie recipe of the chocolate glitch of his aunt in the shocked and chocolate treats we know and love today. He created the brand in 1975, but it was not until the 80s he took off. He no longer has his biscuits of names, but fortunately for us, they are always on grocery shelves.

What better than real fruits? Fun fruits. Who were small, gummy andgrew up on fun fruit trees, obviously. They are no longer called fun fruits, but you can still have Sunkist fruit snacks today.

Jeno's pizza rolls were developed in the late 1960s, but in the 1980s, the brand was sold to Pillsbury. It was rebranded like the pizza of Tottino, which is the mark we all know and love today.

Until the mid-1980s,Burger KingThe breakfast menu was almost the same asMcDonalds. Then, the company reorganized it by adding French toast sticks, a tasty treatment that was easy to eat on the move.

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Although the queen dairy for a long time, it was not until 1985 that the Blizzard now emblematic was introduced. A thick line with candy mixtures, treatment is so thick that DQ employees will reverse it upside down to show you how thick it is.

You might think that lunches over 90 are dealing with, but they came out in 1989. Sorry for the children of the 80s who preceded them and missed these fun and transformed meal kits.

Do you remember the frozen yogurt boom from the early 2000s? Long before that, there was TCBY. The frozen yogurt was the indispensable treatment, especially once the best yogurt of the country (TCBY) went national in the 80s.

A sub-brand of Stouffer's skinny cuisine is launched in 1981 as a lighter alternative to classic frozen meals. Although it has strongly emphasized the regimes in the 1980s, the brand has evolved more towards"Well-being."

Doritos, the disordered tortilla chips with intense flavors, came out in the mid-1960s, but in 1986, the brand published Cool Ranch. And life has not been the same since.

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Although you can never get your hands on some of these snacks, the good news is that many of them are always in stores. And if you suddenly want a blizzard, we do not want you.

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