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Frozen breakfasts: they are there for us in a pinch, and they are usually quite delicious (and sometimes nutritious) But if you reach a frozen waffle or a package of breakfast sausages, you will have the possibility that your favorite frozen breakfast foods are disappearing from grocery shelves. Food shortages This year have been more frequent and more impactful than in recent years, ranging from staples likePasta andplain flour to things we just want to live without, likeChips and snacks.

In particular, pandemic coronavirus has forced many brands such as Amy, Kellogg's and Banquet to produce a variety of their products and ratherfocus their efforts on the most popular and fastest articles. Discontinuations, reminders and racial injustice have also been factors in the main brands to prevent storing some of their frozen breakfast products.

Below, find five beloved breakfast foods that arefading away of the frozen alley and speaking of grocery disappearing, here8 groceries who can soon be in the short diet.

Earlier this year, Quaker OATS announced that they would retire the name and image Aunt Jemima (which has an underlying stereotype of a black woman serving white families) of their products to take the In-depth measures of racial justice and equality. For this reason, many of their products are more difficult to find as the transition from the brand outside the old logo and name. However, the frozen breakfasts of the Aunt Jemima, like their frozen pancakes, their waffles and their French paints, have all been interrupted after a reminder of 2017. So, if you still have frozen products of Aunt Jemima in the freezer, You should probably throw them away.

Here is more aboutWhy you will not see the aunt Jemima on shelves again.

Whether you are old or young, there is a good chance that you can enjoy a good theme breakfast. Mickey Crancakes, anyone? Marvel and Kellogg collaborated on these amuses of charming Berry Marvel Mixed, but unfortunately, it was only a limited offer. Regular waffles will simply suffice.

Speaking of frozen waffles,We tried 9 frozen waffles bought since 9 stores, it's our favorite.

Oh, the simple joys of having a waffle filled with jam for breakfast. Nutrient? Not really. But practical, efficient and delicious? For sure. These waffles were not on shelves for a long time, but if you find yourself nostalgic for them, simply spread some jams between two waffles and call it a day.

Instead, why not make one of your own waffles with theseTasty waffle recipe and subjected to protein?

Although not a traditional breakfast food, for example, these hyper-popular lean pockets served as an excellent first meal in a pinch. After all, who could refuse the bottle of the melty-cheese of Sunday morning flavored pizza, uh, afternoon after a busy weekend? Unfortunately, the parent company of Maigres, Nestlé,interrupted beloved frozen snacks.

Yes, another shortage of Amy. Their meatless breakfast sausages, a vegetarian stapler and meat eaters, are temporarily unavailable because of the pandemic and their employee safety. On theirwebsiteIt is said "we give priority to other elements that allow more space for production between employees." Although we can applaud their dedication to the safety of their employees, we will certainly miss this meatless breakfast option.

You may have also noticed these16 frozen foods disappearing grocery shelves this year also!