Same. I kept scrolling expecting to see it. It's the first 90s pop that comes to mind for me.I can't believe nobody said this one:
Same. I kept scrolling expecting to see it. It's the first 90s pop that comes to mind for me.I can't believe nobody said this one:
Oh man, this takes me back. I'd forgotten this ever existed, but just seeing the can brings on flashbacks of all the times my dad would get me a can from the vending machine before we'd tee off on the third hole of the golf course right by our house.
Kwik Star has the full size ones sometimes too. Every now and then I get one to take home and freeze. That’s how they sold them at the pool.They sell them in bitesize pieces in boxes like the Mike & Ike or Whoppers movie size boxes. We buy them all the time at HyVee.
Was a Friday night going out with the family staple.
For a few of those years we got the book it pizzas for my younger sisters and we would eat one of these…..Priazzo Milano. Tasty!
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Sold like in a vending machine, right? Not over the counter? I think I remember those.We had a mom and pop gas station in my hometown that sold Doritos and Cheetos in aluminum cans. People think I’m weird when I bring it up in conversation. Anybody else have these?
They used to have what was basically the same thing in those Braach's Pik-A-Mix bins. It was just one blob of the white nougat in the middle surrounded by a ring of the caramel.
Those were good!I loved these as a kid. Back when KFC was better than it is now.
That was the one with the light crust on top? I loved it!
I haven't been able to find the Brach's candies that we like recently - the jelly nougats and the milk maids.They used to have what was basically the same thing in those Braach's Pik-A-Mix bins. It was just one blob of the white nougat in the middle surrounded by a ring of the caramel.
I think I read or saw something one time about those. They were designed so they could be sold in Pop machines. That way you could sell Pepsi and Doritos in one machine at the time etc.We had a mom and pop gas station in my hometown that sold Doritos and Cheetos in aluminum cans. People think I’m weird when I bring it up in conversation. Anybody else have these?
Not a particularly fond memory, but was anyone else forced to drink powdered milk as a kid in the 80's? God, that **** was gross. We didn't switch over to regular milk in a carton/plastic, until I was a teenager. After talking to my mom about it, as an adult, she said "We could have gotten regular milk at any time!" "I just never bought the regular milk, because nobody ever complained about the powdered!" MOM, nobody ever complained because we would have gotten our ass handed to us, for complaining! All those lost years... SMH