Here’s Where To Find Your Favorite Snacks From The '90s Today
Now all you need is a Capri Sun to wash them down.
bySyeda Khaula Saad
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If your snack supply is running low, why not fill it up with '90s faves? Here’s what you can still buy today.
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Nothing quite brought comfort like dipping vanilla cookies into vanilla frosting with sprinkles after a long day at school. Well, you can still dunk today — DunkAroos officially came back to stores this year. Although you can’t buy these snack-dessert hybrids online, you can find them at a local 7-Eleven.
If you're in the mood for something savory and dunkable, relive the goodness of Ritz Handi packs. With crackers and dip, it's a gooey, crunchy, and most importantly, cheesy snack.
When you want to add some more excitement to your snack, these tiny popping candies — in strawberry, watermelon, and tropical flavors — are like a little fireworks display on your tongue.
These are not your average strawberry- or tropical-flavored gummy snacks. With a fruit-juice center that explodes in your mouth once you bite into them, jewel-shaped Gushers are an adventure.
If bursts of juice in gummies aren't your thing, consider getting your fruit-flavored candy— in this case, berry tie-dye — as a thin, three-foot long roll that you'll devour in no time. This sweet snack is the perfect example of when more is more.
This berry and strawberry yogurt isn't just reminiscent of childhood — especially with Nickelodeon-themed packaging — but it's a also an incredibly easy way to eat breakfast when you're on-the-go.
Like a lunch kit, these packs let you play around with different flavor combinations. Although they don’t constitute a whole meal these days, these 90s favorites offer a portable way to enjoy some turkey, cheddar, and crackers — in stackable form, of course.