Same..i really had a magical wonderful childhood. My kids have it pretty good but Im constantly comparing myself to my mother n always feel i can never live up to the woman she was. She was really the picture perfect mother. I miss her so much.
I was born in 74 so I grew up in the 80’s and I miss those times. My childhood wasn’t very good and that’s putting it lightly. I tried to forget the 80’s and 70’s for many many years. After years of therapy I can now look back at the good times I did have and enjoy the memories. The best times for me were from 84 to 91. Those were the years that shaped my life. I figured out which genre of music really spoke to me. While I can look back and see there were good times I don’t think I would go through it or live in that era forever. I do miss my friends and loved ones that are no longer here. I’ve lost so many loved ones it seems surreal.
It was a better time when being proud of being American was not only acceptable, but cool. Too much peace and prosperity leads to what we’re seeing today with people inventing ways to make them feel like they’re “oppressed.”
I don't know if this is just my childhood nostalgia speaking, but it feels like the 80s had so many cool things geared towards kids compared to now. Toys in cereal, McDonald's and Pizza Hut birthday parties, Toys 'R Us, skating rinks, rock climbing places, affordable theme parks, etc. I miss the 80s so much!
@@chichi9851 When I first saw your comment, I thought you were talking about shoe slides facing the sun and I was like, "Whut?" 🤣 Then I saw my old comment and knew exactly what you meant. We had the best playgrounds
A lot of people say that it is just an illusion that our brains are making it seem that way, however, all one has to do is take a closer look. Things were for sure less serious, less dramatic. The shows tackled heavy topics, but in a light-hearted way. I watched Family Ties all day this past Saturday and I was entertained. I didn't need to see a cop show that dealt with a child tranny rapping a student. Our media, our entertainment did this too us. If we rejected it as a culture we would have been better off. It doesn't do much to protect us from the violent people who are getting their kicks watching others be hurt on a "viral" video. The good news is that we have access to shows and movies from yesteryear, and surround our personal lives (literally behind closed doors), that we can feed our minds good stuff.
The 80's the best time to live, love and laugh every meal was a feast every paycheck was a fortune. Movies were a joy no CG and cartoons were fun gave you hope and you learned. Thanks mate this was the best video and it made my day mate. Bloody hell what a time 👍80's👍
Yeah, no. People were environmentally ignorant and homophobes with the rising of AIDS. Music and hair styles sucked. Internet wasn't around so the medias had the monopoly over the information. Yes, toys and movies were better but that's about it as far as I'm concerned.
One of my favorite things in the 80’s were the prizes in the cereal box! Pushing my hand though all the cereal to get it before one of my 3 brothers… priceless!!!
I know, that was my favorite part. In the mid/late 70s the cereal prizes were the best. I remember we put together some ship that came in a cereal box. Those are some of my favorite childhood memories. Finding small records in there was fun too.
I'd dump the cereal into a large green Tupperware bowl and pluck it from the top of the pile since the prizes were always at the bottom of the box, by the time I finished pouring the cereal into the bowl, the prize was on top! Then with my Mom or Dad's help, I'd scoop the cereal back into the bag it came in and put the bag back into the box!
I remember the California Raisins singing in commercials. I believe they sang I heard it through the grapevine. Makes sense since they're dried grapes. We had boxes of Sunmaid.
Not to mention, the best 2D animation. Like the movies made by Don Bluth, who gave us the Secret of NIMH, An American Tail, The Land Before Time, and All Dog's go to Heaven. Not mention the video games, Dragon's Lair and Space Ace.
I remember Nerds candies and they also had Nerds cereal where the box was divided in half vertically and had two different flavors, one side was grape, the other side strawberry. I remember having it for breakfast one morning and later on I went to the bathroom and my urine was pink and my poop was purple! I showed my mom, who then had my dad look at it too! Lol So embarrassing! Needless to say no more Nerds cereal allowed in my house after that. Thanks for sharing this video! ; ) 💕
Me and my mom actually taste tested the Tater skins before they were released to the public. It was at the mall, they asked if we would be willing to try a new product, it had no name at the time and they gave us both a little cup with the skins inside, we both expressed our like for them and then about a year later we saw them on the shelves at the store. We got them and they tasted exactly the same as the ones we tried.
Friggin' Pudding Pops! I really miss those and hate when people tell me that fudgesicles or fudge pops are the same thing, they most certainly are NOT.
There was a brief moment when fudgesicles took them over and produced the pudding pops. The fudgesicles themselves are totally different. I do wish someone would bring them back though. Thank you for watching!
Thank you for posting these walks down memory lane. My kids were born in '84 and '89. I remember grocery shopping and letting them pick out their own box of cereal and one snack. They'd carry their cereal box around until we came to the snack isle. Then the boxes were dropped, thrown in the cart, or given to me to hold while they made very important decisions. When they were older they worked out deals to share with each other. Such fun memories. 🤍
The pink Lemonade Bubble gum was the BEST! The Hubba Bubba soda was FORBIDDEN in my home. But when my parents got divorced my dad would let us have it on his weekends. Oh memories. 😂
FYI- a lot of these products can be found in Jordan, MN at 'Minnesota's Largest Candy Store".... it's a huge yellow barn that has been converted into a massive candy/food/bake shop (they also sell a lot of pumpkins in the fall & jigsaw puzzles) this place is insane- they have things like bacon-flavored gum & soda, chocolate-covered potato chips & beet-flavored licorice! As well as having fresh meats, cheeses, baked pies & pickled foods. -I highly recommend going there; make a day out of it & bring the kids. You won't be sorry.......It's AWESOME!
What a coincidence, I was just watching last night a PBS episode from the Minnesota pbs station online about this candy store. I really want to go and I’ve never even been to Minnesota, I just randomly picked a pbs station and watched about local things in the area
Omg !!!! Pudding pops and their lesser known gelatin pops were the most amazing treats ever !!!! You did forget , they were also available in banana flavor too
I don't remember knowing or seeing that they came in banana but I sure ate a lot of those when they were out. Thank you for watching and sharing that Gregory!
@@RhettyforHistory lol no, they did!!!! I loved them. The chocolate had brown and white wrapper , the vanilla was blue and white, I think the swirl was red and white and the banana was green and white.
I'm glad I got to grow up in the '80s. I was born in '78 so I got to experience it but I wish I was a little bit older during that time but it was still the best time of my life and this video takes me back
My Dad was ahead of his time in the '80's. We belonged to a health food CoOp and weren't allowed sugar in the house. My ability to eat the snacks were limited, but butterscotch pudding pops and Tater skins were so yummy! In HS, I would stop on my way to school to get a bag of Cool Ranch and New York Seltzer black cherry flavor!
It had to have been torture trying to be a health nut in the 80's with all the options we had. I forgot all about apple Slice. That stuff was delicious. What I remember most about the 80's as a kid was all the options we had at the grocery store and the toy isle. The 80's had so many different kinds of toys. It was the last era before the video game explosion (besides Nintendo) where kids were still attracted to plastic figures etc..
An 80’s child myself. It makes me so sad that kids hardly trick or treat anymore. When did this start? We had so much fun going house to house with all our friends. We rarely had adults with us, usually it was someone’s big brother or sister going are with us kids.
The 80’s were great times. I definitely remember Hubba Bubba soda , Jolt, pudding pies and pudding pops and I remember when fruit roll up’s were actually made with real fruit. The fruit corners were good too. I’m really beginning to like this channel. Thanks for the memories ❤
I remember being at a soup kitchen with my mom in the 80’s and a nice man standing in line with us handed me one of those big Oreos, I was 3 and that’s a memory I still think about.
I graduated high school in 1986. It was everything you imagine and more! If you haven't, watch the John Hughes movies "Sixteen Candles" and "Pretty in Pink." He captured life as a high school student in that era perfectly.
In 1988 when acid wash jeans were the new thing, I was in 8th grade and it was the first time I was allowed to go back-to-school shopping by myself. I bought a pair of acid wash jeans for $27 and my mom flipped out on me for spending that much money on a pair of jeans!
@Ruby Doomsday Mine wouldn’t let me have them either. But my parents were divorced and my dad couldn’t care less 😂😂😂 He was also the only one who would get me a Nintendo. I obviously spent more time at his house.
@@gavinvalentino6002 oh, I DO! I'd like to tell her where to stick her dang apple slices and whole wheat toast, boy howdy. (but for real though, she's pretty much my favorite human on the planet)
Really digging your videos. Huge fan of the '80s growing up I feel like there's an endless amount of music movies and foods that I forget about. And it was all glorious..
The McDlts were my favorite. ❤ Seeing these older ads reminds me when I was a kid of sending in Green Giant labels off the can to get the little Niblet plush toy or cutting the paper records off the cereal boxes, lol. Thanks for sharing sir.
You're welcome. I think it was fun saving labels and UPC's to get a free product. Those days sure seem to be gone. Also I loved the commercials the Green Gian used to have. Im really surprised they havent figured out a way to bring the McDLT back. Thank you for watching and sharing your memories!
I loved those , they were my prime time tv watching snack,,,, my mom would buy me a bag every time she'd go shopping and it would take me a day or two to finish it off.... miss these
Man I sure do my favorite was the all gratin flavor they brought them back in the late 90s for a minute but they weren't the same also in the mid-2000s Ruffles potato chips made a knockoff brand the thick cut chips
Was born in 1980, and have a really good memory to boot. I remember almost all these things and it's bringing back such fun and innocent times with my brother, cousins and friends, as well Mom and Dad. THANK YOU FRIEND! new sub :) 💕
I did and still love the McRib. I remember most of these. I wish some would be brought back and some, well, not so much ha. The pudding pops were always a favorite. We still buy Hot Pockets. Great walk down memory lane.
Ah yes... the McRib. The dead beat dad of the fast food sandwich world. It shows up for awhile an everybody's happy to see it...then it disappears!!!🤣😂🤣😂
I totally forgot about Giggles! I forgot about a lot of these actually. I remember most of them & miss them to this day. My husband and I are always talking about how cool it was to live in the 80's. The arcades, roller skating, waiting for new music to hit the shelves of Sam Goody or Camelot's, staying up all night playing Nintendo (while eating/drinking a lot of these sugary snacks!), Headbangers Ball, McDonald's characters (my brother was terrified of Grimace haha), prizes in cereal... I could keep going. Great video!
New sub here! I'm 50, grew up on the 80's. Great vid! You know what I miss? Those yellow school lunch burritos! I used the veggies from the salad we got as a topping with taco sauce and shredded cheese. I would pay top dollar for for those burritos if I could find them again! ❤
Rhett, I enjoyed your classic foods of the 80's video. It brought back alot of memories inregards to the variety of foods we ate during that time. I remember some of the ones you featured, but some I didn't. Have a fantastic day. Take care 🐎
Thank you for watching! Some have said in the comments that the Bar None can be found at Cracker Barrel. It might also be something you can order online too. It's not made by Hershey but it could still be good.
@@RhettyforHistory Oh that’s a good idea I’m gonna have to check that out. Do you know what I miss? I really have always missed the marathon bar. I think it was more 70s but I loved that thing. Delicious in my memory at least
I don't know how Pudding Pops didn't make a profit, since I emptied the shelves of them back then. I ate about a box a day for lunch when I was working my grocery job. I wish they still sold them. Nice to know I could make my own though. Never thought of that, so thanks for the idea!
I'm not sure how they didn't either. You would think they would just have raised the price because people would have bought them. I still think they would sell. Thank you for watching!
My Mom made her own Jell-O and Pudding Pops, both, with a Tupperware set she had, from the time I was a little kid. When they came to the frozen food aisle, I didn't care, lol.
I remember Boppers! They were so good. My mom wouldn't let me eat most of the cereals back then though. I was only allowed to eat Kicks and other cereals with less sugar. I miss the pudding pops and Wrinkles snacks too. Seems like we had so many cool snacks back then but most of them didn't last long.
Wow ! This brought back so many happy food memories. Jell-o pudding pops, Giggles cookies, Bonkers candy, Tato Skins, Slice were all huge parts of my childhood. Also those little juice carton gums which really made me smile. I adored those ! Also remember Hostess Pudding Pies boy were they good. I believe Tastykake still makes pudding pies today. Another '80s treat I would add to this list is Good Humour's Fat Frog a frog-shaped ice cream bar with rich vanilla ice cream tinted green and candy eyes. They were a favourite ice cream truck treat. I miss them.
This is the 2nd video now where I see people praising this stuff so much. I didn't even know it was discontinued? Is there really a difference? Orange soda is orange soda
I'm a 90's kid, but some of these evoke nostalgia for me just from the style of the packaging, especially the late 80's stuff that bled into the early 90's. A lot of these things should come back.
Some brands do it once in awhile. I’ve seen Frito-Lay retro package Cheetos, Fritos and Doritos. Same with its sister company Pepsi. Pizza Hut and Burger King went back to their old logos. Hopefully YUM Brands will do the same to Taco Bell and Kentucky Fried Chicken with the logos like they did with Pizza Hut.
In the later '80s as a teen I remember loving Hydrox cookies. They were like Oreo's, but for some reason, I thought Hydrox tasted much better. I'd crumble them up in a glass of milk and eat them with a spoon. There was also this fast-food chain in California called Skipper's. They primarily served fish, but also had the best chicken strips! In the '80s I remember the "newness" of using a microwave for things like frozen burritos. I also remember salad bars being popular in the late '80s (the Sizzler in California).
I can't even remember all the flavors they have had over the years but there have been some great ones. Thank you for watching and mentioning that one for us to remember.
@@missiestricklin3364 There is a root beer drink mix from A&W that I’m addicted to. I find it at Dollar Tree, 6/pkg. It says to pour in 16-20 water bottle. I use a shaker bottle, because i like it really cold, and lots of ice, so I only add about 12 Oz water. Since it isn’t carbonated, no burps, either. Love the stuff.
Christmas 1980 I received a McDonald's calender that had a free item for each month. I had Chicken McNuggets that following February and enjoyed them for years. 1987 McD's launched Shanghai nuggets that came with wooden chopsticks, red sweet & sour, hot mustard and teryaki sauces.
@@RhettyforHistory I can't find the information when they were discontinued, but they launched in 1987. The chopsticks were silly and wasteful to include. They were only available as 9 or 20 nuggets which means spending more $. The hot, spicy mustard may have been too spicy for the average consumer, but I didn't care for how it tasted. The red sweet and sour sauce was that syrupy kind at lower-end Chinese take-out places. Shanghai didn't beat out the traditional sauces so that could be the reason for its discontinuation. McDonald's BBQ sauce is strange, so they need a bold, smoky sauce like Burger King or Chick-Fil-A. If an item doesn't sell enough units, they pull it.
I thought I was the only one who remembered the Chinese style McNuggets. I remember the chopsticks, but I didn't know how to use them back then so they were useless. I only had the teriyaki and remember liking them.
I was born in the early 1980s, and I have very good memories of that decade. The snack food from the 80s I'm the most nostalgic for is Quackers. They were essentially the same thing as Goldfish crackers, but they were shaped like ducks instead of fish. Also, at the time, Goldfish were only available in one flavor, while Quackers had several flavors available.
Y'all...... Those Giggles cookies at the end were SOO GOOD...omg I loved those. Another good food was Pac Man macaroni n chz, and Quackers crackers - esp sour cream and onion
I just finished off 2 boxes of Swiss cheese crackers lol You can get them in Canada! My ex husband brings me a few boxes every month when he comes to visit our daughter for a weekend.
@@RhettyforHistory me too lol they’ve always been one of my absolute favorites. They’re made by Ritz crackers now instead of mondelez/nabisco They’re on Amazon for sale but it’s 9.00 a box which is absolutely bonkers. 😂
I SOOO miss the Nerds and Rainbow Brite cereal. It will always be my favorite! And one you didn't mention was PB Max. I believe they debuted in 1989. I sure do miss the ole days
My dad worked at Safeway grocery store and he used to bring home cases of out dated Hostess pies! We kids were set for months! It was awesome! All our friends were jealous 😂
I remember the majority of these products. I wish I had tried the Boppers. It's like there is so much out there you sometimes miss stuff, because you are usually comfortable eating what you're used to. I remember 'Tato Skins'. Now we can do this. Keebler needs to bring back 'Magic Middles' , even if it's for a limited time. I would love to see a seasonal take on discontinued products. Cheetos could've brought that back even now. I remember the McDLT, the motto was, "Where the hot stays hot and the cool stays cool." "Nintendo! It's a cereal now!" I remember 'Dinky Donuts', but the cereal me and my brother ate up was 'Donuts'. But it is amazing that 'Cinnamon Toast Crunch', stayed around. I know some people that love that cereal. Oreos, could ring the Big Stuff, could be brought back as a limited thing. They do it with everything else. Wow, the McDonald's gift certificates! I used to still have some, but now I think someone stole them from me. Yeah, I got into Reeses Pieces. But yeah, they really took off thanks to 'E.T'. Now, they're still here even though there were times they seemed retired. I ate 'Giggle', they were really delicious cookies.
We have them here in Buffalo New York they seldom at our local grocery store. Tops Markets they seldom in the Retro candy aisle you might want to check your local grocery store candy aisle
Thank you for making this video! I was craving bar none for many years. He said they made them in Mexico so I looked it up and I was able to buy online so thank you thank you I hope they are still the same recipe😆, i’ll let you know when I get them! 😀
Great video! I loved those Juice Carton gums and Bonkers. I still remember my Mom packing Giggles cookies in my lunch box, and the commercial with the two kids cracking up over the funny faces.
Such a good video clip, brought back so many memories from my 20’s. I remember pretty much all of these items and seeing some again made me laugh. I remember the Mc DLT the most and had my share of them in the day. “Hot side hot, cool side cool” 😎
I am so glad to see pudding pies on here! They were my favorite hostess treat. Tangy Taffy and Apple Slice and Grape Big League gum are also sorely missed. I did find a decent replacement for Apple Slice now that Manzanita Sol much more available. As for current goodies, I hope Canada Dry Ginger ale with Lemonade never goes away... but I haven't seen any lately.
I am really enjoying these video walk down memory lane you are doing. We spent a big chunk of the 70's and 80's in Germany so there were some of the short lived items that I did not remember. The first place I ever ate a McRib was in Germany (I think it was introduced there). Thanks for another fun one, Rhett.
You're welcome and I'm glad you are enjoying these videos on past decades. So many of these things helped shape our culture and fun with friends and family. It certainly sounds like you have a great memory of the McRib and Germany. Thank you for watching and sharing your memory!
I love the 80s! I had some bad memories but overall had mostly good memories that will stay in my heart forever. Thanks a million for this sweet video..I feel like I am going back in time.
Oh man, I miss pudding pops so much. They also had fruit ones named Jell-o Gelatin Pops. My family used to go to my grandparents for lunch every Sundays and they had both. After lunch we'd always get one. I have such fond memories of them. I wish they'd bring them back.
To really appreciate the 80's one had to have been born in the 70's. I've always felt blessed to have gone through the 80's and becoming a teen in the middle of that decade
@@aximusroh6453 I was born in 1967 and became a teen in 1980. I very much appreciate the 80s and also feel blessed to have spent my teens and early 20s in that decade!
Tato skins were great. I had California raisin shirt. When the Peanuts Great Pumpkin and Christmas came on they always showed Dolly Madison commercials and they looked so good but in Canada we didn't have that. Mc DLT was awesome.
When Bonkers came out there was a Bonkers promo vehicle that came through my town. It was the size of the Weiner Wagon but it was a mobile funhouse and they gave away free samples of Bonkers at the end.
I remember the “blind” Coke vs. Pepsi taste test. They did it at a local amusement park one summer-you got a prize for picking Pepsi, and they didn’t shuffle the sample or anything from person to person so it was pretty obvious which one was Pepsi. So like any kid, I picked the one that would get me a prize 😅 I loved apple-flavored Slice but thought it was a fever dream since no one I know remembers it. And I still miss the Swiss Cheese crackers. They were delicious.
Sadly, I cannot find Tab anymore. It was definitely the best diet soft drink to mix with Bourbon. Coke Zero is okay, but most diet colas just don't mix well with whiskey or rum.
I loved banana frosted flakes, pudding pops, magic middles, McDLT, Dr Pepper Gum, and there are so many more that not in your list.... Hope you do a part 2.
Peanut butter Boppers sounds delish! Too bad I never heard of them because Im sure I woulda been a big fan! 😃 I love when u do these snack videos 💞 Brings back some great memories for sure and theres so many great snacks that I have forgotten about. Thanks Rhet for the trip down memory lane! I really enjoyed it! 🦋
I really think those Boppers should be brought back. I had a couple kinds but didn't get to try them all. If you notice they have Nature Valley on the box and they are pretty strong in the granola snack market. I do wish they would bring these back. Thank you for watching and I'm glad you are enjoying our look back at some of these retro foods.
I worked for Pepsi. It was a part time job giving people the Pepsi Challenge. That was a fun job and Pepsi did win!! Great company to work for. I was in college at the time and I even had Pepsi Salesman convince the college to switch from Coke to Pepsi!!! That was great because Pepsi was the only soda we drank growing up and still do!!
I could live in the 80’s for a lifetime. The 80’s and 90’s was the best times in my life.
Same..i really had a magical wonderful childhood. My kids have it pretty good but Im constantly comparing myself to my mother n always feel i can never live up to the woman she was. She was really the picture perfect mother. I miss her so much.
I feel that way about the 70’s , but the 80’s were a fun time.
I was born in 74 so I grew up in the 80’s and I miss those times. My childhood wasn’t very good and that’s putting it lightly. I tried to forget the 80’s and 70’s for many many years. After years of therapy I can now look back at the good times I did have and enjoy the memories. The best times for me were from 84 to 91. Those were the years that shaped my life. I figured out which genre of music really spoke to me. While I can look back and see there were good times I don’t think I would go through it or live in that era forever. I do miss my friends and loved ones that are no longer here. I’ve lost so many loved ones it seems surreal.
We do not call the 80 s crazy for nothing, they where bonkers ;)
Nostalgia is a helluva drug.
You remember Freshen Up gum? It had juice in the middle of each piece and would squirt out in your mouth when you chewed it.
I do remember that one. A lot of the gel in the middle gums were big in the 80s. Thank you for watching!
Loaded with flavor
I loved those when I was a kid! Hadn’t thought about it in several decades.
Loved it! I tried every flavor! 🥳🎉💖💖💖💖💯
@@angeladay1534 Nice! I think cinnamon was my favorite.
Oh man, in a world of anger and ugly, these videos are EXACTLY what we need! I absolutely miss the 80s. Those were my golden times as a kid. 💛
NASTY "FOOD" THOUGH!🤮
You and me both..the music, the movies etc.
Same
It was a better time when being proud of being American was not only acceptable, but cool. Too much peace and prosperity leads to what we’re seeing today with people inventing ways to make them feel like they’re “oppressed.”
@@TommyD1213 🤡🤡🤡
I don't know if this is just my childhood nostalgia speaking, but it feels like the 80s had so many cool things geared towards kids compared to now. Toys in cereal, McDonald's and Pizza Hut birthday parties, Toys 'R Us, skating rinks, rock climbing places, affordable theme parks, etc. I miss the 80s so much!
That's because society is now anti-nuclear family thanks to crooked politician's.
You know that the kid who had a Pizza-hut birthday party was rich and man you wanted to get an invite
I was wondering, just the other day, when's the last time someone had a birthday party at McDonald's?
Metal slides facing the sun! 😂
@@chichi9851 When I first saw your comment, I thought you were talking about shoe slides facing the sun and I was like, "Whut?" 🤣 Then I saw my old comment and knew exactly what you meant. We had the best playgrounds
I would go BACK to the 80's in a HEARTBEAT ---- everything was so much better and more POSITIVE then!
I agree.
A lot of people say that it is just an illusion that our brains are making it seem that way, however, all one has to do is take a closer look. Things were for sure less serious, less dramatic. The shows tackled heavy topics, but in a light-hearted way. I watched Family Ties all day this past Saturday and I was entertained. I didn't need to see a cop show that dealt with a child tranny rapping a student. Our media, our entertainment did this too us. If we rejected it as a culture we would have been better off.
It doesn't do much to protect us from the violent people who are getting their kicks watching others be hurt on a "viral" video. The good news is that we have access to shows and movies from yesteryear, and surround our personal lives (literally behind closed doors), that we can feed our minds good stuff.
Save for the HIV and AIDS, I agree. It was a good time. Glad I didn't have to grow up with a cellphone.
The 80's the best time to live, love and laugh every meal was a feast every paycheck was a fortune. Movies were a joy no CG and cartoons were fun gave you hope and you learned. Thanks mate this was the best video and it made my day mate. Bloody hell what a time 👍80's👍
It really was a great decade! I really enjoyed the movies with no CG and just special effects. Thank you for watching!
@@RhettyforHistory g'day 👍
Ah, for a time machine! Best music, too, and clothing, and hair.
Yeah, no. People were environmentally ignorant and homophobes with the rising of AIDS. Music and hair styles sucked. Internet wasn't around so the medias had the monopoly over the information. Yes, toys and movies were better but that's about it as far as I'm concerned.
None of the above. Nope!
One of my favorite things in the 80’s were the prizes in the cereal box! Pushing my hand though all the cereal to get it before one of my 3 brothers… priceless!!!
I know, that was my favorite part. In the mid/late 70s the cereal prizes were the best. I remember we put together some ship that came in a cereal box. Those are some of my favorite childhood memories. Finding small records in there was fun too.
same here I remember getting little license plates I can't remember which cereal it was but I used to put those on my bike lol.
My jerky sister always did that! Did you also eat all the marshmallows? Lol 😉
I'd dump the cereal into a large green Tupperware bowl and pluck it from the top of the pile since the prizes were always at the bottom of the box, by the time I finished pouring the cereal into the bowl, the prize was on top! Then with my Mom or Dad's help, I'd scoop the cereal back into the bag it came in and put the bag back into the box!
I remember getting towels wash cloths and some dishes with purchase of laundry powder
I remember the California Raisins singing in commercials. I believe they sang I heard it through the grapevine. Makes sense since they're dried grapes. We had boxes of Sunmaid.
There were certainly huge at the time! Thank you for watching!
@@RhettyforHistory your welcome.
I remember the commercials and the cartoon show for the California Raisins. I liked the show and commercials, but I didn't like raisins!
@@DamonNomad82 They also sang "My Girl" to the Sun Maid in another commercial.
We still have a beach towel featuring the California Raisins from the 80s!
80s rocked!! The best times in my life and alot less stress.
Agreed.
Right, right
I miss the 80s. I was single digits in age... But after the 80s and 90s the world changed in big ways. Things just aren't the same.
Big ditto!
9/11/01
lol single digits
Not the same indeed
things arent the same as 30-40 years ago? what? thats wild.
Growing up in the 80s. This brought back so many good memories. I remembered every thing shown. Crazy how long it has been.
Thank you for watching and I'm happy to hear that this video brought back some memories.
I was lucky to be born during the 80s and enjoy the good old days.
My childhood in the 80s! Great times! 👍
Thank you for watching Alan!
@@RhettyforHistory your welcome , great video! 👍👍
@Seek Him with all your heart and you will find Him what is your problem. Wow. Unbelievable. 🤦♂️🤯
How i miss my childhood😢
Indeed.
The 80's has the best music, the best movies and some of the best products.
Not to mention, the best 2D animation. Like the movies made by Don Bluth, who gave us the Secret of NIMH, An American Tail, The Land Before Time, and All Dog's go to Heaven. Not mention the video games, Dragon's Lair and Space Ace.
70s had best music
@@lois2997 I really like both 70s & 80s music, except disco then. But, disco doesn't sound so bad to me, now.
In your opinion.
You got me missing the 80s now!
I remember Nerds candies and they also had Nerds cereal where the box was divided in half vertically and had two different flavors, one side was grape, the other side strawberry. I remember having it for breakfast one morning and later on I went to the bathroom and my urine was pink and my poop was purple! I showed my mom, who then had my dad look at it too! Lol So embarrassing! Needless to say no more Nerds cereal allowed in my house after that. Thanks for sharing this video! ; ) 💕
Jolt Cola. The power drink before there were power drinks.
I always liked Cirrus Climax 😀
It was probably the original! That and Mountain Dew! Thank you for watching!
All the sugar and twice the caffeine haha what a slogan.
It was still around in the late 90s when I was in high school. I used to drink it for energy while studying for tests.
@@michaelcoffey7362 can you imagine a drink having the word climax in it now ?
Me and my mom actually taste tested the Tater skins before they were released to the public. It was at the mall, they asked if we would be willing to try a new product, it had no name at the time and they gave us both a little cup with the skins inside, we both expressed our like for them and then about a year later we saw them on the shelves at the store. We got them and they tasted exactly the same as the ones we tried.
Oh wow! That's really cool! Thank you for watching and sharing your experience!
WOOOW!! Everytime I saw those in the store I'd wanna tell that story.
Please post positive proof pronto
Pics preferred
Tater skins got that baked potato appeal made with potato skins that are real🤣
I still find tato skins at the Dollar Tree by my house in 2022.
Friggin' Pudding Pops! I really miss those and hate when people tell me that fudgesicles or fudge pops are the same thing, they most certainly are NOT.
There was a brief moment when fudgesicles took them over and produced the pudding pops. The fudgesicles themselves are totally different. I do wish someone would bring them back though. Thank you for watching!
No they are not agreed!
Definitely not the same. I long for Pudding Pops to this day!
Pudding pops were creamier
jello pops> jello pudding pops
Thank you for posting these walks down memory lane.
My kids were born in '84 and '89. I remember grocery shopping and letting them pick out their own box of cereal and one snack. They'd carry their cereal box around until we came to the snack isle. Then the boxes were dropped, thrown in the cart, or given to me to hold while they made very important decisions. When they were older they worked out deals to share with each other.
Such fun memories. 🤍
Reminds me of how me and my older brother would fight over the cereal when our mom got home from grocery shopping!
The pink Lemonade Bubble gum was the BEST! The Hubba Bubba soda was FORBIDDEN in my home. But when my parents got divorced my dad would let us have it on his weekends. Oh memories. 😂
I love the way that Coca-Cola and Pepsi would taste in those tall glass bottles
FYI- a lot of these products can be found in Jordan, MN at 'Minnesota's Largest Candy Store".... it's a huge yellow barn that has been converted into a massive candy/food/bake shop (they also sell a lot of pumpkins in the fall & jigsaw puzzles) this place is insane- they have things like bacon-flavored gum & soda, chocolate-covered potato chips & beet-flavored licorice! As well as having fresh meats, cheeses, baked pies & pickled foods. -I highly recommend going there; make a day out of it & bring the kids. You won't be sorry.......It's AWESOME!
That really sounds like an incredible place to go. I have never heard of it before. Thank you for telling us about it.
@@RhettyforHistory 😀
What a coincidence, I was just watching last night a PBS episode from the Minnesota pbs station online about this candy store. I really want to go and I’ve never even been to Minnesota, I just randomly picked a pbs station and watched about local things in the area
There is such a store in greater Sudbury, Ontario, Canada
Omg !!!! Pudding pops and their lesser known gelatin pops were the most amazing treats ever !!!! You did forget , they were also available in banana flavor too
I don't remember knowing or seeing that they came in banana but I sure ate a lot of those when they were out. Thank you for watching and sharing that Gregory!
@@RhettyforHistory lol no, they did!!!! I loved them. The chocolate had brown and white wrapper , the vanilla was blue and white, I think the swirl was red and white and the banana was green and white.
Thanks for helping us remember more about this beloved item.
i can't understand why there's no pudding pops today. they were a summer staple for me as a kid.
Yes both amazing!
I'm glad I got to grow up in the '80s. I was born in '78 so I got to experience it but I wish I was a little bit older during that time but it was still the best time of my life and this video takes me back
I was born in 1978 too. Loved being a kid in the 80's but I remember wishing I was a teenager lol
78 baby too 😄
Jolt Cola was the drink of choice for my circle of friends in middle school. Usually consumed with a King Size Reese's cups.
1:49 I LOVED the magic middles. I was so upset when they left. The chocolate center was to die for.
They were certainly good! Thank you for watching and sharing your memory of them!
The 80s were magic. Glad I grew up then
I was lucky to be born during the 80s.
@@dreamguardian8320 We Xennials are lucky to have arrived in the world during the 80s!
My Dad was ahead of his time in the '80's. We belonged to a health food CoOp and weren't allowed sugar in the house.
My ability to eat the snacks were limited, but butterscotch pudding pops and Tater skins were so yummy!
In HS, I would stop on my way to school to get a bag of Cool Ranch and New York Seltzer black cherry flavor!
Thank you for watching and sharing your memories of the time!
Those were very addictive I remember being addicted to them when I was a kid eating like four in one sitting
I LOVED New York Seltzer! It was Uber popular in Northern California.
Tater skins were the bomb
It had to have been torture trying to be a health nut in the 80's with all the options we had. I forgot all about apple Slice. That stuff was delicious. What I remember most about the 80's as a kid was all the options we had at the grocery store and the toy isle. The 80's had so many different kinds of toys. It was the last era before the video game explosion (besides Nintendo) where kids were still attracted to plastic figures etc..
An 80’s child myself. It makes me so sad that kids hardly trick or treat anymore. When did this start? We had so much fun going house to house with all our friends. We rarely had adults with us, usually it was someone’s big brother or sister going are with us kids.
The 80’s were great times. I definitely remember Hubba Bubba soda , Jolt, pudding pies and pudding pops and I remember when fruit roll up’s were actually made with real fruit. The fruit corners were good too. I’m really beginning to like this channel. Thanks for the memories ❤
I don't remember all of these, but I think it's cause some of there were not availabel here (Canada).
I remember being at a soup kitchen with my mom in the 80’s and a nice man standing in line with us handed me one of those big Oreos, I was 3 and that’s a memory I still think about.
I was never allowed to get one! I begged often...but nope.
Very sweet ... thanks for sharing!
@christopher freywald no he won’t you weirdo.
I was born in December of 85’. I wish I’d been a teenager in that era. I love the music, clothes, movies, etc.
It was a great decade! Thank you for watching!
I was born in 90's I was a teenager back then
I graduated high school in 1986. It was everything you imagine and more! If you haven't, watch the John Hughes movies "Sixteen Candles" and "Pretty in Pink." He captured life as a high school student in that era perfectly.
@@sallyphillips9175 👍🏻. I graduated in 1985…… how I miss those days. Best decade ever to grow up in.
@@RhettyforHistory WHY did cereals STOP giving prizes inside??
I remember eating butterscotch Jello pudding pops. They were delish!
Oh wow! I never saw those. Thank you for watching!
Yup very good and Banana too
Omg yes! My friends mom would always buy those chocolate and the butterscotch ones were so good! I totally forgot about those.
I was born in '82, so I can remember many of these! Bring back magic middles!🥰
The 80’s and 90’s were the best times to be a kid.
I was born in 82 too. So many good things in this video.
Why hello there
Me too I was born very early in the year.
@@inactivated December 1982 here!
The candy in the 80’s was just awesome
And cheap
I remember my mom refusing to buy me ET cereal back when it came out because it was $1.99 . Back then that was a lot of money for a box of cereal .
Thank you for watching and sharing a memory too!
In 1988 when acid wash jeans were the new thing, I was in 8th grade and it was the first time I was allowed to go back-to-school shopping by myself. I bought a pair of acid wash jeans for $27 and my mom flipped out on me for spending that much money on a pair of jeans!
$2.00 in 1983 money is $4.75 today. Yes. That is Very expensive for a box of novelty cereal.
Oh I know. I didn't get to try a LOT of cereals back then because of prices. That was alot of money.
@@Maki-00 that was probably a normal price but now it’s way more usually
I graduated high school in 1984.
I remember all of the products. Good times! Thank you for the video.
You're welcome and thank you for watching!
These are pretty much all the snacks Mom wouldn't let me have when I was little.
Thank you for watching and sharing your memories of them even if you couldn't have them.
@@RhettyforHistory I had them anyways when she wasn't around, haa haa!
@Ruby Doomsday
Mine wouldn’t let me have them either. But my parents were divorced and my dad couldn’t care less 😂😂😂 He was also the only one who would get me a Nintendo. I obviously spent more time at his house.
@@soyburglar77 ahh divorced dads. They were more like roommates who looked after you but let you do your own thing
@@gavinvalentino6002 oh, I DO! I'd like to tell her where to stick her dang apple slices and whole wheat toast, boy howdy.
(but for real though, she's pretty much my favorite human on the planet)
Really digging your videos. Huge fan of the '80s growing up I feel like there's an endless amount of music movies and foods that I forget about. And it was all glorious..
Being born in '76, this brought back a lot of memories.
The McDlts were my favorite. ❤ Seeing these older ads reminds me when I was a kid of sending in Green Giant labels off the can to get the little Niblet plush toy or cutting the paper records off the cereal boxes, lol. Thanks for sharing sir.
You're welcome. I think it was fun saving labels and UPC's to get a free product. Those days sure seem to be gone. Also I loved the commercials the Green Gian used to have. Im really surprised they havent figured out a way to bring the McDLT back. Thank you for watching and sharing your memories!
The McDLT package separating the meat from the cooled lettuce, etc. really did make that burger way better than their others.
I agree!
I miss those too!
Lucky I wish I could've tried it
I devoured Magic Middles!!!! Loved them. I am loving these videos. Brings back memories. Tato Skins…stuff I totally forgot!!!
Thank you for watching and I'm glad you are enjoying the videos.
If Dunkaroos can be revived, so can Magic Middles! Don't give up hope! 🤞
Those things were amazing!!
Oh, my god, the Hostess pudding pie. That was top tier currency when it came to lunch trades.
Yes it was. Thank you for watching!
And Choco Bliss!
You were a god If you had a pudding pie
I was mad about their vanilla Pudding Pie.
😋😋
I forgot about Slice! I loved the orange and the lemon lime. It was really good. 🥤
Keebler was amazing in the 80s! Can’t remember the last time I wanted to try something they make
Anyone remember O’gradys?? The thick potato chips??? Man I loved those as a kid. Those vanilla pudding pies were my jam too.
Thank you for watching and sharing another memory.
Yes! I used to love the cheese flavor of O'grady's chips. I miss them.
I loved those , they were my prime time tv watching snack,,,, my mom would buy me a bag every time she'd go shopping and it would take me a day or two to finish it off.... miss these
@@Rahbinah Are you sure they were called O'Grady's? I swore they were called O'Boises.
Man I sure do my favorite was the all gratin flavor they brought them back in the late 90s for a minute but they weren't the same also in the mid-2000s Ruffles potato chips made a knockoff brand the thick cut chips
Was born in 1980, and have a really good memory to boot. I remember almost all these things and it's bringing back such fun and innocent times with my brother, cousins and friends, as well Mom and Dad. THANK YOU FRIEND! new sub :) 💕
You're welcome and thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed this. Welcome to the channel!
Laura said it best! Can’t agree more…
I did and still love the McRib. I remember most of these. I wish some would be brought back and some, well, not so much ha. The pudding pops were always a favorite. We still buy Hot Pockets. Great walk down memory lane.
I sure ate a lot of those pudding pops! I have lots of back porch memories with those at night. Thank you for watching Tricia!
Ah yes... the McRib. The dead beat dad of the fast food sandwich world. It shows up for awhile an everybody's happy to see it...then it disappears!!!🤣😂🤣😂
I totally forgot about Giggles! I forgot about a lot of these actually. I remember most of them & miss them to this day. My husband and I are always talking about how cool it was to live in the 80's. The arcades, roller skating, waiting for new music to hit the shelves of Sam Goody or Camelot's, staying up all night playing Nintendo (while eating/drinking a lot of these sugary snacks!), Headbangers Ball, McDonald's characters (my brother was terrified of Grimace haha), prizes in cereal... I could keep going. Great video!
New sub here! I'm 50, grew up on the 80's. Great vid! You know what I miss? Those yellow school lunch burritos! I used the veggies from the salad we got as a topping with taco sauce and shredded cheese. I would pay top dollar for for those burritos if I could find them again! ❤
Welcome to the channel and I'm glad you are here. Thank you for watching and sharing one of your memories!
Born 55, incollege in the 80s. Still loved these.
Rhett, I enjoyed your classic foods of the 80's video. It brought back alot of memories inregards to the variety of foods we ate during that time. I remember some of the ones you featured, but some I didn't. Have a fantastic day. Take care 🐎
I'm sure there are a lot that we have forgotten about. Seems like a lot of things have come and gone. Thank you for watching and commenting Brenda!
I'm an 80s Baby. I had pretty much EVERY single thing listen in this Video!
Me too!!! He is a great narrator!
OMG, all I want now is a Bar None, those were so good! I remember every single item and I miss it all. Great video, it made me happy 🥰
Thank you for watching! Some have said in the comments that the Bar None can be found at Cracker Barrel. It might also be something you can order online too. It's not made by Hershey but it could still be good.
@@RhettyforHistory Oh that’s a good idea I’m gonna have to check that out. Do you know what I miss? I really have always missed the marathon bar. I think it was more 70s but I loved that thing. Delicious in my memory at least
Me, too!!! I loved those candy bars!
I don't know how Pudding Pops didn't make a profit, since I emptied the shelves of them back then. I ate about a box a day for lunch when I was working my grocery job.
I wish they still sold them. Nice to know I could make my own though. Never thought of that, so thanks for the idea!
I'm not sure how they didn't either. You would think they would just have raised the price because people would have bought them. I still think they would sell. Thank you for watching!
I can absolutely remember having Tato Skins and Ecto Cooler when I was a kid. This channel is freaking great! 👍😎
Boppers were sooo good! Those should come back! Jolt was a sleepover staple!
I loved Pudding Pops. Anyone here remember chocolate covered frozen bananas? I used to like those a lot too.
I don't remember those but they sound good! Thank you for watching!
I remember eating the bananas but not the packaging. Pudding Pops were great!
Trader Joes has chocolate covered bananas
Yeah they still make those.
I spread Nutella on bananas. Sooooo good.
My Mom made her own Jell-O and Pudding Pops, both, with a Tupperware set she had, from the time I was a little kid. When they came to the frozen food aisle, I didn't care, lol.
We had a Tupperware set of popsicle makers as well. I made many of kool-aid ones. Thank you for watching!
Same. My mom made the best chocolate banana pops. 😃
that Smurf's cereal was really good. They need to bring that back.
Thank you for watching and sharing your memory of the cereal!
I pity the fool that don't like Mr. T cereal.
Seriously. I can't hear The Nutcracker March without hearing the lyrics for the Smurfberry Crunch tune in my head, even 40 years later.
@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 It was one of the first cereals Mom brought for me. It was REALLY good. Tasted like Capt Crunch with Molasses flavoring.
@@jaysonraphaelmurdock8812 that was good too lol
I remember Boppers! They were so good. My mom wouldn't let me eat most of the cereals back then though. I was only allowed to eat Kicks and other cereals with less sugar. I miss the pudding pops and Wrinkles snacks too. Seems like we had so many cool snacks back then but most of them didn't last long.
Wow ! This brought back so many happy food memories. Jell-o pudding pops, Giggles cookies, Bonkers candy, Tato Skins, Slice were all huge parts of my childhood. Also those little juice carton gums which really made me smile. I adored those ! Also remember Hostess Pudding Pies boy were they good. I believe Tastykake still makes pudding pies today. Another '80s treat I would add to this list is Good Humour's Fat Frog a frog-shaped ice cream bar with rich vanilla ice cream tinted green and candy eyes. They were a favourite ice cream truck treat. I miss them.
The mandarin orange slice was the best orange soda ever. I haven’t drank orange soda since it went off the market.
Thank you for helping us to remember more items.
I always hated orange soda, but Minute Maid had real orange juice in it and it tasted so good!
This is the 2nd video now where I see people praising this stuff so much. I didn't even know it was discontinued? Is there really a difference? Orange soda is orange soda
That's a fact
And Minute Maid Orange Soda. That stuff was Fantastic!
I'm a 90's kid, but some of these evoke nostalgia for me just from the style of the packaging, especially the late 80's stuff that bled into the early 90's. A lot of these things should come back.
Some brands do it once in awhile. I’ve seen Frito-Lay retro package Cheetos, Fritos and Doritos. Same with its sister company Pepsi. Pizza Hut and Burger King went back to their old logos. Hopefully YUM Brands will do the same to Taco Bell and Kentucky Fried Chicken with the logos like they did with Pizza Hut.
Yes!!! I was born in 90 but the gum in a jar was a must especially the pink lemonade
"BAR NONE" was the absolutely the best candy bar ever made! Anyone remember "Frankenstuff"? Hot dogs with chili inside?
I do remember those. Thank you for watching and sharing another memory.
You can get Bar None at Cracker Barrel. A different company started to make it.
I didn't realize they sold them there. Thanks for telling us about it
Chili and cheese. Those were gross. 🤣
I need those hotdogs to be made again!
7:38 Dr. Slice was a drink in the 90's briefly and it was so good. The best way I can describe it is as a stripped down Dr. Pepper.
In the later '80s as a teen I remember loving Hydrox cookies. They were like Oreo's, but for some reason, I thought Hydrox tasted much better. I'd crumble them up in a glass of milk and eat them with a spoon. There was also this fast-food chain in California called Skipper's. They primarily served fish, but also had the best chicken strips! In the '80s I remember the "newness" of using a microwave for things like frozen burritos. I also remember salad bars being popular in the late '80s (the Sizzler in California).
Hydrox were the best!
We had a Skipper’s in the town I grew up in back in the early ‘90s. It closed down around that same time. Couldn’t tell you the last time I saw one.
There was a peach flavor Koolaid that was great also. Didn’t last long for some reason. That might have been 70’s
I can't even remember all the flavors they have had over the years but there have been some great ones. Thank you for watching and mentioning that one for us to remember.
Yes!! Forgot about that!
That sounds delicious!
There was a Root beer flavored kool aid that was actually really good!
@@missiestricklin3364 There is a root beer drink mix from A&W that I’m addicted to. I find it at Dollar Tree, 6/pkg. It says to pour in 16-20 water bottle. I use a shaker bottle, because i like it really cold, and lots of ice, so I only add about 12 Oz water. Since it isn’t carbonated, no burps, either. Love the stuff.
Best decade ever!! 😊
No truer words have ever been spoken!
Christmas 1980 I received a McDonald's calender that had a free item for each month. I had Chicken McNuggets that following February and enjoyed them for years. 1987 McD's launched Shanghai nuggets that came with wooden chopsticks, red sweet & sour, hot mustard and teryaki sauces.
I wonder how big of a hit those Shanghai nuggets were? I don't remember those. Thank you for watching and sharing some more memories!
@@RhettyforHistory I can't find the information when they were discontinued, but they launched in 1987. The chopsticks were silly and wasteful to include. They were only available as 9 or 20 nuggets which means spending more $. The hot, spicy mustard may have been too spicy for the average consumer, but I didn't care for how it tasted. The red sweet and sour sauce was that syrupy kind at lower-end Chinese take-out places. Shanghai didn't beat out the traditional sauces so that could be the reason for its discontinuation. McDonald's BBQ sauce is strange, so they need a bold, smoky sauce like Burger King or Chick-Fil-A. If an item doesn't sell enough units, they pull it.
I thought I was the only one who remembered the Chinese style McNuggets. I remember the chopsticks, but I didn't know how to use them back then so they were useless. I only had the teriyaki and remember liking them.
I remember the Shanghai nuggets. We waited and waited for them to come to our McDonald’s in our small town!
NEW YORK SELTZER ...
I thought I was an ADULT with one of those in my hand 🤣
I was born in the early 1980s, and I have very good memories of that decade. The snack food from the 80s I'm the most nostalgic for is Quackers. They were essentially the same thing as Goldfish crackers, but they were shaped like ducks instead of fish. Also, at the time, Goldfish were only available in one flavor, while Quackers had several flavors available.
Me too!
Y'all...... Those Giggles cookies at the end were SOO GOOD...omg I loved those.
Another good food was Pac Man macaroni n chz, and Quackers crackers - esp sour cream and onion
I miss the original Pop Rocks. Those babies really used to POP! You could even throw them at people and with enough force, they would pop on contact.
Thank you for watching and sharing some more about them!
Even better if you drink Coke with them
You ever try them with Coke Soda to see if your insides would explode . I remember me and my Brother and cousin did
@@robertrodriguez787 That was our 1980s version of a social media challenge!
They were cool!
I just finished off 2 boxes of Swiss cheese crackers lol
You can get them in Canada! My ex husband brings me a few boxes every month when he comes to visit our daughter for a weekend.
I had no idea they were still sold in Canada but apparently lots of people Still enjoy them . Wish they were here!
@@RhettyforHistory me too lol they’ve always been one of my absolute favorites. They’re made by Ritz crackers now instead of mondelez/nabisco
They’re on Amazon for sale but it’s 9.00 a box which is absolutely bonkers. 😂
Well that’s really nice of him!
I SOOO miss the Nerds and Rainbow Brite cereal. It will always be my favorite! And one you didn't mention was PB Max. I believe they debuted in 1989. I sure do miss the ole days
I do remember that PB Max. Thank you for watching and sharing your memories!
My dad worked at Safeway grocery store and he used to bring home cases of out dated Hostess pies! We kids were set for months! It was awesome! All our friends were jealous 😂
The apple pies were my favs.
@@rick3747 Lemon too!
I remember the majority of these products. I wish I had tried the Boppers. It's like there is so much out there you sometimes miss stuff, because you are usually comfortable eating what you're used to. I remember 'Tato Skins'. Now we can do this. Keebler needs to bring back 'Magic Middles' , even if it's for a limited time. I would love to see a seasonal take on discontinued products. Cheetos could've brought that back even now.
I remember the McDLT, the motto was, "Where the hot stays hot and the cool stays cool."
"Nintendo! It's a cereal now!"
I remember 'Dinky Donuts', but the cereal me and my brother ate up was 'Donuts'. But it is amazing that 'Cinnamon Toast Crunch', stayed around. I know some people that love that cereal.
Oreos, could ring the Big Stuff, could be brought back as a limited thing. They do it with everything else.
Wow, the McDonald's gift certificates! I used to still have some, but now I think someone stole them from me.
Yeah, I got into Reeses Pieces. But yeah, they really took off thanks to 'E.T'. Now, they're still here even though there were times they seemed retired.
I ate 'Giggle', they were really delicious cookies.
The BarNone was my favorite. It definitely needs to be brought back. Great video.
Thank you for watching Misty!
We have them here in Buffalo New York they seldom at our local grocery store. Tops Markets they seldom in the Retro candy aisle you might want to check your local grocery store candy aisle
The original Bar None was the best, but that revamped version in the yellow wrapper didn’t cut it!
Thank you for making this video! I was craving bar none for many years. He said they made them in Mexico so I looked it up and I was able to buy online so thank you thank you I hope they are still the same recipe😆, i’ll let you know when I get them! 😀
Great video! I loved those Juice Carton gums and Bonkers. I still remember my Mom packing Giggles cookies in my lunch box, and the commercial with the two kids cracking up over the funny faces.
Thank you for watching and sharing some of your memories!
This wasn't a little walk, it was a huge walk. Ahhhhh the memories 🤗
Cheers Rhett 👍
Thank you for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Yes!.. I remember all this!💗
Such a good video clip, brought back so many memories from my 20’s. I remember pretty much all of these items and seeing some again made me laugh. I remember the Mc DLT the most and had my share of them in the day. “Hot side hot, cool side cool” 😎
I am so glad to see pudding pies on here!
They were my favorite hostess treat.
Tangy Taffy and Apple Slice and Grape Big League gum are also sorely missed.
I did find a decent replacement for Apple Slice now that Manzanita Sol much more available.
As for current goodies, I hope Canada Dry Ginger ale with Lemonade never goes away... but I haven't seen any lately.
I am really enjoying these video walk down memory lane you are doing. We spent a big chunk of the 70's and 80's in Germany so there were some of the short lived items that I did not remember. The first place I ever ate a McRib was in Germany (I think it was introduced there). Thanks for another fun one, Rhett.
You're welcome and I'm glad you are enjoying these videos on past decades. So many of these things helped shape our culture and fun with friends and family. It certainly sounds like you have a great memory of the McRib and Germany. Thank you for watching and sharing your memory!
The McRib was introduced in America, it was more popular in Germany and thus stayed on the permanent menu there. I googled it.
It was probably developed for the German🇩🇪 tastebuds: I know people who would never eat at MD- except for McRib❗😃
I remember the Nabisco commercials.. At the end, the singers sang Na-bisco and there was a "ding"!
Yes they were catchy! Thank you for watching and sharing another memory for us to remember!
"Naabissscoo. Ding".
Never watched this guy before. I’m already enjoying it, love watching people talk about things they had back in their day to be honest
Thank you for watching and I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
I love the 80s! I had some bad memories but overall had mostly good memories that will stay in my heart forever. Thanks a million for this sweet video..I feel like I am going back in time.
Oh man, I miss pudding pops so much. They also had fruit ones named Jell-o Gelatin Pops. My family used to go to my grandparents for lunch every Sundays and they had both. After lunch we'd always get one. I have such fond memories of them. I wish they'd bring them back.
I really loved Jell-O pudding pops...they were really creamy 😋
They were really good. Thank you for watching!
I wasn't born in the 80s but I love the retro aspect of everything throughout that decade, and the food is on another level.
There really were some great foods from this decade. Fortunately some of them are still around to try. Thank you for watching my friend!
To really appreciate the 80's one had to have been born in the 70's. I've always felt blessed to have gone through the 80's and becoming a teen in the middle of that decade
@@aximusroh6453 I was born in 1967 and became a teen in 1980. I very much appreciate the 80s and also feel blessed to have spent my teens and early 20s in that decade!
it's weird to think that people see the 80s like I see the 60s or 70s.
Tato skins were great. I had California raisin shirt. When the Peanuts Great Pumpkin and Christmas came on they always showed Dolly Madison commercials and they looked so good but in Canada we didn't have that. Mc DLT was awesome.
When Bonkers came out there was a Bonkers promo vehicle that came through my town. It was the size of the Weiner Wagon but it was a mobile funhouse and they gave away free samples of Bonkers at the end.
I remember the “blind” Coke vs. Pepsi taste test. They did it at a local amusement park one summer-you got a prize for picking Pepsi, and they didn’t shuffle the sample or anything from person to person so it was pretty obvious which one was Pepsi. So like any kid, I picked the one that would get me a prize 😅
I loved apple-flavored Slice but thought it was a fever dream since no one I know remembers it. And I still miss the Swiss Cheese crackers. They were delicious.
Sadly, I cannot find Tab anymore. It was definitely the best diet soft drink to mix with Bourbon. Coke Zero is okay, but most diet colas just don't mix well with whiskey or rum.
I ate those swiss cheese crackers by the box full
Man I miss Jolt Cola. Had me running up the walls as a kid. I even liked them when they made a small comeback in the early 2000s.
Same
I drove across the country in 2 days hopped up on Jolt Cola
When I think 1980's at away football games or track meet munchies on the bus, I immediately think of Pepitos. LOVED those chips!
Thank you for watching and sharing your memory of another item.
And Combos!
Love these videos! One thing I really miss is Pepsi Light! Loved the lemon,in fact after it was discontinued I put lemon in my coke for years!
I remember that and Pepsi Free. A lot has changed since then. Thank you for watching!
Me too! That was my favorite. And I still do Pepsi with a lemon slice.
I loved banana frosted flakes, pudding pops, magic middles, McDLT, Dr Pepper Gum, and there are so many more that not in your list.... Hope you do a part 2.
Oh man this is making me feel old. I remember most of the stuff shown.
You forgot cookie crisp cereal, that came in chocolate chip AND vanilla! Oh, and gatorade gum!
Those were big items too! Thank you for watching and helping us to remember more!
And Fruit Islands Cereal!
Cookie Crisp
cereal was my jam!!
Cookie crisp was the 70s. I remember I HAD to have them!
Cookie Crisp is still in the stores here in Philadelphia. I often eat it dry as a snack.
Fond memories. Thank you Rhetty and have a Blessed day 👍
Thank you for watching and commenting! I hope you have a great day as well!
Peanut butter Boppers sounds delish! Too bad I never heard of them because Im sure I woulda been a big fan! 😃
I love when u do these snack videos 💞 Brings back some great memories for sure and theres so many
great snacks that I have forgotten about. Thanks Rhet for the trip down memory lane! I really enjoyed it! 🦋
I really think those Boppers should be brought back. I had a couple kinds but didn't get to try them all. If you notice they have Nature Valley on the box and they are pretty strong in the granola snack market. I do wish they would bring these back. Thank you for watching and I'm glad you are enjoying our look back at some of these retro foods.
O me too yummy
Oh my gosh ,I remember peanut butter boppers ,those were one of my favorites they were so yummy,they definitely need to bring those back.
The tasted great! I had forgotten about them until this video!
I want one of these SO BAD right now. They were amazing- I’m surprised they went so far down my memory-hole.
“Where’s the beef”..😂 classic. I had the t shirt & wore it to school. God I miss the ‘80s.
I worked for Pepsi. It was a part time job giving people the Pepsi Challenge. That was a fun job and Pepsi did win!! Great company to work for. I was in college at the time and I even had Pepsi Salesman convince the college to switch from Coke to Pepsi!!! That was great because Pepsi was the only soda we drank growing up and still do!!