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- Probably one of the few processed thing I ate, Betty Crocker's Noodles Romanoff. I loved the stuff when I was in college. And you can forget that half-cup serving nonsense, too, because I ate the whole thing.
-Kellogg's Stuffing Mix (formerly known as Kellogg's Croutettes). It made the best dressing/stuffing ever.
-Jeno's Pizza Snacks. My brothers ate the sausage and pepperoni ones, and I grabbed the cheese.
-Viva! Seven Seas Italian Dressing. I have one dang recipe for a summer pasta salad that calls for a bottled dressing, and I cannot find a suitable substitute.
I would give my left arm for some Keebler Mini Middles cookies from the 90s. I used to get a bowl of milk and fill it up with these. The worlds unhealthiest cereal, but I loved it!
Don't know about caffeine free Mountain Dew but I have seen caffeine free Dr. pepper as recently as last week at a Safeway here in Denver. I do miss the "Jazz" products Pepsi had out about 10 years ago such as Strawberry & Vanilla Pepsi Jazz. I believe there was a Black cherry and Vanilla Pepsi Jazz too.
I also miss..
Fruit Brute cereal
BLT Soft Tacos at Taco Bell
Icehouse Beer ( OK they are still around but I haven't seen a 6 pack of this in years )
Orange Plus orange juice and speaking of juices Five Alive
......in the 1970s frozen food section....Mortons jelly donuts...raspberry filled....i would visit my Grandma in Warren,VT and she always had them in her freezer....so darn good.
....she also had these cookies called Hermits from Friehoffer...soft square cookie with raisins and nutmeg...delicious.....i wish I could still visit her.
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