What's your favorite food/drink that isn't available anymore?

[cabinfever]

I remember those And they had pretty good ice cream I think as well.

They had kosher ice cream - my roommate at one time was Jewish and devout and loved going there. I liked the ice cream sodas.

 

[cityboy-stl]

 

[Vannie]

Lifesaver Lolipops

Those are quite big. You'll be sucking forever.

 

[Vannie]

You can't be happy with just one grain. No....you gotta have all four!

 

[cityboy-stl]

You can't be happy with just one grain. No....you gotta have all four!

I like 4 ways.

 

[me203]

I can think of a few dishes that my mother or my grandmother made. They are both dead, now, and no known written recipe exists.

 

[ShadowCat]

Frutopia Fruit Punch that shit killed!
Slice Sodas and the original 7up whatever they did to it it is completely undrinkable now!
The large adult lunchables it had a swiss cheese and a different cracker and it came with a little bladder of mustard and an Andes Mint!
On the subject the lunchables with the Jello Pudding man who likes refrigerated oreos?!
COLUMBO STRAWBERRY FROZEN YOGURT! Oh holy hell this stuff was delicious it was light, pink and just perfect the strawberry flavor was ON POINT plus it had reduced calories. It hit the spot after a hot summer day!
Speaking of frozen yogurt TCBY and Bressler's.
Mc Donald's Spicy Chicken Flatbread.
A BBQ joint by me closed and the had the best corn mapouchoux probably spamming that really wrong it was a type or i wanna say creamed corn/corn casserole ugh DELICIOUS AND SORELY MISSED!
Mrs Fields Chocolate Chip Cookies I havent had one in 27/28 years.

 

[purina]

Sunshine Golden Raisin Biscuits

 

[pigface]

Cocacola, Fanta and Sprite. Used to taste great 10 years ago when they made them with sugar.

 

[ShadowCat]

Cocacola, Fanta and Sprite. Used to taste great 10 years ago when they made them with sugar.

They made them with sugar in the 70's not in the 90's or 2000's

 

[m1thousand]

Mrs Fields Chocolate Chip Cookies I havent had one in 27/28 years.

You havent lived until you had Cookies By George

 

[pigface]

Depends which country it's made in. Here they used cane sugar until 5 to 10 years ago.

 

[rareboy]

Real Licorice Goodies.

 

[NotHardUp1]

It's not impossible, but I do like chicken livers and they are not so common any longer on menus.

Oddly, KFC used to sell really great ones, but must not have liked segregating the oil for frying them, so dropped them.

They are just so good with so many different sauces, from mustard, to cilantro, to pepper jelly, to curry, to whathaveyou. And if our diet is going to kill us, it should be worth it.

 

[PrinceCory]

It's not impossible, but I do like chicken livers and they are not so common any longer on menus.

Oddly, KFC used to sell really great ones, but must not have liked segregating the oil for frying them, so dropped them.

They are just so good with so many different sauces, from mustard, to cilantro, to pepper jelly, to curry, to whathaveyou. And if our diet is going to kill us, it should be worth it.

The only place I find them in my area is at the logal Kroger (Dillons) grocery store in the deli. They are cheap too. Like $3 for a pound. They are really light weight so you get quite alot.

 

[Alistair]

Real Licorice Goodies.

Oh geeze, you’re even older than I thought you were.

 

[NotHardUp1]

The only place I find them in my area is at the logal Kroger (Dillons) grocery store in the deli. They are cheap too. Like $3 for a pound. They are really light weight so you get quite alot.

Oh, right. I see them in the meat department, but I meant cooked. I fried them myself a few times, but they pop a lot, and one exploded and the grease hit the ceiling of my kitchen. It took something like five coats of Kilz primer to block it when I got ready to sell the house.

 

[NotHardUp1]

Real Licorice Goodies.

I would have guessed horehound.

 

[Thad1527]

Cocacola, Fanta and Sprite. Used to taste great 10 years ago when they made them with sugar.

They still do...sometimes.
Just get the sodas that are "Kosher for Passover." They CANNOT be made with corn syrup...from grain, not allowed at Passover!

 

[PrinceCory]

Oh, right. I see them in the meat department, but I meant cooked. I fried them myself a few times, but they pop a lot, and one exploded and the grease hit the ceiling of my kitchen. It took something like five coats of Kilz primer to block it when I got ready to sell the house.

I DID mean cooked...with the hot foods in the deli department. They sell it by weight. They have chicken gizzards too but I prefer the fried livers. Our store doesn't have much of a variety for hot/cooked foods except for chicken products. If it is not lunch time you can't even get a veggie or side of potato product.