Heinz EZ Squirt Ketchup! This squeezable blast from the past proved anything was possible at the turn of the millennium.

Remember Pop Qwiz from 1991? This colorful microwave popcorn turned snack time into a surprise, with kernels that popped in vibrant blues, reds, yellows, and greens. Each bag was a mystery until it started popping!

Gaming met refreshment in the coolest crossover tour ever back when Sega and Cherry Coke teamed up to create the ultimate summer blast in ‘93. Radical arcade action in a shuttle and cherry-flavored satisfaction, all wrapped up in one totally iconic can!

Dunkaroos chocolate chip honey graham cookies and chocolate frosting. Talk about the peak of 90s junk food.

@commute_life Saw one recently on marketplace for super cheap that I missed by a whole 2 mins lol.

Burger Kings “Choose the Ooze” Big Kids Meal from 2001! Blastin’ Green EZ Squirt Ketchup, Gooey Green Apple Ooze dipping sauce and a green Minute Maid cherry frozen drink. A ménage à trois made in sludge!

@Frozenf00d Oh yeah. Noids are seen all over in that movie.

Sonic 3 & Sonic & Knuckles were originally meant to be one massive game, but time constraints split them into two. The lock-on technology that let you combine them was actually a creative solution to the development crunch.

@MatthewSplatoon Resurrect him with equal parts lemonade and grape kool aid packets. We did it a bit ago and it was pretty spot on.

Annual reminder that Purplesaurus Rex Kool-Aid comes from volcanoes. You’re welcome.

Josta, PepsiCo’s groundbreaking 1995 energy drink, combined guarana and caffeine in a bold formula. Despite its innovative position as the first energy drink from a major US beverage company, PepsiCo discontinued it in 1999.

The back of this old Rice Krispies box is the best visual representation of my post-nasal drip that I’ve ever seen

Ralston’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles Cereal from 1991 featuring a special packet of green “Honey Ooze” to drizzle over your cereal and transform your breakfast into a radioactive turtle-powered treat!

@flyinalienqueen Good times! That’s first place I found them, a gas station haha.

@BlueGremlin45 I honestly loved it. Def preferred ice cold but I would drink it either way. It was so different compared to what else was out at the time soda wise.

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@OpieAlan You just described my heaven. I pretty much replaced my blood with this drink back when it first came out. Was happy to see it come back for a split second recently.