Rewind·Posted on Apr 2, 201827 Very, Very Random Things You Haven't Thought About Since The '90sWhen was the last time you thought about Apple Cinnamon Cheerios?by by Brian GalindoBuzzFeed Staff, by Matt StoperaBuzzFeed StaffLinkFacebookPinterestTwitterMail 1. These school fundraisers chocolate bars — that you ended up secretly eating instead of selling: 2. Kudos granola bars, which were the perfect after school snack: 3. The plastic Nintendo cartridges dust sleeves that were actually fun to play with by themselves: 4. The Sally Jessy Raphael Show, which was ~required~ viewing whenever you stayed home sick from school: 5. Plastic stencil kits that you'd use to make all your greeting cards with: 6. Chunky cordless phones with the pull-out antenna: 7. Stacks of envelopes (usually in a box) with photos your parents never put in albums: 8. This ~news~ show that was on like at 5:30 p.m.: 9. Disney Dollars, which you almost never wanted to spend at the parks 'cause they looked so cool: 10. This vacuum you actually used as a toy: 11. This inevitable moment: 12. The other science show (that wasn't Bill Nye) that made learning fun: 13. Cable boxes that blinded you with red lights: 14. These Disney books that required the Jaws of Life to open: 15. These merry-go-round things at McDonald's PlayPlaces: 16. Wrist fanny packs that could basically only hold around three dollar bills: 17. Pop Shot cards that you bought more to play with than to actually give away: 18. These things that felt great on your face, but smelled like a bag of nickels. 19. Snapple in glass bottles: 20. These Chuck E. Cheese's prizes — that were the only things you could get if you had like 25 tickets: 21. The Energizer Bunny: Tap to play GIF Tap to play GIF 22. Glow-in-the-dark building blocks that looked so futuristic: 23. Apple Cinnamon Cheerios which left your milk tasting like apple pie: 24. Brain Quest games: 25. Bath & Body Works' Art Stuff line, which smelled soooo good and left you all glittery: 26. Taco Bells that looked like something straight out of Saved by the Bell: 27. And finally, the Nickelodeon Super Toy run, which was the childhood equivalent of winning the lottery: