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OK first of all, before Nesquik it was just called Quik AND there was a Cookies 'n Cream flavor that was equal parts chocolatey and creamy.
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And let's not forget when the OG Skittles Sour debuted and they were NOT MESSING AROUND with that sour punch.
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Of course, it wouldn't be the '90s without the chalky-fruity taste of Flintstones vitamins.
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And somehow, everyone who was sick in the mid-'90s knows the super-sweet taste of this bubblegum medicine.
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Nearly every ice cream truck on the block offered these creamy Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle pops.
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And then there was the tangy, citrusy Hi-C juice that was basically 97% sugar.
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BUT ALSO! Kool-Aid's Great Bluedini — which tasted like fruit punch but was a nice shade of teal blue.
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Honestly, the mid-'90s was a time where we all were obsessed with colorful fruit drinks made of pure sugar.
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Oatmeal was way more fun (and delicious) with brown sugar and dinosaur eggs that were kind of squishy in your mouth.
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And these bubble gum cigars, which tasted like a solid block of sugar.
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Starburst Fruit Twists were what happened when Starburst and licorice had a baby — and honestly they tasted way better that regular licorice.
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And if you think WAY back, you might remember a time in the '90s when McDonald's tried McPizzas, which tasted pretty similar to Pizza Hut.
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There were also Whistle Pops that basically tasted like a regular lollipop but MADE NOISE.
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And of course, Danimals Smoothies was a thing that existed and almost tasted like a strawberry milkshake.
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To be completely honest, Doritos tasted the best when they were in 3D form.
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And Reese's chocolate was much more delightful when it came in a Pringles type of shape.
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Obviously you haven't lived through the mid-'90s if you didn't eat plain vanilla or chocolate ice cream with a wooden spoon in class.
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And last, but not least, how could we ever forget the magnificent birth of Oreos + cereal that tantalized our taste buds????
