All '90s Babies Will Remember These 25 Nostalgic Foods

AKA glorified animal crackers in icing.

What was better than foot-long ice pops that you could sword fight with?

You probably ate these whenever Mom was too lazy to make breakfast...which was far too often.

Apparently these prize-filled balls were a serious choking hazard, but they were fun while they lasted.

PSA: Add a little garlic and red pepper flakes and you can turn Ellio’s frozen pizza into some quality stuff.

TBH this is the most genius invention of all time. Why do any sandwiches have crust?

After causing about a billion cavities and a trillion sugar-induced temper tantrums, this wonderful cereal finally went extinct.

For some reason Famous Amos still gets the spotlight, but these were legit.

Just what the doctor ordered.

You had at least one of these three fruit snacks in your lunch box every. damn. day.

Literally what could be cooler than a T. rex hatching in your oatmeal?

Truthfully don't even want to know what chemicals were in this.

This isn't cereal. It's crack.

OK, so it's decided. The '90s was the greatest cereal decade of all time. Hands down.

They turned your yogurt into tie-dye sugar and it was freaking awesome.

Let's be honest: You never, ever shared the blue gummy.

Still sold at your local CVS, in case you were wondering.

Admit you were always disappointed when Mom packed you a String Thing instead of the usual Gushers.

The OG of lunchbox food. No shame if you still buy these from time to time.

They were just candy bars disguised as granola.

WHEN DID THEY GO EXTINCT AND WHY?!

Even a diehard ketchup lover probably gets a little queasy looking at this godforsaken condiment.

Unclear why these ever went out of fashion.

How did these stay frozen in the cup and melt on any other surface? Looking for answers.

Fact: Nothing is more adorable than mini gummy food.