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Today we're counting down our picks for the top 10 snacks that will take you back to the nineties, but it's more fun with swirling sticks.

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That means we're taking a look at snack foods that will trigger nostalgia for Children of the nineties.

To be clear, they can still be popular or produced today, but they have to have become especially notorious in the nineties.

Also, just you know, we are on Lee sticking to food for this list.

So no drinks.

Sorry, Ecto cooler fans.

Alright, let's dig in.

Where do you have an original ecto cooler juice box from 1989?

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Pizza Pockets, also known as pizza pops, also sold under names like Pizza Pops.

The appeal behind these cheesy snacks is obvious.

Inspired by the Italian calzone or Panza Roddy, the Pizza Pops brand was invented by a Canadian in the 19 sixties.

Although we feel the snacks heyday was definitely the 19 nineties, they're currently appreciated for more traditional flavors like pepperoni, three meat and deluxe.

McCain's pizza pockets, on the other hand, went through a rebranding in 2016 and are currently known for flavors like cheese and spinach and chicken and broccoli.

Whatever the exact flavour or shape, nothing beats these little pieces of Italian heaven wrapped in a tasty crust.

Number nine WWF ice cream bars.

Over the course of 20 wonderful years, the good humor company created this week Treat beloved by wrestling fans.

There weren't many wrestling legends who didn't appear on the ice cream.

We're talking John Sena Andre the giant stone cold, Steve Austin and others who shared turns being featured an edible form.

Although this Dairy Delight was discontinued in 2009 fans of the creamy dessert, including CM Punk, have since campaign for its return.

The mixed martial artist made an impassioned plea on an episode of W.

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E Raw, but unfortunately they have not yet made a comeback.

Number eight Tricks Yogurt, the brilliant minds that the General Mills Company came up with this colorful snack marketed to Children.

Fans of this dairy delight from Yoplait would remember the fruity flavors of watermelon burst and the especially funky tricks swirls, which featured swirls of different fruit combinations.

This variety has since been discontinued, much to the disappointment of its rabid fans, who have campaigned to have you play produce it again.

To be fair, the company still produces certain tricks yogurts such as raspberry and strawberry banana, though the thrill of the swirls may never be realized again.

Number seven Shark Bites What.

Their start back in 1988.

Nothing made you the subject of more jealousy in the nineties lunch room than this toothy fruit snack inspired by fruit wrinkles.

Thes shark shaped treats came from the Betty Crocker company.

Fans of shark bites will especially recall that tasty great white sharks, the Shockey white pieces that quickly got discontinued over concerns of the use of artificial colors.

Whether you remember the pieces that resembled shark's teeth or the fun tiger shark addition, you'll be happy to know that you can still find these fruity snacks in stores.

Although the old school taste is no more, Number six fruit gushers introduced in 1991 by General Mills.

This gooey, fruity treat was a big hit in school lunchrooms across the nation.

Who could forget the blissful feeling of biting into one of these Candies and feeling the gush of sweet syrup?

Although the snack can still be found in many different flavors, ranging from Kiwi to bury toe lemonade and Maur, the brand had modest beginnings.

Gushers on Lee came in two flavors.

Strawberry and grape.

Sure, they are by no means healthy with ingredients that include fruit toast, sugar and corn syrup.

But popping a few at a time is a guaranteed mood booster in our opinion.

Number five Lunchables Ever since their national release in 1989 by the Kraft Heinz Company, we've been in love.

These convenient lunch packages for kids were created as a way for the Oscar Mayer brand to sell lunchmeat while also making it easier on busy moms who found it difficult to pack homemade lunches for their Children.

The result was an enduring brand that offers more than 20 lunch combinations for hungry kids.

Although there were concerns initially with the high fat sodium and sugar content of the packages, the company responded by creating more nutritious, health conscious versions of the prepackaged meals.

Number four Cheese Strings, also known as string cheese, most likely invented in Wisconsin in 1976 by the company Baker Cheese.

This delicious variation of cheese quickly took North America and the U.

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Nineties.

Kids from different areas will remember different brands of the stringy snack, although probably the most memorable was the Cheese from Carrie Group.

And they're rather strange cartoon mascot Mr Strings.

Although Mr Strings has experienced several changes in designs over the years and is considerably less creepy thankfully than he was back in the day, the cheese is justice tasty and fund appeal.

Number three Doritos, three D The popularity of these flavor filled chips has never died from their heyday, and they are just a desire.

Today is when they debuted back in 1964.

However, we can't say the same about the three dimensional puffed versions of the chips that were invented in the nineties and then pulled off the market in the mid to thousands.

Lovers of this version of the Dorito will finally remember the flavors that included Nacho cheese, Zesty Ranch in jalapeno cheddar.

For diehard fans, though, there is hope.

Mexico just so happens to still sell this line of Doritos, and you can find them online number to dunk a ruse.

There could hardly be a better snack to go to on this particular list.

Introduced right in 1990 by the Betty Crocker company, this was the perfect blend of cookies and frosting meant to be dipped and enjoyed after a contest in 1996 to redesign Sydney, the Australian kangaroo and mascot.

The new mascot, Duncan, was born.

American consumers were crushed when dunk a ruse were discontinued in 2012 although it sparked a campaign by General Mills called Smuggler Ruse, where Canadians were encouraged to hook up their southern neighbors with the sweet and crunchy snacks.

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Number one fruit roll ups.

Nothing got us more excited in the nineties than pulling this flat, fruit flavored snack out of our lunch box and unrolling it bit by Gloria's bid, although it may come as no surprise that there is very little actual food in these sugary snacks and that eating one has approximately the same nutritional value is a handful of gummy bears.

We can't help but love it, whether you craved the flavors of scream and green Sunbury burst or electric blue raspberry.

The point is, you can probably still remember the taste of this nostalgic snack.

Go ahead.

Next time you're at the store, throw one in your cart for old time's sake.

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