32 Foods Millennials Absolutely Loved As Kids That They’ll Never, Ever Be Able To Eat Again

Skittles changed their green lime flavor to apple in 2013. Up is down! Right is wrong! Nothing makes sense anymore.

The creme that saved all of us from nondelicious candy couldn’t be saved itself. It went away within the last few years.

Sweet, soft Cakesters were no more as of seven years ago.

This sweet, delicious blue nectar of the Gods was ripped from our hearts and souls in 2004.

What’s better than a chip? How about a chip MADE OF CHOCOLATE. Too bad they’ve been gone since 2006.

The most delicious granola bar ever to granol has disappeared from shelves within the last few years.

They’ve been Yo-gone from shelves since the early 2010s.

Went to that great cereal straw in the sky in the early 2010s.

You can still get these…just without the Flintstones on your sherbet pops. Dang shame.

Bart Simpson’s favorite candy and (in my humble opinion) the perfect Butterfinger experience hasn’t been around since 2006.

If you can believe it, both Cinnamon AND Spearmint Tic Tacs have been gone since 2014.

The rainbow got a whole less chewy starting in 2006.

Nesquik Cereal was quikly removed from shelves in the US in 2012. You can still get it in some other countries.

These chewy lil’ balls of deliciousness haven’t been around since 2008.

The goopiest candy gooped no more within the last few years.

While still available some places in smoothie form, the orig yogurt has been gone since 2013.

Candy hasn’t been creative since the mid-2000s.

Look at that thing. It’s gorgeous. It also was discontinued over a decade ago.

The juiciest juice to ever juice has been juiced out since 2001.

They’ve been Go-Go-GONE since 2008.

Yet another twisted product gone too soon. Pepsi discontinued Twist in the US in 2006.

These gifts from god have been gone since 1995.

The world’s strongest mint hasn’t freshened anyone’s breath in about five years.