Food and Drinks You Will Never Eat or Drink Again

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Ripped from grocery store shelves in the US in 2006

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The first energy drink ever apparently ran out of fuel in 1999

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Finished its impressive run in 2006

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The turbulent mid-90's took these delicious treats from our needy hands

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Met its tragic, untimely death in the United States in 2005

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Despite initially being simply a movie tie-in for 1984's Ghostbusters, Ecto Cooler disappeared in 2001, forever ruining the contents of your lunchbox

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There is something just so damn awesome about colorful condiments. Or maybe just so damn gross. Either way, barf ketchup was discontinued in 2006

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Apparently the world wasn't ready for 3D snacks in the mid 2000's, and so this product ended its run all too early

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This ground breaking soft drink/floating dots hybrid met its end in 1997. Who cares if it tasted bad, it looked so DAMN COOL

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This great experiment in color was discontinued in 1993

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Despite popular DEWmand, these drinks disappeared in 2004, and more recently in 2011

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Apparently the product has since been rebranded in 2007� but it will never be the same

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Discontinued in the US and Canada in 2004

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As the Planters Wikipedia article (very trustworthy) states, these goodies were �discontinued for being too delicious.�

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General Mills ruined snack-time forever in 2001

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Gatorade was the first to learn that drinks and gum don't mix so well in the late 90's

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The most delicious cereal of all time met its end in 2007. Except in South Korea

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The Coca-Cola Company ruined soda forever when they discontinued this fine beverage in 2003

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What's inside a wonder ball? Magic. And Nestle killed magic in 2004

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These delicious treats have disappeared without much warning in recent years

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The Man killed Four Loko in 2011. RIP FUN

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Discontinued sometime in the 90's because the Mars family didn't like peanut butter. Seriously

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The Supersize, Phased out of the McDonalds menu in 2004

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Has all but disappeared in recent years