15 Nostalgic Snacks From the 90s You Can Still Find Today

The '90s were full of unforgettable snacks that we loved to munch on after school or while hanging out with friends. Some of these treats have stuck around, offering a wave of nostalgia every time we grab a pack.

Whether you’re revisiting your childhood or discovering these classics for the first time, these 90s snacks are still available today. Let’s take a trip down memory lane with 15 nostalgic snacks that have survived the test of time.

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Dunkaroos

Dunkaroos were the ultimate snack for those who loved frosting and cookies. These tiny cookies came with a little cup of frosting to dip them in.

It was a dream come true for sweet tooths everywhere. Dunkaroos had a massive comeback recently, and they’re still as delicious as ever—crispy, sweet, and perfectly paired with that creamy frosting.

Gushers

These fruity snacks were famous for their liquid-filled centers that burst in your mouth with every bite. Whether you were a fan of the tropical or berry flavors, Gushers were a snack that made lunchtime exciting.

They may be small, but they pack a flavor punch that hasn’t changed over the years. They're still a popular choice for kids and adults alike.

Fruit Roll-Ups

Fruit Roll-Ups were a colorful, sweet treat that let you peel, stretch, and roll your snack into all kinds of fun shapes. With their fruity, tangy flavor and unique texture, these snacks have become iconic.

While the packaging and designs may have evolved a bit, the fun, chewy experience of Fruit Roll-Ups remains the same. It’s a snack that’s stood the test of time.

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Cheez Balls

Cheez Balls were the snack that made a huge mess but were totally worth it. These cheesy, crunchy snacks would leave orange powder all over your fingers, but who cared?

They were delicious! Thankfully, Cheez Balls are still available, and they’ve kept their cheesy, crunchy goodness. Perfect for munching during movie nights or sharing with friends, they’re as addictive as ever.

Pop-Tarts

Pop-Tarts have been around for decades, but the 90s made them a breakfast and snack staple. With so many fun flavors like frosted chocolate, strawberry, and even occasional limited-edition ones, Pop-Tarts were quick and easy to eat.

They are still available today, and the range of new flavors keeps this nostalgic snack fresh and relevant.

Pizza Bagels

If you grew up in the '90s, chances are pizza bagels were a go-to snack. A small, toasted bagel topped with gooey cheese and tomato sauce, they were mini pizzas that were easy to make and fun to eat.

You can still find them in the frozen food section, offering that same cheesy, saucy goodness with the perfect crunchy bagel bite.

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Airheads

Airheads were chewy, tangy candies that came in a variety of bold flavors. Whether you liked the mystery flavor or the classics like cherry and watermelon, Airheads always delivered that intense burst of flavor.

Their stretchy, chewy texture and vibrant colors made them a favorite for any occasion. These candies have remained popular, continuing to brighten snack time with their zesty taste.

Jell-O Pudding Pops

Jell-O Pudding Pops were a creamy, frozen treat that combined pudding and ice cream. They were the perfect summer snack, offering a cool, creamy escape during the hot months.

Though they were discontinued for a while, these nostalgic pops have made a return, and they're still just as smooth and satisfying as they were in the '90s.

Mondo Soda

Mondo Soda was a fruity, neon-colored drink that caught everyone’s attention. Packed with bold flavors like grape and tropical punch, it was the go-to beverage for those looking for something sweet and fun.

Mondo’s bright colors and sugary sweetness made it a 90s favorite, and it’s still available today, allowing you to relive the fun of that childhood refreshment.

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Lunchables

Lunchables were the epitome of convenience, providing a fun, do-it-yourself meal with all the components you needed to build your perfect snack. From crackers and cheese to pizzas and deli meats, Lunchables allowed you to create a snack that suited your tastes.

With a variety of options still available, they continue to be a beloved snack for kids—and adults who want a quick, nostalgic bite.

Ring Pops

Ring Pops were the candy you wore as jewelry. These iconic lollipops came in the shape of large, colorful gems that you could wear on your finger while you enjoyed the sweet flavor.

Whether you were showing off your “bling” or just enjoying the sugary taste, Ring Pops are still a fun, nostalgic treat that’s available today.

Slim Jim

Slim Jim was the ultimate meat snack. These beef jerky sticks were packed with protein and bold flavors, perfect for when you were on the go.

With their tangy seasoning and satisfying chewiness, Slim Jims were a favorite for snackers looking for something savory. They’re still widely available today, offering that same great taste with each bite.

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Yoo-Hoo

Yoo-Hoo, the chocolate drink that felt more like a milkshake than a soda, was a big hit in the '90s. With its creamy chocolate flavor and refreshing, cool texture, it was the ultimate sweet beverage.

The brand has stuck around, and it continues to offer that nostalgic drink for anyone who craves a quick chocolate fix on a hot day.

Bugles

Bugles are the crunchy snack that can be shaped like little cones or “fingernails,” which made them both fun and delicious. With a light, crispy texture and just the right amount of salt, Bugles are perfect for snacking anytime.

They’re still on shelves today, bringing back the satisfying crunch and simplicity of the snack that was always fun to eat.

Teddy Grahams

Teddy Grahams were the cute, bear-shaped crackers that came in a variety of sweet flavors like honey, cinnamon, and chocolate. They were the perfect bite-sized snack for both kids and adults.

The sweetness was just right—not overpowering but deliciously satisfying. Teddy Grahams are still around, offering that nostalgic crunch that reminds us of the simple pleasures of snacking in the '90s.

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