As a yankee, I sadly miss Humpty Dumpty Sour Cream n’ Clam potato chips.
Along those lines, Heluva Good no longer makes clam dip, not that it was remotely possible to find here in Atlanta.
I know I can (and have) made my own, but it’s just not the same.
Hey, Turkish Taffy is back!
I’d tried French Chew, and it’s not a bad substitute, but it’s not precisely the same. I’ll have to get my hands on the real stuff again.
Eckrich used to make a luncheon meat called Macaroni & Cheese Loaf. It even had (few and far between) little bits of red pepper in it.
Good Og, that was some tasty stuff! They discontinued it a few years ago.
Yep.
Wow, I was just looking up the Caravelle bar today!
SweeTarts. The original version from the '60s. Yes, there’s something called SweeTarts still on the market, but they are totally different: different flavors, different shape, different packaging, and hard as rocks.
These are the Sunshine Lemon Coolers. I get them at Dominicks. And yes, they taste the same, and yes, the first time I bought them I ate a whole box in two sittings.
This is the biggest thing I miss. I hardly ever had them growing up when they were around so it was a rare treat when I did. A couple of years ago I tried to make my own and it’s just not the same. 
Canada can help you out with the crackers!
Sav-on Drugstores in SoCal used to have Ice Cream counters in their stores–$0.05 for a single and $0.10 for a double dip. Carnation Ice Cream, when ice cream was real and not full of fillers.
During the summer Carnation would make a Root Beer Swirl flavor, best ice cream I’ve ever had.
Thrifty Drugs, too. The ice cream was not scooped; it was “plugged” with a utensil that deposited a precisely measured perfect cylinder of ice cream onto the cone.
Oh yes. They had a indescribable “mouth feel”, then a rush of sweetness, then TART!
For me, it is Smokey Links, a type of hot-dog like sausage I think made by Oscar Meyer.
Oh, and also Entenmanns birthday cake.
Did you ever get the grape sherbert?
You can still get these at some Rite Aid stores (that’s what Thrifty became, at least here in northern California). I can think of at least two Rite Aids within close driving distance of my house where you can get Thrifty ice cream. They still use the plug, but you can get sugar cones now in addition to the traditional cake cone.
My favorite Thrifty flavor is Chocolate Malted Krunch. Mmmmm… 
Here’s another:
Bill Knapp’s birthday cake
They gave you one on your birthday if you ate there, along with your age’s percent off the meal. Great chocolate cake with an amazing icing.
Damn, I miss Bill Knapp’s. Their cakes were FANTASTIC! You can still apparently get them here.
Their biscuits and honey, their potatoes au gratin, their bean soup, their onion rings! YUM.
Tastes of my childhood.
Their menu.
Forget the offerings…look at the prices!
“Steakburger Basket…$1.05”
“African rock lobster tail…$4.45” 
Jello 1-2-3 was pretty cool.
When I was a kid, whenever I would go to Grandma’s house she would ask " Want a pop? Want a fizzie? As soon as I turned 18 it changed to “Want a beer”? 
I miss Diet Pepsi Jazz… Specifically the caramel cream and the strawberry and cream flavors.
Why, oh why did they have to be discontinued? Typically I do not buy brand colas, but I made the exception for those. I miss them!
