Which now defunct product would you bring back?

[JessicaHyde]

Mine would be:

Spira
Mushroom double swiss
A cheese and onion lasagne morrisons used to do
A dessert called Tennessee toffee muffin morrisons also used to do

@BlowDryRat

Little biscuit things (possibly called Cartoons?) That were pebble-shaped and had chocolate in the middle. I never had a packet of these scrumptious things myself but loved it when my school friends shared them with me at lunchtime. They'd stopped making them by the time I was old enough to buy my own :(

Sweet chilli Thai Bites. The knock-off versions available nowadays aren't the same.

I'm sure Cartoonies are still around, DS had something that sounded just like that from home bargains. Have they got little pictures printed on them?

Prawn cocktail Wotsits

@TinkersRucksack - yes, was definitely sold in an “independent “ type shop - not a chemist, but just a random mix of small baskets with every type of small pallets of eyeshadow/blusher etc.

Have googled images of CC, but they’re not ringing any bells.

Think I’ll have to be happy just wallowing in my very vague memories. Can’t believe how long ago they’re from - Time really does fly by!

@MrsIronfoundersson yes I am. I didn't realise that the fizzle stick recipe had been lost. Unfortunately I don't have it

Frys five centre bar!

Oh I forgot a smoothie thing farm foods did. It was in individual packs, you added juice/yoghurt and blended it
I remember it because the doctor was saying I had high blood pressure and talking about medication. Randomly after having one of those smoothies every day for a few months, it was back to normal and the doctor was when I said that was all that had changed!
They were delicious and really handy being individually packed

@frustrationcentral they're the ones. I had some recently but I think they're called something else
The ones I got were in a pack of 4 individual

I've seen brannigans beef and mustard about but places like b&m, home bargains etc. My local shop seems to be a source of random crisps you think were gone!

Ah
These are the cartoonie type ones, pretty similar
https://www.bmstores.co.uk/products/hello-panda-chocolate-biscuits-25g-263203

I've just googled and it looks like you could buy Cartoonies a couple of years ago in home bargains, I can't find them on the website though. They have a giraffe on the front of the pack?

I need to go and get some shopping from there later in the week and I'll have a look (whilst looking at essential biscuits of course...)

Toast toppers in a can
Like a little mini can of cheese and ham paste you could spread on toast

Body shop Oceanus perfume
Avon Dream perfume
Asda spotted dick cake

The trim phone

Kettle chips in Louisiana Hot Sauce flavour circa 2001 - 2004. Disappointed early mid 00's, it was the perfect hot and spicy crisps.

Disappeared not disappointed l

Oooo Kettle chips salsa and mesquite flavour too. I could polish those of with a glass of icy cold rose in no time 😍

AGrenelei; aka noisette potatoes or potato balls. I've seen them in Lidl, and found these on the Tesco website.www.tesco.com/groceries/en-GB/products/299538943
Iceland also sometimes have them.

So many already listed (especially Baked Bean pizzas - loved those!)

Smokey bacon monster munch
Clearly Canadian sparkling water - it came in a blue tinged glass bottle and was different fruit flavours - the cherry one was the best. I think you can still get it in the states but I refuse to pay nearly 40 quid for 1 bottle!

I also missed cordials etc without sweeteners - if I have stuff with sweeteners it really flares my joints (I have psoriatic arthritis) so I'm mourning the loss of Ribena (and Ribena spring from the 90s)

Also, in the 80s my mum used to buy Mr Men yogurts. The one with Mr Uppity on the side was a chocolate yogurt and it was so nice - well 4/5 year old me loved it anyway.

@WhateverJohnnyMcNofriends

So many already listed (especially Baked Bean pizzas - loved those!)

Smokey bacon monster munch
Clearly Canadian sparkling water - it came in a blue tinged glass bottle and was different fruit flavours - the cherry one was the best. I think you can still get it in the states but I refuse to pay nearly 40 quid for 1 bottle!

I also missed cordials etc without sweeteners - if I have stuff with sweeteners it really flares my joints (I have psoriatic arthritis) so I'm mourning the loss of Ribena (and Ribena spring from the 90s)

Also, in the 80s my mum used to buy Mr Men yogurts. The one with Mr Uppity on the side was a chocolate yogurt and it was so nice - well 4/5 year old me loved it anyway.

Blimey those yogurts bring back memories!!

Yankee Candle Vanilla Lavender and Egyptian Musk
M&S Vanilla Clouds fabric conditioner

Proctor and Gamble - if you're lurking...
Please bring back Sunlight Soap.

You'd be better off asking Unilever, which grew out of Lever Brothers, the original maker.

Chunky Aero bars, and Terry's Neapolitans.

Does anyone remember being able to purchase custard in a pot noodle style format? So you had the custard, added hot water and then the sauce? I used to get it as a kid from either Iceland or Kwik Save.

They were delicious.

For those missing proper Ribena - the Rocks blackcurrant cordial has no sweeteners and is delicious....with hot water...yum.

Cinnamon loaf/bread from Asda, a lovely moist cakes sort of thing

Bot a product but I would bring back porters and proper luggage services at stations. I was reading a book where a family went on holiday by train and the luggage was collected from their house and loaded for them - much less hassle.