Wegmans brand cheese puffs, bugles, Pepperidge Farm sesame sticks, Late Night Taco Doritos, and fritos

Polly-O Dip-arellas (1999-2001): Individually wrapped mozzarella string cheese with little compartments of either salsa or pizza sauce attached to the end of the wrapper for dipping.

Quirst Lemonade (1978-1980): A clear, non-carbonated, lemonade-flavored soft drink marketed as a thirst-quenching beverage (hence the name). It was the flagship of the "Quirst" line from the then-independent 7-Up company. Sued by Squirt Soda for confusing consumers with a too-similar name

Mtn Dew A.M. (2012-2013, 2015-2016): A blend of classic Mtn Dew soda and Tropicana orange juice. It was originally sold as a limited-time breakfast drink at Taco Bell, before returning two years later, exclusively at Applebee's restaurants.

E.T. Cheese Nips (2002-2002): To celebrate the 20th anniversary of "E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial", Nabisco released these cheesy baked crackers, shaped like characters and scenes from the film

Burger King Shake 'Em Up Fries (2002-2002): Little packets of "cheez" dust that you could dump into a bag with your fries, shake, and presumably enjoy! Part of a promotional deal with The Simpsons that included collectible "talking watches"