30 Snack Products That Have Been Discontinued

# **Basic Information**

**30 Snack Products That Have Been Discontinued** is the fifty-ninth (59th) video on the Master Raney channel on YouTube. Master Raney discusses 30 snack products that are no longer in stock or in store.

# **Plot**

At the beginning of the video, Master Raney announces the winner of the Season 7 OC. That is the fiery mohawk character to be set for Season 7 (videos 61-70). As Master Raney is about to start the project, Sir Picks-a-Lot gets in the way of the project and hopes for Master Raney to mention vegetable products due to him being picky. Master Raney tells Sir Picks-a-Lot it's no wonder why he's so picky and asks him if he ever tried vegetables, but Sir Picks-a-Lot answers it as a no and stubbornly refuses to try a vegetable, claiming that they'll sicken him, then Master Raney doubts it and tells Sir Picks-a-Lot that vegetables are good and make you big and strong, then Sir Picks-a-Lot denies that and claims that if he eats his first vegetable, he'll throw up for as much as seven minutes and that they don't extend his lifespan, claiming that they have the opposite effect and ruin his health, then Sir Picks-a-Lot claims that burgers and fries to be better for his nutrition. Master Raney tells Sir Picks-a-Lot that denial (De Nile) is not just a river in Egypt and points out that while burgers and fries are delicious, they aren't good for your health, then Sir Picks-a-Lot says in question that they help him gain weight, which Master Raney replies that it may be true, it's no surprise that he's underweight due to his constant picky eating, then Sir Picks-a-Lot says he's out of here and gets onto ordering cheese pizza, then Master Raney wishes him Bon Appetit. After announcing 30 products discontinued, Master Raney tells the audience if surprised releasing a Top-30 video, there'll eventually be a more surprising Top-100 video coming, which some may have already seen on Instagram. As Master Raney seeks comments from his audience about anyone missing the mentioned products, Optimus Stick says that some products will slowly, but steadily return. Master Raney tells Optimus Stick that she's his favorite stick figure for her optimism, then seeks any unmentioned products from the audience, then Pessistick doubts that any of these products will ever come back and that present products will go away too, then Master Raney tells Pessistick that new snack products and even new parent companies will ensue. Pegacorn wonders if anything will include unicorn brands, then Master Raney suggests that she starts entrepreneuring a unicorn-branded parent company. Cheeks asks Master Raney if he likes candy, then Master Raney honestly says they're delicious, then Cheeks gets cheeky about Master Raney's answer, then Master Raney gets an appalled reaction, after Cheeks gets cheeky about Master Raney getting a heart attack from consuming chocolate, Miss Teacher points out the fact being true, which Master Raney does agree with the statement. Guessman claims that if you eat anything, you get fat, then Master Raney says it's not true and points out some of the foods that don't add weight on the human body. Multispeak tells Guessman in German that weight gain depends on the number of calories and that you should watch your weight, then Guessman gets puzzled by what Multispeak said, then Master Raney replies in German to Multispeak that it was a good point and to Guessman in English the translation of what Multispeak said.

## **Number 30: Pizzaria's Pizza Chips**

Master Raney points out that Pizzaria's Pizza Chips were the most successful savory snack debut in history, according to Keebler. Master Raney points out the reason to support the discontinuation of the snack product to be unknown, which could be the corporate chaos in 2000.

## **Number 29: Squeezits**

Master Raney points out the kids' product got discontinued in 2001 due to falling sales, which he advises those craving for Squeezits to time travel to the past, which he states is impossible.

## **Number 28: Fruitopia**

Master Raney points out that Coca-Cola joined in due to the popularity of Snapple, leading to the Fruitopia brand until Coca-Cola giving up in 2003, leading to the discontinuation of Fruitopia. Master Raney points out that the brand is somehow found in some places disguised as Minute Maid.

## **Number 27: Hershey's Swoops**

Master Raney points out that this snack product was around in the early 2000s until further notice in favor of chocolate shakes with greater traditions.

## **Number 26: OUCH Gum**

Master Raney points out that this product came out in 1990 and was discontinued in 1997 due to a choking hazard to children.

## **Number 25: Kudos Breakfast Bars**

Master Raney points out that these breakfast bars were popular in the 1980s made with chocolate chip, peanut butter, and fudge flavors. Kudos wasn't enough to be a breakfast bar due to it being a granola candy bar, causing it to be discontinued by Mars Inc.

## **Number 24: SoBe Green Tea**

Master Raney points out that the green tea was only around for one year from 2002 - 2003, though SoBe is still around.

## **Number 23: 3D Doritos**

Master Raney points out that a fan of Dorito's reached out to Frito-Lay via Facebook page, questioning about the lack of 3D Doritos, which were replaced by Doritos 3D Crunch, which weren't as good as 3D Doritos according to a large number of the consumers.

## **Number 22: Slice**

Master Raney points out the introduction of the product that was popular in the 1980s and 10% fruit juice by PepsiCo. Master Raney points out that Slice was eventually replaced with Sierra Mist.

## **Number 21: Vault**

Master Raney points out the high caffeine in the beverage, which had to be discontinued by Coca-Cola in 2011 because of that reason, channeling Mellow Yellow resources.

## **Number 20: PizzaSpins**

Master Raney points out that the product was introduced in 1968 by General Mills, being used like steering wheels or vehicular wheels, then discontinued in 1975.

## **Number 19: PB Crisps**

Master Raney points out that this product was introduced in Fort Smith, Arkansas, but the discontinuation date was unknown, but the reason for the discontinuation was due to low demand.

## **Number 18: Orbitz**

Master Raney points out that the product was discontinued the same year as it was introduced due to the looks of it, having floating gelatin balls in the liquid.

## **Number 17: Betty Crocker's Warm Delights**

Master Raney points out that this product was popular because of a piece of cake process in preparing the snack. Master Raney also points out that there was chaos when the product got discontinued.

## **Number 16: Jolt Cola**

Master Raney points out that this was in energy drink in the 1980s with twice as much caffeine as the usual caffeinated drinks. Master Raney points out that it was temporarily discontinued from 2010 - 2017, then reintroduced with exclusive distribution in Dollar General stores until further notice when it was permanently discontinued.

## **Number 15: Nabisco's Swiss Cheese Crackers**

Master Raney points out that this product was so popular in the 1980s that when the product got discontinued, the chaos was so huge that someone made a Facebook page demanding the reintroduction of the product, then Madmam, annoyed, says that those people need to shut up and move on from things they miss, angrily messaging anyone missing the product that they have problems with reality, then Master Raney tells her off for that message, then Madmam tells him that she doesn't care and that demanding discontinued products back is annoying and that it shows that they can't move on from things they miss, calling them crybabies. Master Raney says whatever, then Madmam backtalks to Master Raney and calls him horrible for his friendship with Professor Demon and Mr. Dirty Hands, then Master Raney moves on.

## **Number 14: McDonald's Fried Apple Pie**

Master Raney points out in 1992 that McDonald's replaced fried apple pies with baked pies on their menu.

## **Number 13: Heinz EZ Squirt**

Master Raney points out that this product was introduced in a variety of colors up until 2006, due to falling sales.

## **Number 12: Nestle BonBons**

Master Raney points out that they were popular in the 1980s and were eventually replaced with Dibs.

## **Number 11: Shark Bites**

Master Raney points out that this was a healthy, gummy snack that roughly didn't make it to the third millennium, though they were healthy and delicious.

## **Number 10: Keebler's Magic Middles**

Master Raney points out the popularity of the chocolate filled cookies in between the 1980s and the 1990s, which led to a Facebook page demanding them back, as Master Raney presents the page on screen. Masternaught then advises those who miss the product to go back and time and mess with the space time continuum, altering the past by traveling to the 80s to 90s era and wasting the magic middles and bringing them to the present, then Masternaught laughs naughtily about it, then Master Raney angrily tells him that nothing like that won't happen and tells him the consequences.

## **Number 9: Yogos**

Master Raney points out that these were "fun-sized" snacks enjoyed by millennials and Gen-Z'ers until 2010 due to health problems.

## **Number 8: Carnation Breakfast Bars**

Master Raney reflects back to the 1970s, pointing out that maximal popularity was reached in 1980 and that kids getting older were dropping sales, discontinuing them until 1994, then reintroduced until 1997.

## **Number 7: Fruit String Thing**

Master Raney points out that this product was introduced in 1990s and were fun to slurp on, but got discontinued in the 2000s due to the competition with other products.

## **Number 6: Mickey's Parade Ice Pops**

Master Raney points out that these treats were introduced in the 1990s and were sold in the summertime until the discontinuation in 2000, which Master Raney states that you'll get all hot and sweaty when you're in Disneyland or Disney World.

## **Number 5: Jell-O Pudding Pops**

Master Raney points out that Bill Cosby launched these products in 1970, coming in chocolate and vanilla swirls, which during the peak, Jell-O's profits were at $300 million, then Master Raney points out that the drop in sales and demands led to the discontinuation.

## **Number 4: Oompas**

Master Raney points out that this Willy Wonka product was popular since 1971 and that chocolate and strawberry flavors were added in 1980. Master Raney points out that Oompas got discontinued in 1993 and was revived in 2011 as Reese's Pieces and M&M's.

## **Number 3: Pillsbury Waffle Sticks**

Master Raney says it's easy to dip in syrup without silverware, Master Raney points out that these snacks can be eaten on the bus on the way to school, then Master Raney points out the controversy in 2007 when discontinued, causing a rise in unemployment.

## **Number 2: Bubble Jug**

Master Raney points out that this product was a huge container of powder that you can shake and pour into your mouth, chewing it and turning it into genuine chewing gum, but didn't know why Hubba Bubba discontinued the product.

## **Number 1: Butterfinger BB's**

Master Raney points out the product seen in a Simpsons commercial, quoting "nobody lays a finger on my Butterfinger BB's", this product was popular in 2006, but got discontinued due to the assumption of them being "too messy".

# **Trivia**

* This video was the first video featuring all 10 stick figures in one video