I made a German chocolate cake as a youngster who didn't really cook. Accidentally mixed the frosting pouch in the cake mix. Dad said it was the best cake he ever had and only wants it baked that way since. He called it The Mistake Cake.
Bonne Bell Lipsmackers used to come in GIANT size and my fave was Dr. Pepper… I’m 61 and my dad used to put a sleeve of Lipsmackers in my stocking every year. They came in a candy cane tube shape…great memories of cool flavours…7 Up!😄
I had a giant root beer one. I remember it was thought to be cool to carry one in your back pocket so that it was immediately within reach should you have a dry lip emergency 😂
Yeah I remember the dunkaroo’s being kangaroo shaped. I also remember getting then in not only the chocolate flavor but a funfetti (vanilla frosting w/sprinkles mixed in) flavor as well.
OJ was my nickname in middle school because I used Sunny Delight as a weapon against a bully in 7th grade. I poured it all over her head. She deserved it. So yeah, Sunny Delight has a special place in my heart 30+ years later.
I find it absolutely hilarious that your mom wouldnt let you try unnecessary new things and now you have a channel dedicated to trying new and often unnecessary things hahah 😂😂
Went in the comment section looking for this comment!Exactly what I said in my mind! 🤣 I don't blame her!! Lip smackers were always tempting to try them all!!😂
I remember the 70's lunch snacks. Pudding was in small tin cans. Hostess Ho Ho's and Ding Dongs were wrapped in thin foil wrap. The Jello cups still look the same.
Another child of the 70s here! I remember the (I think it was) Lip Smackers that came in little tins that you slid the top over/off to get the stuff out. In my area (mid Michigan) you could only get them at certain stores, that my family couldn't afford. We would go to Spencer's and they had the best selection! Oh the memories! 😂
I'm really old (born 1974), But I remember before Sunny D or even Sunny Delight there was a drink called 5 Alive that was a blend of 5 different citrus fruits that my dad would always get in a carton like milk. That stuff was sooooo good.
@@lancerevell5979 We were a military family in the Mid-Atlantic area and my Dad always shopped at the Commissary, so it could have been a regional thing. All I know is that it brings back the best of memories.
Omg the Kmart icee memory! We’d get icees and Little Caesar’s pizza every time my parents went to do a layaway payment. Thank you for bringing back that memory!
I loved the scratch and sniff stickers/books. Some nasty fake smells like chocolate, but it was so fun. I was a huge strawberry shortcake fan and loved the scented figurines. I grew up with the Hi-C drinks in the paper cartons. Delicious 🤣 thanks for the fun flashback!
I still remember the lipsmacker song off by heart. "Lipsmackers, lipsmackers, we go wild about strawberry, strawberry! We go ape over grape, bubblegum is so yum, watermelon fun they're so lipsmackin good" etc
Everything you said about icees and Kmart was absolutely the same experience I had! Did you also have popcorn? I would get a cherry icee and small buttered popcorn! 12:45 that cereal sounds awful! 😂😂😂
We were definitely a Jell-O family growing up in the late 80s and 90s. My mom made it all the time for dessert. My favorite was Jell-O 123 which sadly hasn't been made in about 30 years now. You mixed it and poured into bowls and as it set, it separated into three layers. I wish they still made that.
The most random spin off of this. I just want Emmy to get a pack of all the soda flavoured Lip Smackers and then taste them alongside the actual drinks.
I was thinking about this while watching this too! Like I remember the Dr. Pepper one the most, but I could never get it, because my mom was the same way as Emmy's mom, lol.
My son was a child of the 80s and I asked him if he’d had Dunkaroos, because I didn’t really remember anything but the name. He said he did have and remember them, and the shape was a kangaroo shape not a coin shape. I sometimes wonder if things tend to taste different than they tasted in our childhood because our tastebuds matured, or if the taste different because they changed the formulation.
Your content is always so wholesome and pure. I love it so much. Im so sorry if your videos dont get enough traction as much as you deserve. You are so real and genuine throughout all your videos. Thank you so much for making these regardless. I hope you gain a lot of enjoyment and fun no matter what! I hope its still a fulfilling thing to create and make these videos.
I remember Dunkeroos as being kangaroo shaped, too. A lunchbox staple in gradeschool! Also, ironically, the watermelon and vanilla Lip Smackers were my go-to flavors, even through college 😂
My mom would fill my thermos with Ramen during the winter. By the time lunch came along, the noodles had absorbed all the liquid. It was soooooo good! We rarely got any drinks other than Kool-aid when I was a child. Lip smackers came in little tins that slid open and you had to use your finger. Dunk-a-roos came in 2 flavors when I was younger. Chocolate or vanilla. I didn't get to enjoy most of the treats you featured until I was a teen.
Lip smackers were insanely expensive when I was a kid. They weren't chapstick sized in the '70's they were 3"long and 1"wide and were $5 each. I got 1 for my 10th birthday (Dr Pepper flavor) and never got another one. When I was 50 I found out they still made them in 8 packs. I bought the classic set too.
I was briefly confused when you said 80s, because I was a 90s baby and we had ALL these same things! You're right that the dunkaroos were kangaroo shaped (and frankly more substantial as a cookie). I loved the icing with sprinkles best. Also...do the kids not know about icees?
For some reason the Skittles flavored Lip Smackers are an entirely different texture than the classics. Way less dry and waxy. They're the best ones in my opinion, but my friends were all obsessed with Dr Pepper. Oh, also, if you're prone to nosebleeds, a little bit of Lip Smacker applied to your pinkie then VERY gently rubbed into a dry nostril is an actual game-changer (with the added bonus of smelling rather pleasant). Sorry if that's a bit gross, but if it helps someone...
Bonne Bell selling was their kiss of death. The current Lip Smackers are a far cry from where they were and the Bonne Bell line is completely gone. Such a shame
I wanted the large size lipsmacker but my parents truly never gave in to buying fads or popular things. I finally got a grape one and I treasured that thing so much. As an adult I got a Dr Pepper one and I used it but didn't love it quite as much as I thought I would. Theses things are definitely memories!
I had that flavor when I was about 10-12! I think Lip Smackers made a resurgence in the early 2000s and I tried to collect all the glittery ones. The strawberry kiwi was the best though.
The dunkaroos aren't like they used to be. the cookies were shaped different as you said, and better quality. I don't remember having chocolate frosting with them, only ever had the funfetti growing up. Also, I also prefer the original burts bees! Something about the cooling sensation has trained me to stop chewing on my lips lol.
I also grew up in the 80's and I was obsessed with the little Lip Lickers lip balm that came in the little tins. I remember Lip Smackers too though. And I wish Jello pudding pops would come back. Those were awesome!
My neighbor's daughter just introduced my daughter to Sunny D last night. She ran to grab some she had put in the freezer and was so excited for my daughter to try this half-frozen sweet treat. It was so charming!
Dunkaroos were a luxury back in the days. I'm amazed that the brand has retained it's high pricepoint over the years. Thanks for the vid! It really brought back the nostalgic feels.
Loved Lip Smackers as a kid. I'm from Ohio and the Lip Smacker brand was produced by Bonnie Bell in Westlake, Oh. I remember these from the 70's when they came in an oversized, giant tube. I remember getting a "sherbet" flavored gift pack for my 10th birthday. Good memories!
Even as a 93 baby our local kmart had the little cafeteria as well and I definitely remember the ICEE brand. I know it's weird and placebo based, but I swear Slushie/slurpie type drinks are wonderful during a hangover.
FYI: Sunny Delight DID change their formula, mainly because of a specific artificial orange flavoring they used, was determined to be a cancer risk, and was banned by the FDA. All products that used it either disappeared or were reformulated using a different artificial orange flavoring. Tang also had to be reformulated, because they used the same flavoring. (this is also why you can't get orange Crystal Light any more, instead of reformulating, they just dropped the flavor entirely.)
Hi Emmy ..it's so fun to run down memory lane huh🥳 I remeber the Jello pudding pops ,those were so delicious ,esp the chocolate ones.The bonne belle lipsmackers came in giant tubes too ,I remember wanting either the bubblegum or strawbery . 🍓😋
I've tried Sunny D as someoen who didn't grow up drinking it or really eating much sugary cereal or snacks, and I think it can be accurately described like this: Orange juice made by someone who'd never tasted an orange, but had the flavor described to them or had a far-off memory of orange flavor.
Such good memories! Especially ICEEs at Kmart! Also, while I haven’t had it in forever, Jell-O is sublime. I suddenly heard the jingle in my head as she talked about how it was jiggling lol. “ watch it jiggle, see it wiggle…” I forget how the rest of it goes.
The dunkeroo Chocolat flavor used to be chocolat chip cookie in diffenrents shapes here in Canada. There was also the vanilla flavor and the confeti flavor. The cookie also were much thiker and darker. They were much better before.
The best Lip Smacker was Dr. Pepper. I’ve been using it since I was a kid but sadly it has been discontinued. I have a few left in my stash and have been using them sparingly. 😂
There was a fizzy drink called Tahiti Treat in the 80s. I'm not sure it was popular, because it seems like I dreamed it up and it never really existed..... no one seems to remember it. But I remember absolutely loving it! And then it disappeared completely...
You are remembering correctly regarding the product, however it was called ‘Tahitian Treat’. I loved it as a kid, and I still get a periodic craving for it, and I’m almost 68 yrs old.
@@dedet6900 That's interesting, I never remember it being called Tahitian Treat, just Tahiti Treat. But then again I was pretty young when it was around. It was so delicious and I think of it often.
Oh, I was all about lip smackers and Bonne Bell growing up! Nothing has changed in adulthood-I’m still obsessed with lip balm, apply them frequently (I can’t stand dry lips), and own more than the average person. These days though, I favor the eos brand.
I was born 1986 so still had a lot of the 70s,80s things into the 90s, Emmy must admit I looked up your age to see how much of the 80s you lived through and I cant believe your 45 is that right, as you still look in your 30s.
When I was little, it was before Icee existed but there were roadside stands or trucks where you could get "Sno-Cones" crushed (shaved) ice served in a paper cone with flavored sugar syrup poured over the ice. My favorite was grape. I can't remember what other flavors they had, but you could top the ice with a mix of syrups. It was so cold against your teeth you ate it using a plastic spoon, letting it melt in your mouth and then drinking the rest of the super sweet syrup at the bottom of the cone. Turned my tongue purple! Haven't had one in 50 years...
I distinctly remember getting the lip smackers pack for a birthday one year and I got the soda flavors. Oh my goodness, the sprite flavor and the orange fanta? I was in heaven. I highly reccomend the soda lip smackers if you want a bit of nostalgia. :)
Hi, Emmy! Man oh man. I love the feeling of nostalgia! I was a kid who aaaalways rode my bike to our local party store for snacks with my friends. My favorites I can remember were Orbitz (a fruity drink with little like, gelatin balls inside?), Clearly Canadian was also something I’d get often to drink! For candy, I’d get Bubble Tape, Ouch Bubble Gum (bubble gum in a bandaid tin, and all of the gum was wrapped like a bandaid), sometimes I’d get licorice rope, or those BIG pixie stix (the ones that were like, 3 feet long 🤣).
My mom put lip smackers in my Christmas stocking every year when I was little. My favorite was a shimmery pink bubblegum one! It tasted so good, I savored that one tube of lip balm for several years
My favorite childhood treat was Cracker Jacks I always wanted them for the cool prizes but then they stopped putting the toys in the box and went with those stickers!!!
Oh Lip Smackers! I graduated in 1979. I remember the big fat ones. Grape was my favorite. I had a bunch of them but Grape and probably Strawberry were the best. We also wore essential oils as perfume. Bought them at Spencer's! Strawberry, Orange, Patchouli. I hated the musk. And vanilla was just too sweet. I still buy Sunny D. My Grands love it.
my favorite thing growing up was lunchables because I was never aloud to have them but I liked the ones for kids with the juice pack and the cheese dunk or the chocolate dunk and the pizza one oh man those were my fav those and Zero bars from walmart
I remember when Sunny Delight launched in the UK in the mid to late 90s. That stuff was sooooo gloopy and sooooo sweet. We were all addicted until one girl turned orange from drinking too much of it. It's never tasted the same. Definitely awful for us, but so delicious.
1950s baby myself. Tang is good if in ice and already very cold from the fridge. You can adjust amount to your taste and use less because of all the sugar. Emmy, you should try and get the 50s and 60s goodies. Also I found some old brands of candies at BulkBarn. Love that place for seasonings etc. and if you want only small treat then you can put a little bit in a bag and only pay tiny amount. 😊❤️🇨🇦
The dunkaroos here are vanilla cookies (golden Oreo type) with a white frosting dip like the ones I had as a kid - the one you had looked delicious although super sweet. Jello jigglers become popular when I was in High School (early 90s) and I love making them for my kids. Jello is scrumdiddly
Kissing Potion! That's what it's called. When she got out the Lip Smackers I thought of that but couldn't remember the name. I remember it tasting good and sweet but the tacky stickiness of it was kinda gross.
Not sure if this was only in Canada but they recently came out with Tahiti Treat with vodka and it tastes just like the OG Tahiti Treat pop we had as kids. 😋
I also remember, way back in elementary school, Sunny D was super popular and my mom only bought it for my older brother and I once. I thought it was just orange juice, but it's not and I didn't like it. I stuck with capri sun and kool-aid!
There is a lot of things I loved in my childhood that don't exist anymore. Recently they brought back Chococrisps, but it's totally different from what it used to be. It used to be rice coated with chocolate, now it's just little dumps of chocolate.
I preferred cherry coke or dr pepper lip smackers, but I do remember kiwi and strawberry as a 90s kid. Sunny D tastes different in my memory too, but it does still burn my throat in my memories.
I always preferred to make my own jello because I liked to add extra Knox gelatin packets to set it more firm and make it jigglier/bouncer that a jello chip.
Sunny Delight was a staple in our fridge when I was a kid.. At one point in time, they came out with different flavors other than the orange, but none of them were as good as the original orange flavor, and they didn't make them for very long..
@CricketsBay I remember trying another orangeish flavor that tasted more like orange sherbet than tang, but I can't remember what it was called.. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't as good as the original sunny delight..
All the flavored balms and glosses in the 90s were elite. I wish the formulas were the same. I remember a kiwi gel balm in a pot that I was obsessed with. What a time to be a girl. 💚
Pudding and fruit cocktail used to come in metal cans with pull tabs. I always wanted but never got the cookies with a bite taken out. A genius way to disguise shrink-flation.
I made a German chocolate cake as a youngster who didn't really cook. Accidentally mixed the frosting pouch in the cake mix. Dad said it was the best cake he ever had and only wants it baked that way since. He called it The Mistake Cake.
Mistake cake I LOVE that 😂
I bet that was good, the icing is the best part so mixed in would make the cake better.
Ohhhh! That sounds like a good accident! Never thought of it! Great inspiration!
What a wonderful memory to have 💛
Note to self, lol! And I would probably throw a can of the frosting over the top too, just to be all kinds of decadent!
Bonne Bell Lipsmackers used to come in GIANT size and my fave was Dr. Pepper… I’m 61 and my dad used to put a sleeve of Lipsmackers in my stocking every year. They came in a candy cane tube shape…great memories of cool flavours…7 Up!😄
I had a giant root beer one. I remember it was thought to be cool to carry one in your back pocket so that it was immediately within reach should you have a dry lip emergency 😂
Yeah I remember the dunkaroo’s being kangaroo shaped. I also remember getting then in not only the chocolate flavor but a funfetti (vanilla frosting w/sprinkles mixed in) flavor as well.
Yes, definitely a kangaroo
And definitely white funfetti frosting
My daughters loved them.
I remember there being a few different shapes, including kangaroo and circle
I loved the funfetti one as a kid. My mom did not buy sweets as often as my friends and it did teach us moderation.
OJ was my nickname in middle school because I used Sunny Delight as a weapon against a bully in 7th grade. I poured it all over her head. She deserved it. So yeah, Sunny Delight has a special place in my heart 30+ years later.
That is the most hilarious nickname origin I’ve ever heard lol.
Slay lmao
Hehe
Iconic.
OJ was my nickname bc of my initials. I was also born one year before the infamous bronco chase.
It was not a good combination.
I find it absolutely hilarious that your mom wouldnt let you try unnecessary new things and now you have a channel dedicated to trying new and often unnecessary things hahah 😂😂
💫💫💫😆
“I’m not gonna try all of these”…..proceeds to try all of the chapsticks 🤣😂 oh Emmy, you brighten my day!!
Went in the comment section looking for this comment!Exactly what I said in my mind! 🤣
I don't blame her!! Lip smackers were always tempting to try them all!!😂
My thoughts exactly 😂😂
I remember the 70's lunch snacks. Pudding was in small tin cans. Hostess Ho Ho's and Ding Dongs were wrapped in thin foil wrap. The Jello cups still look the same.
Pudding in the can was the bestest! 😂
I forgot about the little pudding cans!
Another child of the 70s here! I remember the (I think it was) Lip Smackers that came in little tins that you slid the top over/off to get the stuff out. In my area (mid Michigan) you could only get them at certain stores, that my family couldn't afford. We would go to Spencer's and they had the best selection!
Oh the memories! 😂
All of that tasted so much better back then! I miss those days.
@@AliP1970 I'm from MI also! The village bath company made the lip lickers in the tins. Loved those!
Bonnie Bell was my favorite. They were big fat lip balms with flavors like Dr Pepper 😊
And Orange Crush!
Strawberry!
Yes! Bonne Bell!
I'm really old (born 1974), But I remember before Sunny D or even Sunny Delight there was a drink called 5 Alive that was a blend of 5 different citrus fruits that my dad would always get in a carton like milk. That stuff was sooooo good.
They still make it in Canada. You can order juice boxes online. And, don’t worry about the age thing- I’m rocking 1967!
@@amandagreen4332 Thanks! I'm definitely gonna order that!
I was born in 1957 so am a certified "Auld Phart", but don't remember those.
@@lancerevell5979 We were a military family in the Mid-Atlantic area and my Dad always shopped at the Commissary, so it could have been a regional thing. All I know is that it brings back the best of memories.
I was born same year...1974. My mom would buy 5 Alive in the frozen cans that you mix with water.
The Dr Pepper lipsmacker is life! It has a tint of red to it so it gives a bit of "your lips but better" color to your lips. My forever favorite!
Omg the Kmart icee memory! We’d get icees and Little Caesar’s pizza every time my parents went to do a layaway payment. Thank you for bringing back that memory!
Emmy - you got gypped! The Dr Pepper Lip Smacker is the one that rules them all - I can't believe they didn't include that in the "best" collection!
When I was a tiny Monica, I remember and loved pudding in the tin pull tab cans, it was delicious, I think it was made by Hunt.
You can still find it, just gotta work!
I liked those, too! Very different from jello pudding.
I loved the scratch and sniff stickers/books. Some nasty fake smells like chocolate, but it was so fun. I was a huge strawberry shortcake fan and loved the scented figurines. I grew up with the Hi-C drinks in the paper cartons. Delicious 🤣 thanks for the fun flashback!
I still remember the lipsmacker song off by heart. "Lipsmackers, lipsmackers, we go wild about strawberry, strawberry! We go ape over grape, bubblegum is so yum, watermelon fun they're so lipsmackin good" etc
The lasting power of those jingles, right?
Everything you said about icees and Kmart was absolutely the same experience I had! Did you also have popcorn? I would get a cherry icee and small buttered popcorn!
12:45 that cereal sounds awful! 😂😂😂
I loved the kamrt pizza 😂
Sunny D is low in sugar for what it is, I dillute it 2:1 in water or add a splash to seltzer, love the peach one!
huh, that's an idea. I bet it would improve some sparkling flavored water.
My sister always got the soda flavored Lip Smackers and I’d take them just to lick the Dr. Pepper flavor off my mouth immediately after applying 😂
Loved the Dr Pepper flavor🌸
Yip! The only thing I remember about them was tasting them. 😂 The Dr. Pepper one was amazing.
The DP one was the best, Sprite and Fanta were next, Cola was the worst.
I still use the Dr. Pepper one sometimes... 👀
Dr Pepper was my fav too
We were definitely a Jell-O family growing up in the late 80s and 90s. My mom made it all the time for dessert. My favorite was Jell-O 123 which sadly hasn't been made in about 30 years now. You mixed it and poured into bowls and as it set, it separated into three layers. I wish they still made that.
Oh, yeah...I remember that stuff. 😆
The most random spin off of this. I just want Emmy to get a pack of all the soda flavoured Lip Smackers and then taste them alongside the actual drinks.
Hmm...
YES!! Please do❣️
I was thinking about this while watching this too! Like I remember the Dr. Pepper one the most, but I could never get it, because my mom was the same way as Emmy's mom, lol.
@@emmymade You have heard of the soda flavored Lip Smackers, have ya Emmy?
@Gerlfan04 Which soda flavored Lip Smacker do ya think Emmy would like? I'm thinkin Coca-Cola!
My son was a child of the 80s and I asked him if he’d had Dunkaroos, because I didn’t really remember anything but the name. He said he did have and remember them, and the shape was a kangaroo shape not a coin shape. I sometimes wonder if things tend to taste different than they tasted in our childhood because our tastebuds matured, or if the taste different because they changed the formulation.
I remember them tasting more like animal crackers and the dip was literally Betty Crocker chocolate frosting. My son absolutely loved them
Your content is always so wholesome and pure. I love it so much. Im so sorry if your videos dont get enough traction as much as you deserve. You are so real and genuine throughout all your videos. Thank you so much for making these regardless. I hope you gain a lot of enjoyment and fun no matter what! I hope its still a fulfilling thing to create and make these videos.
I remember Dunkeroos as being kangaroo shaped, too. A lunchbox staple in gradeschool! Also, ironically, the watermelon and vanilla Lip Smackers were my go-to flavors, even through college 😂
My mom would fill my thermos with Ramen during the winter. By the time lunch came along, the noodles had absorbed all the liquid. It was soooooo good! We rarely got any drinks other than Kool-aid when I was a child. Lip smackers came in little tins that slid open and you had to use your finger. Dunk-a-roos came in 2 flavors when I was younger. Chocolate or vanilla. I didn't get to enjoy most of the treats you featured until I was a teen.
Lip smackers were insanely expensive when I was a kid. They weren't chapstick sized in the '70's they were 3"long and 1"wide and were $5 each. I got 1 for my 10th birthday (Dr Pepper flavor) and never got another one. When I was 50 I found out they still made them in 8 packs. I bought the classic set too.
I was briefly confused when you said 80s, because I was a 90s baby and we had ALL these same things! You're right that the dunkaroos were kangaroo shaped (and frankly more substantial as a cookie). I loved the icing with sprinkles best. Also...do the kids not know about icees?
These are mostly all 90s things anyway
I rediscovered Jello as part of a prep diet for a colonoscopy: oh, joy. Couldn’t have red, though. 😂
I remember the best flavor was a Dr. Pepper lip smacker. I caught my cousin eating one.😂
Omg my brother ate mine! He admitted to it in our adult hood 😂😂😂 I thought I just kept losing my chap stick but he was stealing them to eat 😅
oh goddd i admit to eating mine a little bit 😐😐😐 it tasted so good lol no regrets
Yes! DRP was the best flavor!
@@Lady.Fern.😂😂😂😂
For some reason the Skittles flavored Lip Smackers are an entirely different texture than the classics. Way less dry and waxy. They're the best ones in my opinion, but my friends were all obsessed with Dr Pepper.
Oh, also, if you're prone to nosebleeds, a little bit of Lip Smacker applied to your pinkie then VERY gently rubbed into a dry nostril is an actual game-changer (with the added bonus of smelling rather pleasant). Sorry if that's a bit gross, but if it helps someone...
i use the medicated chapstick for my nose 😹
Bonne Bell selling was their kiss of death. The current Lip Smackers are a far cry from where they were and the Bonne Bell line is completely gone. Such a shame
Remember 10-O-6?
Oh yeah, Bon Belle. They were huge!
@@spikefivefivefive that is still around- I see it in Ulta all the time :)
Oh and Emmy you’re right! The cookies used to be kangaroos and hot air balloons!
I tried Sunny Delight once. It felt like battery acid going down my throat.
😂😂
🤨 That is definitely not normal. Sunny D is cloyingly sweet and not acidic.
Used to give ne heartburn. I still can't drink it!
@@ndb_1982hmm? At a pH level of 2.4, it is quite acidic (a little more acidic than a typical lemonade and MUCH more acidic than orange juice)
Same
I wanted the large size lipsmacker but my parents truly never gave in to buying fads or popular things. I finally got a grape one and I treasured that thing so much. As an adult I got a Dr Pepper one and I used it but didn't love it quite as much as I thought I would. Theses things are definitely memories!
Emmy have you ever made potato chip cookies? Im 60 and my mom used to make them when I was young. I would love to see someone make them. ❤
Dylan B. Hollis made them in a YT short!
I had a glittery pink Lip Smackers in high school in the 90's. It was strawberry kiwi.
I had that flavor when I was about 10-12! I think Lip Smackers made a resurgence in the early 2000s and I tried to collect all the glittery ones. The strawberry kiwi was the best though.
The dunkaroos aren't like they used to be. the cookies were shaped different as you said, and better quality. I don't remember having chocolate frosting with them, only ever had the funfetti growing up.
Also, I also prefer the original burts bees! Something about the cooling sensation has trained me to stop chewing on my lips lol.
I also grew up in the 80's and I was obsessed with the little Lip Lickers lip balm that came in the little tins. I remember Lip Smackers too though. And I wish Jello pudding pops would come back. Those were awesome!
My neighbor's daughter just introduced my daughter to Sunny D last night. She ran to grab some she had put in the freezer and was so excited for my daughter to try this half-frozen sweet treat. It was so charming!
Dunkaroos were a luxury back in the days. I'm amazed that the brand has retained it's high pricepoint over the years.
Thanks for the vid! It really brought back the nostalgic feels.
Loved Lip Smackers as a kid. I'm from Ohio and the Lip Smacker brand was produced by Bonnie Bell in Westlake, Oh. I remember these from the 70's when they came in an oversized, giant tube. I remember getting a "sherbet" flavored gift pack for my 10th birthday. Good memories!
Even as a 93 baby our local kmart had the little cafeteria as well and I definitely remember the ICEE brand. I know it's weird and placebo based, but I swear Slushie/slurpie type drinks are wonderful during a hangover.
Sunny Delight was more of a 90s thing. Yeah it existed in the 80s but it really became popular in the 90s.
Its been around since the 60's.
They had a huge marketing push in the 90s though... In about 1998 maybe a Sunny D truck came to my daycamp and gave us all samples lol
FYI: Sunny Delight DID change their formula, mainly because of a specific artificial orange flavoring they used, was determined to be a cancer risk, and was banned by the FDA. All products that used it either disappeared or were reformulated using a different artificial orange flavoring. Tang also had to be reformulated, because they used the same flavoring. (this is also why you can't get orange Crystal Light any more, instead of reformulating, they just dropped the flavor entirely.)
Hi Emmy ..it's so fun to run down memory lane huh🥳 I remeber the Jello pudding pops ,those were so delicious ,esp the chocolate ones.The bonne belle lipsmackers came in giant tubes too ,I remember wanting either the bubblegum or strawbery . 🍓😋
mmmmm Jello pudding pops... such good memories 🤤
I've tried Sunny D as someoen who didn't grow up drinking it or really eating much sugary cereal or snacks, and I think it can be accurately described like this: Orange juice made by someone who'd never tasted an orange, but had the flavor described to them or had a far-off memory of orange flavor.
Love these oldies but goodies🥰♥️❤️🥰
Such good memories! Especially ICEEs at Kmart! Also, while I haven’t had it in forever, Jell-O is sublime. I suddenly heard the jingle in my head as she talked about how it was jiggling lol. “ watch it jiggle, see it wiggle…” I forget how the rest of it goes.
In my 50s and still use Dr Pepper Lip Smackers. It tastes nice, has a great shine and has something in the formula that slightly plumps up your lips
The dunkeroo Chocolat flavor used to be chocolat chip cookie in diffenrents shapes here in Canada. There was also the vanilla flavor and the confeti flavor. The cookie also were much thiker and darker. They were much better before.
I remember the "California Style" and "Florida Style" Sunny Delight
The best Lip Smacker was Dr. Pepper. I’ve been using it since I was a kid but sadly it has been discontinued. I have a few left in my stash and have been using them sparingly. 😂
I still buy Jello pudding cups sometimes.. I like butterscotch!!
Born 4/7/75 and I remember lots of these things ❤🎉 love ya beautiful and thank you for ALL of your videos ❤
“Purple tastes gross.” My favorite Emmy flavor review ever! ❤
There was a fizzy drink called Tahiti Treat in the 80s. I'm not sure it was popular, because it seems like I dreamed it up and it never really existed..... no one seems to remember it. But I remember absolutely loving it! And then it disappeared completely...
You are remembering correctly regarding the product, however it was called ‘Tahitian Treat’. I loved it as a kid, and I still get a periodic craving for it, and I’m almost 68 yrs old.
They still make it!! I found it at Walmart and walgreens!
Tahitian Treat is definitely available still! A little hard to locate, but look near the 7up.
@@dedet6900 That's interesting, I never remember it being called Tahitian Treat, just Tahiti Treat. But then again I was pretty young when it was around. It was so delicious and I think of it often.
@@annmariel3945 I wonder if it's only in America. Also.... I wonder if it tastes the same as it did in the 80s!
I've used the lip smackers since middle school and I'm 34 and still purchase them every time I run out.
The only time we had orange juice (rare) it was made from the frozen concentrate from a can.
And for a real 70's flashback: you saved the cans and used them as hair rollers. 😮
Was born in 1986 and grew up with all of these except for the icee cereal, that's a new one lol
13:23 I had those as a kid! The pack I got might’ve been dessert-scented.
Oh, I was all about lip smackers and Bonne Bell growing up!
Nothing has changed in adulthood-I’m still obsessed with lip balm, apply them frequently (I can’t stand dry lips), and own more than the average person. These days though, I favor the eos brand.
I was born 1986 so still had a lot of the 70s,80s things into the 90s, Emmy must admit I looked up your age to see how much of the 80s you lived through and I cant believe your 45 is that right, as you still look in your 30s.
When I was little, it was before Icee existed but there were roadside stands or trucks where you could get "Sno-Cones" crushed (shaved) ice served in a paper cone with flavored sugar syrup poured over the ice. My favorite was grape. I can't remember what other flavors they had, but you could top the ice with a mix of syrups. It was so cold against your teeth you ate it using a plastic spoon, letting it melt in your mouth and then drinking the rest of the super sweet syrup at the bottom of the cone. Turned my tongue purple! Haven't had one in 50 years...
Well yeah. Sno Cone shacks are everywhere.
I just love all your videos ❣️❣️🥰
I distinctly remember getting the lip smackers pack for a birthday one year and I got the soda flavors. Oh my goodness, the sprite flavor and the orange fanta? I was in heaven. I highly reccomend the soda lip smackers if you want a bit of nostalgia. :)
Hi, Emmy! Man oh man. I love the feeling of nostalgia! I was a kid who aaaalways rode my bike to our local party store for snacks with my friends. My favorites I can remember were Orbitz (a fruity drink with little like, gelatin balls inside?), Clearly Canadian was also something I’d get often to drink! For candy, I’d get Bubble Tape, Ouch Bubble Gum (bubble gum in a bandaid tin, and all of the gum was wrapped like a bandaid), sometimes I’d get licorice rope, or those BIG pixie stix (the ones that were like, 3 feet long 🤣).
Oh, yeah! Orbitz! Giant pixie stix were SO cool.
My favorite was fruit stripe gum. The flavor lasted about five seconds
My mom put lip smackers in my Christmas stocking every year when I was little. My favorite was a shimmery pink bubblegum one! It tasted so good, I savored that one tube of lip balm for several years
Im surprised that lip smackers pack didnt have the Dr pepper or Coca-Cola flavors in there. Those are some classics
My favorite childhood treat was Cracker Jacks I always wanted them for the cool prizes but then they stopped putting the toys in the box and went with those stickers!!!
Oh Lip Smackers! I graduated in 1979. I remember the big fat ones. Grape was my favorite. I had a bunch of them but Grape and probably Strawberry were the best. We also wore essential oils as perfume. Bought them at Spencer's! Strawberry, Orange, Patchouli. I hated the musk. And vanilla was just too sweet. I still buy Sunny D. My Grands love it.
This was the most funny episode I've seen up til now. Am kind of binge watching all the previous ones with a couple per day. Love it!
Her Bugmas videos are my favorite.
The sugar plum Lipsmackers was my favorite flavor.
Also, I was waiting for you to combine the OG Sunny D with the Sunny D vodka drink, lol.
my favorite thing growing up was lunchables because I was never aloud to have them but I liked the ones for kids with the juice pack and the cheese dunk or the chocolate dunk and the pizza one oh man those were my fav those and Zero bars from walmart
bazooka candies! baby bottle pop, ring pop, push pop, juicy drop pop. they have juicy drop gummies right now as well.
Yes! Ring pops!💍😋
My sisters and I used Bonne Bell. I remember root beer flavor and Dr Pepper as well.
I remember when Sunny Delight launched in the UK in the mid to late 90s. That stuff was sooooo gloopy and sooooo sweet. We were all addicted until one girl turned orange from drinking too much of it. It's never tasted the same. Definitely awful for us, but so delicious.
I loved making Jello Jigglers for my stepkids!!
Thank you for a trip back in time through childhood favourites do you remember the Lolas? Frozen pyramid, grape flavoured icicles delicious!
1950s baby myself. Tang is good if in ice and already very cold from the fridge. You can adjust amount to your taste and use less because of all the sugar. Emmy, you should try and get the 50s and 60s goodies. Also I found some old brands of candies at BulkBarn. Love that place for seasonings etc. and if you want only small treat then you can put a little bit in a bag and only pay tiny amount. 😊❤️🇨🇦
Did you ever have the frozen jello pudding pops? Those were awesome.
The dunkaroos here are vanilla cookies (golden Oreo type) with a white frosting dip like the ones I had as a kid - the one you had looked delicious although super sweet. Jello jigglers become popular when I was in High School (early 90s) and I love making them for my kids. Jello is scrumdiddly
I'm a 90s baby yet I grew up with a lot or almost all of these. Sunny D was one of my faves. I haven't seen them in a long time.
But what if you mix the Sunny D seltzer with the Sunny D?
Do you remember New York Seltzers? Do you remember Kissing Potion lip gloss in the glass tube with the rollerball applicator?
I always had long hair (still do) and my hair was always getting stuck in that Kissing Potion lip gloss!!
Kissing Potion! That's what it's called. When she got out the Lip Smackers I thought of that but couldn't remember the name. I remember it tasting good and sweet but the tacky stickiness of it was kinda gross.
Love the 80’s- love Sunny-D - have you tried sunny d mashed sweet potatoes- pretty fun!!
Not sure if this was only in Canada but they recently came out with Tahiti Treat with vodka and it tastes just like the OG Tahiti Treat pop we had as kids. 😋
Yeah it does!
In the US, I remember it being called Tahitian Treat. Is it Tahiti Treat in Canada?
@@Margar02 yes - Tahiti Treat made by Canada Dry
When I was little, I had a metal Holly Hobby lunchbox
Watching you drink the Sunny D brought back memories
Awwwww baby Emmy!
I still have a Snoopy Snow Cone maker.
Oh man I'm jealous. I had one when I was a kid and when we moved we left it at the old house.🙁
My sister had I one these!
I also remember, way back in elementary school, Sunny D was super popular and my mom only bought it for my older brother and I once. I thought it was just orange juice, but it's not and I didn't like it. I stuck with capri sun and kool-aid!
Your last fruity Jell-O project was probably the « Crown Jewel » dessert!
The wild cherry luden cough drops were something i looked forward to as a child.😂
There is a lot of things I loved in my childhood that don't exist anymore. Recently they brought back Chococrisps, but it's totally different from what it used to be. It used to be rice coated with chocolate, now it's just little dumps of chocolate.
I preferred cherry coke or dr pepper lip smackers, but I do remember kiwi and strawberry as a 90s kid.
Sunny D tastes different in my memory too, but it does still burn my throat in my memories.
I always preferred to make my own jello because I liked to add extra Knox gelatin packets to set it more firm and make it jigglier/bouncer that a jello chip.
We called them knox blox
The lip smackers I remember coveting were the soda flavored ones, and Dr Pepper was the one we wanted most.
Sunny Delight was a staple in our fridge when I was a kid.. At one point in time, they came out with different flavors other than the orange, but none of them were as good as the original orange flavor, and they didn't make them for very long..
They still make the Orange Strawberry flavor. Very smooth. Mango was my favorite.
@CricketsBay I remember trying another orangeish flavor that tasted more like orange sherbet than tang, but I can't remember what it was called.. It wasn't bad, but it wasn't as good as the original sunny delight..
All the flavored balms and glosses in the 90s were elite. I wish the formulas were the same. I remember a kiwi gel balm in a pot that I was obsessed with. What a time to be a girl. 💚
I still order the Jello Pudding Cups from Amazon, usually chocolate.
LOVE Sunny D! My favorite thing from my childhood were the candy necklaces and candy lipsticks. SO FUN!
Pudding and fruit cocktail used to come in metal cans with pull tabs. I always wanted but never got the cookies with a bite taken out. A genius way to disguise shrink-flation.