12 Diet Foods You Forgot You Were Obsessed With

The sugar-free cola "for beautiful people." 

Made to mimic the real deal—minus the cholesterol, and plus Fabio.

Kellogg's decided sometime in the 1980s that if you can pinch more than an inch, you apparently needed to start buying Special K. Mhm, okay. 

These chocolate and vanilla shakes were arguably the most popular diet drink around in both the '80s and '90s.

Crispy, crunchy, sweet, and seasoned, these puffy rice snacks were probably always on hand at home and at the office. 

Ah, the peak of the fat-free fad gave us "guilt-free" cookies we could chow down in mass quantities. 

Again the fat-free trend is at the forefront here, but so is the stress that these aren't "just cookies." 

An entire meal in one grab-and-go pack, these peanut butter bars debuted in 1975—and fans were distraught when they were discontinued in the early '90s. 

Marketed mostly to women, this sugar-free powdered drink was almost always paired with '80s-tastic workouts in commercials. 

Like all other diet sodas on the market, Clearly Canadian pegged itself as a healthier alternative to standard Coca-Cola and Pepsi. 

What goes better with under 300-calorie meals than high-cut leotards and leg warmers?