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Junk food is equal parts guilty pleasure and the best part of a meal. But, did you know that some of your favorites have been around for decades? Check them out and let us know which snack was made the same year you were born!
Is it weird that these are my favorites?
AKA the year Easter changed forever.
We just have a few words to who decided to make other flavors besides pink.
1963 — SweeTarts
$30 (pack of 10) BUY NOW
This classic favorite has been around for longer than you thought!
1965 — Nutella
$31 (pack of 12) BUY NOW
Raise your hand if you've eaten this out of the jar with a spoon! 🙋
1967 — Twix
$36 (36-count box) BUY NOW
The perfect candy to share with a friend (or to keep to yourself)!
1969 — Tic Tac
$10 (pack of 12)BUY NOW
While you may not consider this a junk food, it certainly comes in handy after you eat some junk food!
1971 — Cup Noodles
$16 (pack of 24) BUY NOW
And they've been helping college students ever since.
1975 — Pop Rocks
$12 (pack of 15) BUY NOW
Don't lie — you just got the sensation of Pop Rocks popping on your tongue after reading that.
1979 — Tostitos
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Your favorite party snack was here just in time to welcome in a new decade.
1980 — Big League Chew
$29 (24 packs) BUY NOW
They hit a home run when they invented this gum!
1981 — Microwaveable Popcorn
$10 (24 packs) BUY NOW
The U.S. patent for microwavable popcorn was officially passed in 1981, instantly improving movie night.
1981 — Diet Coke
$5 (12 count) BUY NOW
Your no-calorie, caffeinated soda came around just in time to pump you up for the rest of the ‘80s.
Danny is the cultural and social editor for BestProducts.com where he's been covering crazy trends, celebrities, and anything else insane since 2016; He has also contributed to Marie Claire, Delish, and Medium. When he's not looking for the next viral sensation online, you can find him watching Bravo, drinking a third cold brew, or trying to convince people to go to karaoke.
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