These three layered desserts were fun to eat and to make. Kids everywhere marveled at how the layers separated and tasted so different even though it all came from one little package.

Duncan Hines had ready made cookies like Oatmeal and Chocolate Chip- soft ones that tasted like they were fresh out of the oven. But everyone knew the best part was putting them in the microwave and actually making them hot and gooey.

Marshmallow encrusted with sugar in sugar cones were everything kids needed to fuel their days of unsupervised outside play

The Dorito flavors were above par

This cult drink you could only get at kiosks in the mall.

Bonkers were a chew treat filled with a gooey center.

Everything for this cake came in a box and took 15 minutes to fix. It was every mother's dream as she threw this sucker in the oven and pretended she wasted her day away baking a special treat just for a regular dinner

These were not to be missed. They were awful. They were like Oreos evil step siblings, the fillings were overly sweet, the cookies were tasteless. Giggles were only useful if you threw them across the cafeteria and managed to hit someone in the head.

regular ol' spaghetti o's were boring but make them in SMURF shapes and they were a delicacy

Our parents thought this was a healthy brekkie to throw to us as we ran out to carpool or walked to school (unsupervised with our house keys on necklaces around our necks)

Cheetoes yes but rather than the cheetah, the mascot was a mouse which made more sense because mice like cheese.... and cheetah's like mice.

By the makers of Sugar Daddy and the sugar baby suckers, I give you sugar mamas. They were like little beans of caramel smothered in chocolate

The afterschool snack every kid ran home to

There will never be anything like the Viennetta cakes. Other brands have tried, some have come close. NONE of taken the cake.

We truly thought this was health and like water.

If you were constipated, here was your answer. When they first came out, it seemed like there was this weird exodus to the bathrooms after recess. Right about the time class was starting. Schools started banning them from lunchboxes and janitors were happy when they were taken off the shelves.

You can still hear the giggle

The cereal of the '80s will never be outdone. Sugary, filled with color and packed with flavor (and every dye known to man) this was the only acceptable thing to eat while watching Cartoon Express on Saturday mornings

The 7-up dots that were mischievous and cute to boot. Every brand had a cute mascot to appeal to the masses. Even Budweiser

This disgusting stuff your grandmother always had in place of sugar. You only reached for this once.

M&Ms didn't come in blue or even red. It was brown, tan, green, and yellow.

These crispy little snacks were worth a lot on the cafeteria trading market.

Chcoolate covered fruit snacks that your mom felt good putting in your lunch because she didn't know any better

There will never be anything to compare to the Tid Bits.

So many people forgot about these but yes, planters did have a chip to go with those cheez balls