Here Are All the '90s Foods That Made a Long-Overdue Comeback in 2017

No one can argue with the fact that the snacks from the '90s were the best. And as much as we miss Dunkaroos, Surge, and Butterfinger BB's (RIP), we're so glad that some of our other discontinued favorites have made a comeback! We're calling 2017 the year of the '90s resurgence, at least in the world of food and drinks. This year, four major brands announced the return of some of the most classic products from the '90s that were sadly discontinued at some point. Bring on the nostalgia and read on to discover all the details about each product's much-anticipated (and appreciated) return.

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Oreo O's

Oreo O's

Never forget May 2017, the month that Oreo O's announced a comeback that sent the internet into a spiral of happiness. The iconic cookie-inspired cereal was introduced to the world in 1998 and was removed from store shelves in 2007. A whole 10 years later, you can finally enjoy the sugary perfection of Oreo O's exclusively at Walmart through September and then at grocery stores nationwide for the foreseeable future.

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Crystal Pepsi

Crystal Pepsi

Introduced in 1992, Crystal Pepsi was only on sale for a year before it was discontinued. The clear, caffeine-free soda has made appearances through sweepstakes and limited-edition releases in the past, but not until this year has there been an official relaunch. You can buy Crystal Pepsi for $2 at all major retailers as of Aug. 14.

03
Clearly Canadian

Clearly Canadian

If you didn't grow up with Clearly Canadian stocked in your fridge at all times, you honestly missed out. The good news is Clearly Canadian is back so you can sip on it as much as you want! The ultrapopular fruit-flavored sparkling waters are for sale online at Cost Plus World Market and at Hy-Vee grocery stores. The sweetened drink comes in Blackberry, Wild Cherry, Orchard Peach, and Raspberry, and you can't go wrong.

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Zima

Zima

Anyone who was old enough to drink Zima in the '90s definitely remembers the clear, alcoholic soda (seriously, what was it with the '90s and clear drinks?), and if you weren't of age, now's your chance to try it. Though it was discontinued in 2008, Zima is back as of June at Walmart to fuel nostalgic parties everywhere.