You Can Feel Like a Kid Again With This '90s Candy From Amazon Prime

Crispy M&M's debuted in the '90s before disappearing and making a triumphant return. These chocolate-coated crisps are the perfect little bit of crunch and are impossible to stay away from.

Try it: M&M'S Crispy Chocolate Candy Sharing Size ($11)

I remember numerous times where I'd shove inch after inch of this supersoft gum into my face just to keep the sweet flavor going. Thankfully, the bubblegum tape had plenty inside each package.

Try it: Hubba Bubba Bubble Gum Original Bubble Gum ($13)

These baby bottle suckers may have been a bit weird — because what adolescent wants to have a bottle? — but it didn't stop me. They were also fun and interactive since you had to lick the pop, dip it, and shake it to get the fruit-flavored candy powder.

Try it: Baby Bottle Pop Candy ($19)

Look, I love the fruity flavors of Now & Laters, but be prepared to be chewing . . . and chewing . . . and chewing. My personal favorite is the banana, because it tastes perfectly like artificial banana.

Try it: Now & Later Classic Mini Bars ($14)

Laffy Taffy is like a Now and Later but much softer. The fruity flavors are similar — and banana is my favorite here as well — but the candies are much easier to chew through quickly.

Try it: Laffy Taffy Candy Assorted ($8)

Push Pops were great because they had lids so you could stash them away for later. They came in the typical fruity sucker flavors and were great to throw in your backpack for any time.

Try it: Push Pop Candy ($19)

The best thing about Lemonheads is that they were both sweet and sour. They start a bit sour and then get sweet, and they're bursting with fresh lemon flavor thanks to the real lemon juice.

Try it: Lemonhead Candy ($5)

The Summer we were building our family pool, I spent nearly every day at the city pool instead, and Boston Baked Beans were my go-to treat. Though these candies have been around for decades, they were really popular with my friend group, because they were candy-coated peanuts, which made us feel like we were eating something a little more substantial than just candy. And they were delicious.

Try it: Boston Baked Beans Candy ($8)

I was obsessed with the supersour flavors Warheads came in and was always determined to hold them in my mouth for as long as possible without wimping out, thus resulting in a very high tolerance for sour candies.

Try it: Ultimate Warheads Candy Lovers Variety Bundle ($20)

Super Ropes are like licorice that never ends. Who wouldn't want a three-foot-long licorice rope to tote around all day? I did it often. The Red Vine treat tasted just like a fruity Red Vine, but it just kept going and going and going.

Try it: Red Vines Super Ropes ($12)

Nerds will probably never go out of style. I loved getting the box of two flavors and opening both sides to shove all of them in my mouth at once. They were simultaneously sweet and a little sour and had the ideal level of crunch.

Try it: Nerds Rainbow Candy ($12)

What's even better than standard Nerds is the Nerds Rope, which is exactly what it sounds like: a rope of licorice coated in Nerds. It's a little chewy, a little crunchy, and a lot sweet. Basically, the perfect candy.

Try it: Nerds Rope Very Berry ($18)