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For one reason or another, some popular chips were discontinued. Jumpin’ Jack Cheese Doritos and Cheetos Cracker Trax were popular in the ’90s but are no longer sold. Sun Chips Sweet and Spicy BBQ chips, 3D Doritos, and Wild ‘n Mild Ranch Fritos appear to be gone.
This flavor of Sun Chips launched in 2013, but it appears to have been discontinued. It’s a real shame—the combination of sweet BBQ sauce and multigrain Sun Chips really worked. Bacon-topped mac and cheese is already perfect. But when you combine those flavors with the crunch of potato chips?
However, the waffled chips were discontinued around 1999. These extra-thick ridged potato chips promised a stronger potato taste than other chips, and came in two flavours: plain and the cheesy au gratin.
Some of the most popular snack brands today have still had to discontinue launches for one reason or the other. Here are some of those discontinued chip varieties that fans miss. Jumpin’ Jack Cheese Doritos were loved by American teens of the ’90s.
When did Cheetos X’s and O’s come out?
Cheetos X’s & O’s. iRemember That/ Youtube. Back in 1999, Cheetos introduced the X’s and O’s version of the brand’s beloved puffs. By 2000, however, these were long gone. If you’re a fan of funky shapes, the brand currently offers up Cheetos Paws!
But the chips’ tagline was “Love Your Daddy,” which hasn’t exactly aged very well.
What chips were discontinued in the 90s?
All these chips were only in our lives temporarily. For one reason or another, some popular chips were discontinued. Jumpin’ Jack Cheese Doritos and Cheetos Cracker Trax were popular in the ’90s but are no longer sold. Sun Chips Sweet and Spicy BBQ chips, 3D Doritos, and Wild ‘n Mild Ranch Fritos appear to be gone.
Doritos temporarily brought back this chip in 2013. Flickr/theimpulsivebuy. Say cheese. That’s what “the youth of America,” according to Jay Leno’s 1990 commercial, did, fully endorsing the new Dorito flavor. It was short-lived, but Doritos revived it for a stint of time as a throwback flavor in 2013.
Doritos 3D were a puffy version of the classic cheesy chip. They were released in a few variations and varieties, including the 3D evolution bacon cheddar version seen above. They went on their merry way in the early 2000s, but still have dedicated followers clamoring to see them back on shelves today.
You may remember this product’s 1989 wild west-themed commercial, but these Fritos were discontinued sometime in the late ’90s. They had a brief comeback as a limited-edition flavor in 2012.
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