Here's a list of 10 Discontinued Candy That We Want Brought Back. There have been so many sweets that have been discontinued but these are the 10 discontinued candies that we want brought back.
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Everybody has their favorite kind of candy. It's the thing that brings them joy after a hard day, or even if they're having a good day and they just want a little extra bit of sweetness. However, sometimes the best candies get taken away, and we still think about them. So here’s our list of top 10 discontinued candy that we want brought back.

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TIMESTAMPS:
0:24 Wonder Ball
1:56 Triple Power Push Pop
3:16 Hershey's Swoops
4:43 Altoids Sour
6:12 Jumbo Nerds
7:33 Hershey's S'mores bar
8:52 Reese’s Bites
10:01 Butterfinger BB's
10:44 PB Max
12:38 Tart n Tinys

SUMMARIES:
Any kid who came of age in the early 2000s probably remembers the commercials for these very strange chocolate balls filled with candy. "Oh I wonder wonder… What's in a Wonder Ball?" Well, the answer to that question is some extra candy.
Sometimes it's too hard to decide on just one flavor of candy. That seems like an odd thing to say, considering that a lot of candy tastes pretty much the same as anything else.
Pringles are most recognizable by their signature shape. As soon as anyone spies one of those swoopy, almost aerodynamic potato chips, they can be assured that it definitely came out of a can and probably tastes only slightly less appealing than a regular potato chip.
Any connoisseur of mints knows that Altoids are pretty much the champagne of breath fresheners. Then again, maybe they're more akin to something stronger. The 12yearold scotch of breath fresheners, maybe.
One of the main appeals of Nerds candy is the size. After all, it's more fun to just dump a whole bunch of them into your hand and toss them back then it is to eat one at a time. Nerds, of course, came in boxes with two flavors, one on each side.
S'Mores are a treat that you never really get to eat in any situations outside of a campfire, are they? After all, no one is making s'mores in their kitchen, and it's not like you can walk into a store and buy a premade s'more.
What we want to focus on is Reese’s Bites, a variation on the famous peanut butter and chocolate combination that came about in the early 2000s. Now, to be fair, there were other versions of Bites on the market, but let's face it: none of them could hold a candle to these little balls of flavor.
Finally, we come to the last candy on the list: Butterfinger BB's. These little bitesized variants of the Butterfinger candy bar were basically the precursor to Reese’s Bites mentioned in the previous entry.
This one is a major throwback, so we wouldn't blame some of you if you don't remember. For those who got to have these amazing treats, then this will come as a welcome reminder of just how special and delicious they were. Before we start to talk about the candy itself.
To end things off on a more positive note, we've got more good news about this one too! Right now we want to take a look at a candy that falls more on the fruity end of the candy spectrum: Tart n Tinys.

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