30 LOST Vending Machine Snacks You Ate As a Kid That Have VANISHED Forever

Think back to the old vending machine, the real one, with the glass front and the little metal coils, or the tall candy rack at the drugstore and the bus station. You fed it your coins, you pulled the knob, and out dropped a candy bar or a roll of gum or a strange little treat you'd never see anywhere else. For a whole generation, that machine was a small daily adventure. And almost every wonderful, weird thing that dropped out of it is gone. This is the countdown of 30 vending machine and counter snacks you grew up on that have vanished, the candy bars that died, the gums that disappeared, and the strange regional treats a company killed off or simply let fade. Some you bought with the change in your pocket every day. Some you haven't seen in 40 or 50 years, until right now. Stay to number one for the one that, more than any other, was the flavor of a coin in your hand. Tell us in the comments which one you'd feed a machine your last coin for today. 00:00 Intro 01:45 30. Nabs 02:32 29. Flicks 03:18 28. The Chicken Dinner bar 04:04 27. Walnettos 04:49 26. Choco-Lite 05:34 25. The Summit bar 06:19 24. Caravelle 07:04 23. The Hollywood Milk Shake bar 07:51 22. The Sky Bar 08:37 21. Regal Crown sour candy 09:22 20. Reed's candy rolls 10:07 19. Chuckles 10:52 18. Razzles 11:37 17. Teaberry gum 12:22 16. Clove gum 13:07 15. Chiclets 14:10 14. Freshen-Up gum 14:56 13. Sen-Sen 15:41 12. Beemans gum 16:28 11. Bonomo Turkish Taffy 17:16 10. Space Food Sticks 18:04 9. Necco Wafers 18:52 8. Forever Yours 19:37 7. Pom Poms 20:23 6. The Powerhouse bar 21:09 5. Black Jack gum 21:57 4. The Reggie Bar 22:47 3. The Seven Up bar 23:37 2. The American Mars bar 24:40 1. Fruit Stripe gum Get the recipe book: 100 discontinued fast food favorites you can finally make again, with the true story behind why each one vanished. Link in the pinned comment. Subscribe for more forgotten and vanished pieces of American life. New countdowns every few days. Support the channel: buymeacoffee.com/forgottenbannedamerica Business inquiries: fba.official@hotmail.com This video is a work of nostalgia and commentary on American candy and retail history.