20 Forgotten Drinks Every 80s American Family Had at Home

The pitcher in the refrigerator, the powder in the cupboard, the frozen can that never wanted to come out. Twenty drinks that filled American kitchens in the eighties, and quietly stopped showing up. This video counts down twenty of them, from Minute Maid concentrate and Yoo-hoo to Tang and Kool-Aid, with the small rituals that went with each one: the shaking, the stirring, the straw that never went in right. Along the way we look at what the money and the grocery aisle looked like in those years, and which of these drinks are gone for good. Who ran the pitcher in your house, who stirred it, and what was in it? Tell me in the comments, and if I missed one you remember, name it. Sources and References The Coca-Cola Company, The Extraordinary Story of How Diet Coke Came to Be The Coca-Cola Company, New Coke: The Most Memorable Marketing Blunder Ever? Associated Press, After 80 years, Minute Maid's frozen canned juices are getting put on ice, 2026 Coca-Cola US, Minute Maid brand history U.S. Department of Labor, History of Federal Minimum Wage Rates Federal Reserve History, Recession of 1981-82, 2013 Nestlé, Company history timeline Nestlé, Official NESQUIK brand history Lipton Teas and Infusions, 150 years of history Welch's, Who we are Ocean Spray, Highlights of our history UC San Francisco SugarScience, Tobacco companies hook kids on sugary drinks, 2019 Wikipedia, Kool-Aid; Tang (drink mix); Hawaiian Punch; Hi-C; Capri-Sun; Squeezit; SunnyD; Five Alive; Country Time; Crystal Light; Ovaltine; Yoo-hoo; Slice (drink); Tab (drink) #80sNostalgia #ForgottenDrinks #Nostalgia