For many kids growing up in the '80s, '90s, and early 2000s, the highlight of a fast food visit wasn’t the meal but the toy inside the box. These tiny treasures were fun, collectible, and sometimes even traded like playground currency.
Some snacks are so good that their disappearance leaves a hole on grocery store shelves and in our taste buds.
What once passed as catchy now feels clumsy, outdated, or just plain strange.
These toys may have started as childhood fun, but now they’re prized treasures in the collector world.
These toys looked fun on the box, but their instructions turned playtime into a puzzle of its own.
These were the online games that every student tried to sneak past the school’s computer filters.