POPSICLE has responded to fans' requests to bring back a favorite 90s product, signaling a possible return to the shelves.
A petition to bring back a 90s Popsicle flavor has reached over 1,000 signatures on change.org.
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The creator Caitlin Krehan started the petition to ‘bring back popsicle sprinklers’.
Krehan said: “These were an amazing part of my childhood.
“This may not be a big deal to some people but this brought so much joy to people that I feel it’s worthwhile to bring them back.”
One petition signer said: “These brought back so many memories now I crave one every day these were the best.”
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As another added: “They’re delicious and I want to share them with my kids.”
One Twitter user caught the attention of the official Popsicle Twitter account.
The tweet came via the WhistleUncut account, with over 13,000 followers, which covers pop culture, TV and movie news, and music.
“Which one of these discontinued @Popsicle products would you bring back?” WhistleUncut asked.
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The question was followed by four images of discontinued Popsicle products, including the Rugrats cookie sandwich, scribblers, shots, and sprinklers ice cream bars.
They issued a quick response, likely to leave the fans of their discontinued product optimistic.
The Popsicles account tweeted: “We'll let our team know you'd like to see them return.”
The food producer did not confirm the return of the consumer's favorite ice pop.
MORE DISCONTINUATIONS
Popsicle sprinklers are not the only 90s discontinued food items fans are nostalgic for.
Some other 90s discontinued childhood favorites include Jell-o pudding pops, Butterfinger BBs, and cinnamon Tic Tacs.
Unfortunately, some brands have continued to discontinue more recent fan favorites too.
Trader Joe's recently confirmed three customer favorites have been discontinued.
These favorites include their tabbouleh-style hummus, Thai sweet chili veggie burgers, and their super green drink powder.
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Aldi has also announced a popular alcoholic beverage will be discontinued after a fan asked on Twitter.
The retailer shared that its Vista Bay Margarita Hard Seltzer was gone, in response to a dismayed fan.
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