Almost Home Cookies (Nabisco)
Nabisco’s Almost Home was positioned as soft, bakery-style cookies—chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, peanut butter and seasonal varietie…
The 1990s mixed peak mall culture with the early internet era, and many familiar brands from the decade later disappeared as media, retail, and technology evolved.
This archive groups brands by the decade when they vanished, were discontinued, or otherwise became defunct. It provides a broader view of how industries, shopping habits, and consumer tastes changed over time.
Nabisco’s Almost Home was positioned as soft, bakery-style cookies—chocolate chip, oatmeal raisin, peanut butter and seasonal varietie…
Granola-style meal-replacement bars available from 1975-1997, with a different Nestle' revival in 2014 that ended six years later
High-alcohol fortified wine (20% ABV) sold in juice-like bottles that became notorious in urban communities during the 1990s. Dubbed '…
Eastern Air Lines was a major American airline founded in 1926, originally as Pitcairn Aviation, and later one of the 'Big Four' domes…
Hostess’ green-glazed, vanilla-pudding snack pies released in 1991 as a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles tie-in; a brief promotion that en…
Founded in 1894 by George R. Kinney, Kinney Shoes grew from a value-priced footwear retailer into one of the biggest shoe chains in th…
A limited-edition dipping sauce created for Disney’s Mulan (1998). Discontinued the same year, it later returned in short, highly publ…
Pan American World Airways (Pan Am) was the iconic U.S. international carrier famed for globe-spanning routes and jet-age branding; it…
A short-lived Snapple line of shelf-stable fruit smoothies introduced in 1998. Popular out of the gate, Whipper Snapple won trade awar…
Launched in the mid-1990s, SoBe rode herbal/functional trends with teas, juice blends, ‘Elixir’ bottles, and Y2K-era iconography (the…
Pepsi’s 1999 tie-in for The Phantom Menace: 24 character cans with hidden phrases, rare gold Yoda prizes, and international variants.
A handheld cassette recorder made iconic by *Home Alone 2* (1992). Tiger Electronics turned the movie prop into a real product that co…
America’s original five-and-dime chain shut its last U.S. stores in 1997. The corporate shell became **Venator Group** and later **Foo…
The **Yamaha RX100** was a nimble, air-cooled **98cc two-stroke** that ruled Indian roads from **1985 to 1996** via Escorts Yamaha. De…
Introduced in **1986** for *G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero*, **Zandar** (Zartan's brother and a **Dreadnok**) featured **UV-reactive p…
Debuting in **1986** for *G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero*, **Zarana** (Zartan's sister and a **Dreadnok**) featured **UV-reactive plas…
Hasbro's **Zartan** debuted in **1984** for *G.I. Joe: A Real American Hero* with a groundbreaking innovation: his exposed 'skin' plas…
Brands are grouped primarily by the year they ended, disappeared, or were discontinued. Some were founded earlier, but are listed under the 1990s if that is when they became defunct.
The 1990s archive includes retail brands, consumer products, food and drink names, technology brands, media properties, and other vanished brands from the decade.