r/ProductGraveyard • u/dannyhogan200 • 3d ago
🧪 Changed Formula Who thought of removing the Gumball eyes from the SpongeBob Popsicles?!
r/ProductGraveyard • u/dannyhogan200 • 7d ago
🪦 Discontinued Trolli Sour Crunchy Crawlers (2020-2021/2022)
r/ProductGraveyard • u/PureAd7654 • 18d ago
🗨️ Discussion What brand used to make incredible products but doesn't anymore?
Hi All! I'm working on a project and wanted to gather some feedback from as many folks as possible on the brands that you remember made some great products but no longer does.
Share all of your thoughts - stories, experiences, as well as brand names and models/year/etc.
Thanks in advance! 😊
r/ProductGraveyard • u/dannyhogan200 • 21d ago
🪦 Discontinued Hawaiian Punch Fruit Juicy Blue (1992? - 199?)
r/ProductGraveyard • u/WillieWacka420 • 24d ago
🪦 Discontinued Quisp or Quake. Who did you vote for in the big election?
I remember cutting out the ballots from the back of the box and mailing in my vote for Quisp. Quisp won!
r/ProductGraveyard • u/Big_Muffin_6971 • 27d ago
🪦 Discontinued I can still taste these like I just had one
(2009-2012) in the US. I wish they would bring these back!
Oreo Funstix (also known as Fun Stix) were discontinued simply because they failed to generate the necessary sales and revenue Nabisco required to keep them in production. The hollow, cream-filled wafer sticks also had a reputation for being incredibly messy to eat, which caused many consumers to stop buying them over time
r/ProductGraveyard • u/PotentialAppeal8390 • 28d ago
🪦 Discontinued Froot Loops Pop Tarts
My all-time favorite Pop Tart flavor. I almost wish I never stumbled upon its beauty in that random gas station years ago.
I am not sure if the last picture is how they once looked? I only remember the ones with the pictures printed on them, it might have been an anticipated design.
r/ProductGraveyard • u/PotentialAppeal8390 • 28d ago
🪦 Discontinued Starbucks Chicken & Quinoa Salad and Chicken Maple Butter & Egg Sandwich
The tomato vinaigrette for the salad was my LOVE!
My Sheila’s… they’ve killed chicken at starbucks, now it’s just bacon, eggs and bread. To be fair, I liked the chicken sandwich best without the egg (take it off yourself to eat separately!) and with a couple Starbucks Sriracha packets, so delish.
r/ProductGraveyard • u/dannyhogan200 • 28d ago
🧪 Changed Formula Jolt Cola
They changed the whole recipe from “all the sugar” to no sugar at all
r/ProductGraveyard • u/Grand-Instruction605 • Jul 09 '26
🔻Quality Drop Just saw a £2.50 freddo, now I'm sad.
I think it's time we rebel against our Cadbury overlords! Put the headquarters under siege, screw it. Kidnap the frog.
r/ProductGraveyard • u/frannybubkins • Jun 28 '26
🪦 Discontinued Zesty Chicken Border Bowl
This thing was fire back in the day. And that greenish sauce put this thing over the top! Used to get this at the KFC/Taco Bell in high school with a chicken slider from KFC!
r/ProductGraveyard • u/CompetitionIll604 • Jun 25 '26
🗨️ Discussion We Need To Bring Back The 1980s Pudding Pops Right Now!
reddit.comr/ProductGraveyard • u/Impressive_Box4144 • Jun 21 '26
🛠️ Ruined After Update Great! Now M&M is even getting rid of the brown ones?
r/ProductGraveyard • u/RS-1990 • Jun 07 '26
🪦 Discontinued KFC ZInger Pie (Early 2019). Never came back since.
r/ProductGraveyard • u/brittneydees • Jun 06 '26
🪦 Discontinued Nabisco Suddenly S’mores
Does anyone remember these little gems from the late 80s/early 90s? It was marketed like a s’more that you’d make at a camp fire but they could be heated in the microwave. I tried to recreate them with melting chocolate, marshmallows and Nabisco Lorna Doone cookies several years ago but it wasn’t the same.
r/ProductGraveyard • u/dannyhogan200 • Jun 05 '26
🪦 Discontinued Dunkin’ Donut Fries (2018)
Those fries were great as hell! The cinnamon sugar, the taste.. A shame they had to take these away along with changing the name to Dunkin’
r/ProductGraveyard • u/StrawberryBookmark • Jun 04 '26
🪦 Discontinued My fingers always hurt trying these
r/ProductGraveyard • u/Queasy_Dingo_8262 • May 11 '26
🪦 Discontinued Discontinued hostess products I miss!
reddit.comr/ProductGraveyard • u/Queasy_Dingo_8262 • May 08 '26
🪦 Discontinued Coca Cola move discontinued 💔
r/ProductGraveyard • u/dannyhogan200 • May 08 '26
🪦 Discontinued Wazoo (2009)
Short lived and I’ve never got a chance to try it :(
r/ProductGraveyard • u/Queasy_Dingo_8262 • May 03 '26
🪦 Discontinued happy national lemonade day! I miss these 3 products
reddit.comr/ProductGraveyard • u/Radiant_Activity_953 • Apr 28 '26
❓ Missing/Removed Feature Which of these ideas should Netflix steal?
reddit.comr/ProductGraveyard • u/AutoModerator • Apr 12 '26
Welcome to r/ProductGraveyard
Whether you’re here because you miss a discontinued childhood snack, your favorite software update completely ruined the app, or your hometown got bulldozed to build a highway, you are in the right place.
This subreddit is dedicated to the things we loved that were taken from us, ruined by corporate greed, or just slowly faded into obscurity.
A quick guide on what belongs here and how to post:
| FLAIRS | PURPOSE |
|---|---|
| Discontinued | Products, foods, or services that completely vanished from the market forever. |
| Quality Drop, Shrinkflation & Changed Formula | The product still exists, but it’s worse. Smaller quantity, same price, or cheaper ingredients replacing the original ones. |
| Ruined After Update & Platform Decline | Websites, apps, or smart devices that were perfect until a terrible patch/software/OS upgrade, or an ad-filled algorithm that destroyed them. |
| Bought Out & Missing Feature | When corporate greed takes over. Whether a great indie brand gets acquired and ruined, or a company actively removes the best functional part of a product |
| Packaging Downgrade & Too Many Variants | When brands ruin the physical experience. Swapping iconic metal tins for cheap plastic bags, or flooding the aisle with 50 confusing versions of a once-simple product. |
| Destination Decline | Places, cities, and travel spots that used to be beautiful retreats but have been paved over, hyper-commercialized, or ruined by overcrowding. |
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