Here are some of those discontinued chip varieties that fans miss.
Jumpin Jack Cheese Doritos were loved by American teens of the 90s.
Say cheese. That's what "the youth of America," according to Jay Leno's 1990 commercial , did, fully endorsing the new Dorito flavor. It was short-lived, but Doritos revived it for a stint of time as a throwback flavor in 2013.
Cheetos Cracker Trax were one of a few types of cheesy paws.
Frito-Lay tried many versions of shaped Cheetos including X's and O's , Paws , and Cracker Trax , which were shaped like mascot Chester Cheetos paws. These shapes spanned throughout the '90s into the mid-2000s.
With fans clamoring for their return, it would appear that Paws have returned to the Frito-Lay line-up, with the rest of the shaped products still waiting for a come-back.
Wild n Mild Ranch Fritos were an 80s and 90s favorite.
You may remember this product's 1989 wild west-themed commercia l, but these Fritos were discontinued sometime in the late '90s. They had a brief comeback as a limited-edition flavor in 2012.
3D Doritos were perhaps the most interesting Dorito variety.
Pizzarias were bite-sized pizza crisps popular in the 80s.
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Salsa con Queso Cheetos are missed even today.
Although Hot Cheetos are all the rage these days, back in the early to mid-200s, people were munching on Salsa Con Queso crunchy Cheetos.
The slightly-spicy treat appears to have been discontinued sometime after 2012, and like many treats gone by, there is a petition to bring them back .
Sun Chips Sweet and Spicy BBQ chips appear to be gone.
This flavor of Sun Chips appears to have been introduced around 2013 and has since disappeared from shelves. It's no longer listed on the Sun Chips product page , but you can still find it on sellers like Amazon for a marked-up price.
