Do they still make Sodalicious?
Do they still make Sodalicious?
Sodalicious was a fitting name for the product that had a unique coating that gave snackers a tingling sensation similar to what they’d experience drinking a soda pop. Unfortunately, the fruit flavored snacks fell flat in 1995 and the soda flavors fizzled out for good in 1998.
Can you still buy Fun Fruits?
Finance reported that the fruit snacks have, in fact, been discontinued. Now, the closest you can get is an individually packed candy item called Brach’s Hi-C Fruit Slices.
What happened fruit jammers?
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Can you buy Sodalicious?
Soda-Licious was one of the best fruit snacks enjoyed by children and adults in the 90’s. Unfortunately, it was eventually discontinued. There are many people that are still nostalgic of this wonderful snack time treat and wish that it would return.
What states have Sodalicious?
Auernig, the Provo, Utah-based co-founder of Sodalicious with his wife Annie, which has 25-locations in Utah, Arizona and Idaho, expects to double that number in the next few years. All of its locations are company-owned, as will be its new locations.
What flavor was the White Shark bite?
pineapple
These were not the same as I used to eat as a kid in the 90’s, they took out my favorite shark bite, which was the white (pineapple?) flavor. In addition, the original sharkbites weren’t translucent like these are.
Why are fruit roll ups so good?
Real fruit as the first ingredient. Minimal added sugar, including from concentrated fruit juice. No fillers (starches or complex carbohydrates) No artificial ingredients (preservatives, colors, or flavors)
Is Sodalicious only in Utah?
Serving happiness to humanity and Your Mom since 2013, one cup at a time! Open at ALL drive thru locations in ID, AZ, and UT!
Is Swig only in Utah?
Swig currently only has restaurants in two states: Utah and Arizona. Now, thanks to TikTok, fast food fans around the country are finding out about it. Some are even road-tripping to try it out.