Leftover Pizza Club 🍕
@leftoverpizzaclub
A podcast & blog all about nostalgia and pop culture for kids of the 80s & 90s!
The cereal box that caused all the ruckus in 1987. Due to a computer enhancement error, Drac’s pendant accidentally took the shape of the Star of David. The boxes were soon pulled from store shelves.
A night like this might not fix me, but it sure would help.
From Playskool in 1992, the talking monster pal kids love to fix; Big Frank! An electronic learning activity toy - basically a combination of Operation and Cool Tools.
Shout out to Pizza Crunchabungas from ‘91! Think Honeycomb shapes but pizza flavored!
You’ve been scrolling for a while, cool down with a 7up Spot Cooler from 1995.
What if we kissed while wearing the Budweiser Halloween Monster Party masks from 1993?
Happy #mar10 day! Here’s a sweet little piece from Domino's Pizza during the peak of the 16-bit era.
Sprinkle Spangles cereal was released in 1993 by General Mills. The cereal featured star-shaped corn puffs covered in sprinkles and had a sugar cookie flavor.
Here it is, the thing you’ve been scrolling all day for; 40 year old Flintstones vitamins. I’m sure your day is better now.
“Turtley Awesome Valentine!” could’ve been the best Valentine’s card message ever.
A bunch of fun TMNT toy ads from various catalogs just because I knew your Wednesday needed a pick me up.
The 90s really said ‘here, chew on this bandage-disguised gum’ and we just... did it. No questions asked.
5 degrees for the low today yet all I can think about are the Butterfinger Ice Cream Bites from 1992. Ay caramba.
Happy Friday! Here’s a bunch of old Bubblicious bubblegum for no particular reason.
Saw the PA temps coming the next couple weeks; I think we all know who’s to blame….
Who remembers the Fear Factor Pop-Ups from 2006? They had two different flavors (one not pictured); green sour cherry with a bubblegum eyeball on top and black sour watermelon. Each had sour lemon slime pouring out of the center which basically looked like blood!
Happy Friday! Let’s dust off some cartridges, eat all the snacks in the house, and stay up way too late pretending we’ll stop after “just one more level.”
Dizzy Grizzlies: Teddy Grahams’ discontinued variant from the ‘90s. Chocolate-frosted with colorful sprinkles, these were pulled from shelves at the turn of the millennium. An absolute relic for those who remember them.
My life choices have led me to making friends with 50 mini plush Kool Aid men and I regret nothing.
Admit it, your day got better instantly now that you’ve seen this photo on your timeline. Food fighters have that effect.
Nothing says Christmas like Charlie Brown shaped noodles from 1997.
Donatello is spending his 35th consecutive Christmas in solitary confinement. He’s tried everything—his bo staff, his genius intellect, even asking nicely—but that festive wreath isn’t budging. The red bow mocks him daily.
From 1992, Monster Face - Mr Potato Heads unhinged goth skeleton cousin with a blue mohawk. We share everything… even brain worms.