The onions for the hot dogs at the food court. I haven't bought a hot dog ever since they went away.
I just had some yesterday. They were in little plastic containers on the counter where they pass you the food.
I was at Costco a few weeks ago and saw someone pull out a small sandwich-sized bag of diced onions for their hot dogs.
I don't have that level of planning or commitment, so I applaud this anonymous hero.
The food court choices that went away because of the pandemic. But, before that, polish sausages.
Growing up my family would get a box of bagel dogs every once in a while. To my teenage self those were just about the best thing ever.
I've worn the same Grey socks for decades. I found out the last time I went that they weren't there anymore. Very upset.
My Costco in Michigan always had big blocks of Tillamook sharp white cheddar. My Illinois one never does. :(
The big bags of P.B. Bites they used to have. I don't care if inflation made em expensive and they're worried about sticker shock, the little cups of them they have at the grocery store are tiny and useless I tell you!
I brought the most comfortable and warm jumper from there (funnily enough in the middle of summer) haven't seen it being sold there since and it has been a year and a half. If I see them again, I'm buying 10 of them.
During the pandemic, there were many supply chain shortages. Unfortunately, this included many of the ingredients for certain products. The products remained unavailable for a good while, but were never brought back.
This might be nostalgia talking, but I liked having the photo center. Maybe they could do a small updated one in their stores?
Very recently I fell in love with the Bequet salted caramels but they must have been a limited time item because they don’t have them anymore. They were so good!