Yes, we're talking about the discontinued flavors, the flavors long gone, lost to time and memory. Some of these you may remember, and others may have completely gone by unnoticed, much to your bitter regret.

Apple Pop-Tarts were part of the original flavor lineup in 1967. The frosted version had a spiced apple filling reminiscent of apple pie, and its distinct autumnal taste made it a seasonal favorite. Discontinued in the 2000s, it’s still remembered fondly by nostalgic fans.

Dutch Apple. Dutch Apple was a nod to classic desserts, featuring a spiced apple filling reminiscent of homemade pie. Its warm, comforting flavor appealed to a niche audience that preferred traditional tastes.

A few fans on Twitter even called it the "OG" Pop-Tart over the strawberry flavor. "The best Pop Tart was the unfortunately discontinued Apple Cinnamon," someone added.

Since its introduction in 1964, Kellogg’s Pop-Tarts have delighted children and adults of all ages. These sweet, toaster-friendly pastries are beloved for a reason—especially if you have no ...