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Dunkaroos may still be In 80 Betten um die Weltdiscontinued (unless you're looking on Ebay), but there's another favorite treat returning.

Reptar bars, just out of a Rugratsepisode, is back and retail brand FYE is selling them. It's like stepping back into the '90s. Quick, bring back Doritos 3D and Scooby Doofruit snacks, as well.

The chocolate bar first appeared in 1991 as an inspiration for the babies' favorite candy. It will be returning to the shelves this week.

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The candy will turn your entire tongue green and send you right back into your childhood.

Many fans couldn't contain their excitement and some users will travel across the Earth to score a few.

Also, if you're not satisfied or don't have any interested in chocolate (which is insane), FYE is also selling Reptar cereal, because who can get enough of Rugratsnostalgia?

First the return of Tamagotchis and now this? Christmas came early this year for '90s babies everywhere.

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