Which discontinued snack food was brought back to market after a massive consumer campaign that included the creation of dedicated fan websites, online petitions with over 30,000 signatures, and even offers to purchase remaining product inventory?

Product revivals and rebranding campaigns are fascinating aspects of food marketing. Sometimes, beloved food products disappear from shelves only to make triumphant returns years later due to consumer demand and strategic brand storytelling. These resurrection stories often become legendary in the food industry, with companies crafting compelling narratives around their product's return. Test your knowledge about one of the most famous food product revivals in American snack history!

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Planters P.B. Crisps (discontinued 1995, never returned)
Twinkies (briefly discontinued in 2012 when Hostess filed for bankruptcy, returned in 2013)
Crispy M&Ms (discontinued in the US in 2005, returned in 2015 after consumer campaigns)
Crystal Pepsi (discontinued 1994, had limited-time returns but no permanent revival despite fan campaigns)