It’s back! Although, it did make an appearance in 2021. Granted, if you click that link, our friend Dan will tell you that the bagged 2021 version is a slightly different recipe. Is this 2022 version the original recipe? Well, we can all find out. It’s available in two sizes 11.5 ounces (Regular Size) and 20 ounces (Family Size). (Spotted by Robbie at Walmart.)

I feel as if this comes back EVERY year. I don’t think it does, but it’s come back enough times that maybe it should. Here’s our review from 2017. (Spotted by Robbie at Sam’s Club.)

It’s back! To be honest, I didn’t even know it was gone. Okay, Kellogg’s, while you’re in the bringing back flavors mood, how about reviving Dutch Apple Pop-Tarts? (Spotted by Amanda Y at Walmart.)

I received samples of last year’s Lucky Charms Magical Marshmallows. They sat in the fancy box they came in for months. I eventually opened it and learned I had two months to consume seven bags of them. I gave away one to someone who asked on Instagram for one after posting a photo of them and another bag was completely stale because one of its seams ripped. But I ate the rest before the Best By date, putting it on regular Cheerios and whatever cereals I received or purchased at the beginning of the year. Still not sick of Lucky Charms, though. (Spotted by Robbie at Target.)

If I remember correctly, when Dr Pepper Dark Berry made its debut a few years ago, it also promoted a movie. With a name like Dark Berry, I’m pretty sure it was a Batman movie. ::Checks Google:: Nope. I’m wrong. A Spiderman movie. Dr Pepper Dark Berry is also available in cans and there’s a zero sugar version. (Spotted by @nickinpgh at Kuhn’s Market.)