Results: 8 food and drinks we lost in 2023

Aha Seltzer water- Coca-Cola's attempt to make a La Croix competitor fizzled out less than three years after its debut. Aha, a lineup of flavored seltzer waters (some with a splash of caffeine) rolled out in 2020 amid the pandemic and never gained traction with consumers.

Anchor Steam beer--Anchor Brewing, which had been America's oldest craft brewer with 127 years in business, closed down in July and marked the end of its flagship Anchor Steam and other beloved beers.

Dunkaccino--Dunkaccino, which was one Dunkin's most recognizable drinks, was quietly eliminated in March from the chain's menus ending a more than two-decade run for the drink that mixed together coffee and hot chocolate.

McDonald's McCafé sweets--McDonald's discontinued its selection of McCafé baked goods — consisting of an apple fritter, blueberry muffin and cinnamon roll — in July, marking the end of a three-year run for the sweet treats.

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Pastina pasta--Ronzoni announced it was axing the pastina, a tiny star-shaped pasta, from its lineup in January.

Raspberry Rally cookies --The Girl Scouts discontinued Raspberry Rally, a popular cookie that sparked a frenzy online, just a year after its debut.

Sierra Mist--In January, PepsiCo nixed Sierra Mist, the lemon-lime flavored-soda that's been around for 24 years, in favor a newer and younger drink to compete against rival Sprite.

Wendy's grilled chicken sandwich--In March, the chain overhauled its poultry offerings with a new grilled chicken ranch wrap to its menu in place of the traditional sandwich.

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