NABISCO has confirmed that a popular snack has been taken off the shelves.
It’s not the only product the food company has axed as its Famous Chocolate Wafers have been shelved.
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Nabisco caused outrage after revealing in November 2022 that the Red Oval Farms Stoned Wheat Thins had been delisted.
Shoppers were left devastated when they heard the news.
Lisa Lucas (@Likaluca) said: “Stoned Wheat Thins have been discontinued and I am bereft.”
In a subsequent tweet, she described the snack as the “only good cracker.”
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Another Twitter user (@dorifreer) quizzed the brand: “Why did you ‘delist’ Stoned Wheat Thins? The best cracker ever!”
The archaeologist Alex Joffe demanded: “Bring back Stoned Wheat Thins!”
Meanwhile, Dr. Nancy Glass (@DrNancyGlass1) said: “Discontinuing the Red Oval Farms stoned wheat thins is inexcusable.
"Please bring them back. There are NO substitutes. Those tiny wheat thins are no excuse.”
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Pari Sabety (@PSabety) described Stoned Wheat Thins as “better than all the rest.”
It remains unknown why the product was delisted by the brand.
The U.S. Sun has approached Nabisco’s parent company Mondelez International for comment.
Nabisco also caused outrage when announcing that its Famous Chocolate Wafers had been axed.
Fans would eat them with coffee or tea as a little snack or make a crust out of them for pies and cakes.
Traditionally, the wafers would be used as a base for chocolate mousse pies.
A spokesperson for Mondelez told The Spruce Eats that the treats had been shelved for “new innovations.”
The decision to shelve the cookies did not go down well with shoppers.
A fan, known on Twitter as @WordGardener, said: “Not your chocolate wafer cookies!
"They are an important ingredient in so many things I make for summer and for the holidays. I'm disappointed but not as disappointed as my family is about to be!”
Another Twitter user blasted Nabisco and claimed bosses had “ruined” their summer.
A Facebook group in honor of the iconic chocolate wafers has been set up and has more than 1,800 members.
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Nostalgic social media users have shared copycat recipes online as they try to recreate the classic treats.
Shoppers can also buy family-size boxes of Oreo Thins from Kroger for $4.59.
