KROGER confirmed two snacks have been discontinued even though customers said they were "the best."
Some shoppers noticed they hadn't been able to find their favorite snack at the store and took to Twitter to find answers.
Back in 2018, a customer asked about the Kroger brand dinosaur fruit snacks.
The grocery store replied to the tweet saying the snacks had been "discontinued or scratched."
Then, earlier this month, a shopper who had been holding out hope all this time replied to Kroger's tweet asking if they'd come back.
"Any word on bringing these back Kroger? These and the shark fruit snacks were the best," they tweeted.
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The company shared the sad news that it no longer manufactures the fruit snacks, and couldn't provide a confirmation on if they would ever be back.
Customers might have been confused because the snacks are still listed on Kroger's website and marked as unavailable.
The snacks were shaped like popular dinosaurs and came in an assortment of flavors, including strawberry, cherry, orange, grape, and apple.
Several shoppers shared that they were upset about the fruit snacks being pulled from production.
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One shopper said it was “bad news” that the treats were discontinued.
He added: “One of the few items in which I feel like the store brand was better than name brands.”
The retailer acknowledged: "There's clearly a demand for our Kroger fruit snacks.
"We'll make sure our leadership knows that. We appreciate your feedback."
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This is just one of many Kroger products shoppers have had to part with.
A Twitter user slammed the retailer online as he said: "Kroger brand Whole Grain Oat & Honey Granola cereal unavailable? Boo!"
The store responded saying the cereal had been discontinued in all stores due to poor sales.
Several shoppers were upset over the store's choice to stop selling cans of raspberry-flavored seltzer water.
One shopper even said it was the "worst day" of their life after hearing the news.
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Meanwhile, one Kroger location is being replaced by a major rival after 47 years in business.
Plus, shoppers will have to get used to a major change at checkout.
