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Sonic the Hedgehog Food of the USA
The USA food diversity continues with more current & vintage Sonic themed food items. As always, taste information is added where possible, along with where the item can be found. Do note that any food marked 'vintage' should likely not be eaten as it may have expired. Several closer looks at items on page 1 can be found here as well.
Sonic Jams Jellies
When anyone says "Sonic Jam" the game comes to mind first...however, someone's taken it literally and produced these 3 Sonic Jams. Knuckles Red, Sonic Blue, Tails Yellowish. (Likely blueberry, strawberry/rasp/cherry, and apple/orange/apricot to match the character color) Who made these? Where are they sold? What are the real flavors? (flavor info is only a guess, currently. This is a cool and interesting concept for Sonic food that could really be enjoyed, so write in for credit if you know! Photo discovered by Berzerker.
Mystery Cookie Sonic Heads
Here are 2 'gourmet style' cookies. These shaped cookies are covered in a type of hardening (fondant?) icing. These are supposed to appear in USA super markets. Are these a prototype cookie? When and where will they appear? What company will produce them? This entry will be updated when any new info appears. Photo discovered by SonicBoy19
GameGear Gum Display Box
Remember the Game Gear Gums from page 1? This is what they would have looked like on store shelves. The box features checkered edges, large label/logo and a Sonic Stock art along with a picture of the Game Gear shaped gum holder you'd find inside. On the 'screen sticker' of the GG, you can see a Sonic 3 special stage with spheres and a planet with a checkered ring. Later the gum containers added different colors, but did their display box change to reflect it? Photographed & owned by
Figural Sonic Gum Container Open Back
Here's the back view of the figural gum container from page 1. When this was made, it didn't seem that anyone had that great a grasp of his spikes, as they're made flat out to the sides. You pry them off to open his head, and the whole thing acts like a jar for the gum pieces. Also note that he has no tail at all. Photographed & owned by
Sonic Speed Energy Drink Cans
This is the Sonic Speed Energy Drink. It's the first true Sonic themed drink produced in the USA. While Japan had at least one, and Europe got themed Fantas, this drink is really a Sonic item. The small circumfrence of the can makes it difficult to view the entire design at once. The can is metal, with a special plastic overlay for the design. Each can is 8.4 ounces, & it is produced by Boston America Corp. While it is avialable online, at www.toywiz.com it is also at HotTopic & Spencers offline, IF they have a refrigerated section at $3.20. Get it for a dollar a can at DaKidsToys! The can does not list the flavor (not a good sign) and (ironcially enough) it says "Not for children" on the side of the can. What flavor is it? Is it good? Write in if you know! You can see people drink this in an official Sega video. Owned by Alessandro
Knuckles figural lolly pop shell wrapper toy
What is this curious item? It is the 'wrapper' to a Knuckles figural lolly pop. However, it is more of a shell or a mold. The candy was poured into this, but instead of re-using it, it was sold as a novelty 'wrapper' which you could keep as a toy once you extracted the hard candy (and presumably ate it) As you can see, it's a sort of 'chibi' style Knuckles, which is fully 3D. This was found in California in the mid 1990s. There was also a Sonic one produced, so if you own that one, be sure to send in photos for credit! Owned & photographed by S-aint-15.
Report 1: Cola tastes bad. Like a regular (Coke/Pepsi) soda, but without sugar. Likely bitter. - Kari
Report 2: Weird, like a mixture of raspberry & cherry - Nights111