Teddie Peanut Butter Expands Nationwide After 100 Years

Several retailers and entrepreneurs are tapping into nostalgia and local themes to attract customers with unique snack and general store offerings. In York, a new general store called Olde Town Mercantile is set to open, focusing on local products and vintage snacks to evoke childhood memories while supporting independent family businesses. Meanwhile, 7-Eleven has launched a range of game day snacks featuring bold flavors like Nashville Hot Wings alongside classic favorites, aiming to enhance football watch parties and compete with quick service restaurants through private label products and promotional deals. '90s snack nostalgia remains strong, with many consumers lamenting the loss of beloved discontinued treats such as Shark Bites, which evoke fond memories despite their absence from today's shelves. In a related trend, regional favorites like New England's Teddie peanut butter are expanding nationwide, generating excitement as longtime fans hope quality remains consistent amid growth. Additionally, Dollar Tree stands out as a reliable retailer for finding discontinued and unique snacks, offering a vast selection that caters to snack enthusiasts seeking rare or nostalgic items.