These snacks defined every 90s Jordanian kid's life

Unlike its name suggests, it didn’t contain disco balls but that didn’t matter. It tasted really good, was found everywhere, and was simply our favorite brand of potato chips.

Created by the same company that brought us Disco chips, these ones were actually shaped like little crocodiles. The flavor was a mix of cheddar cheese and pizza... and that honestly couldn't get any tastier.

These were another favorite for Jordanian kids and were the most addictive of all chips. It had one distinctive cheesy flavor but came with a messy outcome: orange cheesy fingers.

The famous Lebanese chocolate dessert was in every student’s lunchbox and the first thing they would buy at the dukaneh. They're tiny chocolate-covered marshmallow domes and yes, they taste just as good as they sound.

In Amman, you can’t go through your childhood - even your adulthood - without knowing this famous local gum and having chewed it a bunch of times till the flavor was gone.

No matter which flavors they came in, it was the second popular gum after Sharawi. Chew as much as you can in one go, that’s how we used to roll!

This bubble gum had a cute Panda wrap and a stick-on tattoo on the inside. The tattoos were the most exciting part, of course, and the gum tasted and smelled like strawberries.

These defined all Jordanian kids' summer breaks! Sitting by the pool with a refreshing popsicle on the go was the real deal. Whenever and wherever the sun and heat got too much, these colorful tubes were there to make it all better.

Nothing describes fine Jordanian products like the ultimate ice cream brand Eisberg. With a wide range of ice creams available, the sandwich was a major hit amongst kids.