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The Rugrats ‘Reptar Bar’ Is Real. And Yes, It Will Turn Your Tongue Green

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October 11, 2017, 11:52 PM ET
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BROOKLYN, NY - SEPTEMBER 12: Rugrats characters attend the Nickelodeon sponsored 90sFEST Pop Culture and Music Festival on September 12, 2015 in Brooklyn, New York. (Photo by Donald Bowers/Getty Images for Nickelodeon)Donald Bowers—Getty Images/Nickelodeon

It’s the latest and, according to some social media users, greatest iteration of 1990’s nostalgia yet: The return of the Reptar Bar.

The green goo-filled chocolate bars, named after a Godzilla-like monster on the Nickelodeon cartoon series Rugrats,are available courtesy of retail brand FYE, owned by Trans World Entertainment (TWMC). The company also sells ‘Rugrats’-inspired Reptar cereal.

Reptar-themed toys, clothes, and accessories were all the rage for Tommy, Chuckie, Angelica, and the twins, the program’s adventurous baby-stars. But the monster’s chocolate bars were particularly memorable:

You can now buy Reptar bars! They are definitely worth that green tongue! #rugrats#reptarbarhttps://t.co/UuKtCAMDlLpic.twitter.com/qmFlN6Ty1q

— THV11 (@THV11) October 12, 2017

And just like in the show, which ran for 13 years from 1991 to 2004, it looks like the real bars will turn your tongue a cartoonish shade of green. Needless to say, “Rugrats” fans and social media users are pretty excited about the chance to taste the lovable tots favorite treat.

https://twitter.com/ytmikejehmsz/status/916397179761172482

My childhood dreams have come true!! Thanks @officialfye#Nickelodeon#Reptar#90skidpic.twitter.com/aujtJqK9T8

— Teri Ruffolo (@T_Ruff1) October 11, 2017

They're real. And they're spectacular. #reptar#reptarbar#fye#Nickelodeon#rugrats#90sNicktoons#Seinfeldpic.twitter.com/3JtPNs09Ar

— AnonymousCharles (@AnonChar) October 10, 2017

i’m allergic to dairy but i don’t even care i’m getting a reptar bar https://t.co/TaU00oiuY0

— Leann Joy (@leannjoyyy) October 12, 2017

https://twitter.com/yokatieo/status/918299402674036738

Can’t get enough? There’s a whole range of cartoon-inspired culinary spin-offs, including a “Bob’s Burgers” cookbook and a restaurant outfitted just like Spongebob Squarepants’ beloved Krusty Krab in the Palestinian city of Ramallah.

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