Chrissy Teigen is making '90s kids around the globe nostalgic for a simpler time — and for some of their favorite treats that they enjoyed during their childhood.

The 39-year-old cookbook author and model took to Instagram recently to share a roundup of "20 things [she's] been missing lately."

Her post included a "chug-able" jug of Hubba Bubba bubblegum, an individual ice cream cup that came with a wooden spoon that '90s kids can still taste, SnackWells, Kid Cuisine microwave meals and several other snacks that were popular during the era.

She also highlighted stores like Spencers, shows such as Nickelodeon's Legends of the Hidden Temple, popular toys like Pound Puppies and images of Scantron standardized tests and the TV that teachers used to roll in for movie days during classes.

The list sparked some conversation in the comments section as fans rushed to agree and reflect on some of the treats that have been lost to the past.

"Childhood in the 90s," one person replied. Another emphasized the nostalgia, writing, "I miss my mental health."

"Memory unlucked," a user gushed upon being reminded of Snack Wells.

Others reflected on the good days of their past, with one user writing, "Oh my god i didn’t know how good i had it falling asleep at my desk with the tv on a cart playing in the background."

Another wrote, "There has never been a better TV experience better than 90s Nickelodeon."

Kourtney Kardashian even chimed in in the comments section, writing, "It’s the glow worm."

Teigen's viral post comes a few months after the mom of four took to her Instagram Stories to call out people who leave "miserable" comments on social media, waxing nostalgic for a different era of communication.

“Honestly, like, what happened to just thinking things? Remember thinking things?” she asked in a video shared in March.

Teigen reflected on life before the internet, writing, “You’d go through a magazine, you’d be like, ‘Oh, that person looks like s---. Ugh, I would never have that haircut. Blegh, those teeth suck.’ We all do it, but we used to do it to, like, magazines, and then we spit it out and it would go into the universe and it would disappear.”

“Just do that. Like, what the f--- is wrong with you?” she asked. "Now, you take the time to type it out — like, what?”