This is one thing I really miss from the seventies. I have tried other peanut butters, but nothing tastes as good as this and nothing compares. It came in different flavors… cinnamon, banana (my favorite), chocolate, and vanilla.
Kraft released this product back in 1971…I did write Kraft asking to bring it back, but alas…no no response. I remember it disappearing around 1976-77.
I’m not on Facebook, but I’m glad someone is putting it to good use…A Bring Back Koogle Page!
https://www.facebook.com/pg/Bring-back-Koogle-115272848524699/about/
Koogle was an innovative, flavor-forward peanut snack that captured kid-friendly attention with its sweetness and slick texture. But its indulgent ingredients and premium price turned off parents seeking healthier, more economical options. Although it vanished by the late ’70s, its quirky charm, kooky mascot, and googly-eyed jars remain a beloved part of snack-food history.
It’s kind of amazing how a product that only lasted maybe seven years still sparks that kind of fondness decades later. That’s the power of taste and memory wrapped together, flavored peanut butter as a time machine.
If Kraft ever brought it back (with a slightly more health-conscious recipe), you just know the nostalgia shelves at Target would sell out in an afternoon.

My parents straight out refused to buy koogle for me. I never stopped asking, but we were a skippy family and that was all there was to it.
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Can’t argue with that… Skippy is great…
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It was the tastiest I ever ate very addicting but I was a child.
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You didn’t happen to put aside a jar for later, did you?
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You know…I’m glad to find I wasn’t the only one who loved this peanut butter. Out of all of my posts…this one gets almost more than any other from Google Searches.
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I was 15 in ’71, and I don’t remember this. Weird, too, because I love peanut butter and these look a mite tasty…
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Oh it was…I remember eating the banana flavored by itself.
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Just like DiGiorno stopped making their deep dish Chicago style pizza. It was the best frozen pizza I ever tasted.
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Godfathers was my favorite until they started to go cheap
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Interesting discussions. For me, Taco Bell’s Volcano Burrito is my Moby Dick of long lost foods.
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I remember that!
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I was one of the “pioneers” of peanut allergies apparently ( seemed like when I got tested for allergies as a kid, peanuts were unusual to be sensitive too, now….) so never had it. But my dad liked peanut butter a lot and always went for the Kraft brand.
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If I ever find a time machine, the first thing I’m doing is going back to the 70’s and having a big Chocolate Koogle sandwich with strawberry jam. Then I’m buying a shitload of Apple stock!
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LOL… so you remember it? Many people don’t… I loved it.
Agree with the Apple Stock!!!
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I never heard of it?
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Oh Hans… it was so good you could eat it out of the jar… Hey the last time I had it was 1976…and I’m still talking about it lol….Yep I need to get help.
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that reminds me of a potato chip from the 1980’s- I haven’t seen them in 30 years- O’Grady’s potato chips- they were the best- really thick chips.. maybe its a good thing they went out of business I liked them so much- you remember them?
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Oh gosh…I remember those also. I remember even what the bag looked like… I haven’t thought of them in years. Yep…probably a good thing.
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I remember them disappearing around 1989-90…and on my vacations around the country I would look for them if in a store somewhere thinking maybe they were still out there somewhere… oh well..
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as you should you’ll know what you’ve been missing trust the best nothing can compare to it
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please bring back koogle peanut butter
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I totally agree! I even emailed them one day asking for the recipe since they will not use it…I got a big fat no.
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who did you email the old people or The Old company don’t deal with it I don’t know you find anything else since?
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The company Kraft… I sure wished I knew that recipe. I can still taste it. No I haven’t found out anything since unfortunately.
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I had a paper route and I regularly used some of my proceeds to go buy my own jar of vanilla Koogle. It was ridiculously delicious. I would sometimes buy a box of either animal crackers or Nilla wafers or graham crackers (whichever was cheapest) and eat it with some milk. I never stopped longing for it and it was one of the first (and remains the most consistent) thing I’ve searched for since the World Wide Web came along. Sadly, no one has even been able to cobble together a knock-off recipe for it, because it’s such a lost flavor.
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I totally agree with you! I loved the banana and could just eat it out of the jar. I wish so much they would bring it back.
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