After that Kim Kardashian retweet, are Dunkaroos coming back?

Remember Dunkaroos?

They were the delicious cookie-and-frosting snack pack that 90s kids loved — especially Kim Kardashian.

Have any of you guys ever been suspended from school and why? You don’t have to say why if you don’t want to? #dunkaroos #dunkaroofam #dunkarooseveryday

A post shared by @ same_pic_of_dunkaroos_everyday on Apr 21, 2018 at 9:55am PDT

The reality star tweeted “Please come back!” when the @_LukeKellly Twitter account posted a direct message he sent to the Betty Crocker account asking how many retweets it would take to bring them back.

Obsessed with Dunkaroos. Please come back! https://t.co/4UxtiOQYO1
— Kim Kardashian West (@KimKardashian) April 27, 2018

“150,000,” the Betty Crocker account replied.

@_LukeKellly posted the DM with a simple, but powerful call to action: “Let’s make this happen.”

Let’s make this happen pic.twitter.com/CEg6UGKAdB
— luke (@_LukeKellly) April 24, 2018

People quickly called it out as Photoshop, so @_LukeKellly offered up some additional proof.

This is for everyone who thinks it’s fake pic.twitter.com/yiQTkBJtIE

— luke (@_LukeKellly) April 26, 2018

Sadly, it has to be Photoshop, because a General Mills spokesman denied the claims.

“We love hearing from consumers and we hear from them all the time whenever we discontinue a product because we know someone will miss our products,” Mike Siemienas told Salt Lake City news station KUTV. He added that they appreciate “consumers’ thoughts” and “we appreciate them.”

Popular 90s foods that came back

While Dunkaroos might not be hitting store shelves anytime soon, there are several throwback treats that were brought back in 2017 due to customer demand.

Oreo cereal, Clearly Canadian, Zima and Crystal Pepsi all made their second debut on store shelves — mostly Walmarts — last year. The downside? They’re all limited time, so you might not be able to find them now, especially Crystal Pepsi.