onion - (George eats one, mistaking it for an apple because he isn't wearing glasses)
Chips Ahoy! - (i think these are the ones Jerry's father is
eating. His wife makes a big fuss for opening
up a new package of cookies)pistachios - (i think these were the nuts George was eating
in his boss' office at "Play Now".the episode
where Kramer experiments with a big ball of oil)little sandwiches - (the one where George is at a funeral
with his girlfriend and pigs out at the
snack table. during this scene you can
hear Jerry laugh in the background)Rold Gold Pretzel's - (two episodes i've seen them: Kramer
walking down the street with a bag of
groceries and is being followed by the
cable guy. And in Jerry's apartment with
George wearing "Gloria Vanderbuilt" glasses
and holding a bag of the pretzels. And
then Kramer asks him, "May I have one of
those, madame?")chinese gum - (Loyd Braun)
rosoto - (don't know how to spell it)
string beans - (Kramer's. but no long fat noodle!)
Pepperidge Farm cookies - (not totally sure. the one where George
and Jerry are in the police car waiting
to be taken to the LAPD to explain
Kramer is not the murderer. George is
hungry and is trying to reach some food
on the dashboard)Fruit Rolls - (tonight's Cartoon episode. In the coffee shop you
can see a box on the cashier's counter behind Jerry
when he is talking with Sally)ice cream sundae - (George eats one at the tennis game, where Jerry
likes the deaf woman)
- (and the episode where Jerry is asking Elaine to
give him a second chance at giving her an orgasm:
she is eating a sundae)pineapple sno-cone - (Bette Midler asks Kramer to get one for her)
box of raisins, could be SunMaid - (Jerry and George at NBC auditioning people for roles in their pilot)
Macadamia nuts - ( the episode where Jerry's parent's have to stay in a hotel room. Uncle Leo: "No more nuts!")
Hershey's - (Kramer shouting names in the "Bosco" episode)
maple syrup - (i think it was Jerry who used to bring his own into the coffeshop to put on pancakes)
bottle of barbeque sauce - (with a picture on the label that looked like Charles Grodin)