And here's how that looks in-game.

And here's how that looks in-game.
Neither Safemilk nor I had any clue what this texture was supposed to be, so we just decided it was chocolate-covered coffee beans.
This display of meat sticks got an upgrade. I didn't do the full package, just the stickers. Now you can see the fine print in all its glory.
Herrick's and Young & Smith are both subsidiaries of Pentex, from Werewolf: The Apocalypse.
The packages of Beef Jerky were based on what Jack Link's Beef Jerky looked like at the time. Now renamed Jank Lick, I recreated those packages in high res.
SRittles came from Skittles. The top of the k was originally extended to loop into a capital R. I kept that, and decided that with a purple package, SRittles was obviously a Saints Row-branded candy, so I also added a fleur-de-lis.
n&n's was, of course, originally an m&m's wrapper.
MilkyMan came from MilkyWay. Looks like I didn't save the exact King Size MilkyWay wrapper I used (matching the original texture), so I've just included a different wrapper here for demonstration purposes.
PitPat was originally KitKat. I mostly try to find wrappers from the early 2000s, even if they don't match 100% with what appeared in Bloodlines. I didn't do that here, so I might not have been able to find one. So I recreated it myself.
Farefree was originally Carefree. I stitched together a few package components so I had something nicely high-resolution to work with.
The F is still a bit lighter than the rest of the title, but nothing too dramatic, so it's not a big priority.
The Stork peppermint patties are based on York, of course.
Hers His chocolate bars are based on the classic Hersheys, and you may have seen I've added the Hers His logo to a few other other Hersheys-derived bars already.
Bubble Bum was taken from "Bubble Yum." Three different kinds of Bubble Bum are shown in-game, but you can't really tell at that size because they were all colour-graded to look the same orangish-red. So I left these upscaled versions in the original Bubble Yum colours.
Big Lunk was originally a bar of Big Hunk.
Mr. Goo Goo had its origins as a Mr. Goodbar, of course.
Another one I think I eyeballed. The real-world chocolate bar, 100 Grand, becomes Bloodlines' 100 Rando.
5th Venue was originally 5th Avenue, obviously. While I grabbed the source wrapper here for comparison, I don't think I had access to it at the time, so I just eyeballed it.
Pounds, was, of course, originally Mounds. Not much to say here.
Hard to tell from the original texture, since it's only a pixel tall, but the top appears to be blue and the bottom red, so I made my recreation to match.
"Eat" was tricky. I had no idea what it was, so I just recreated it by hand. It's only afterwards that I realized it was an edited Heath bar. Oh well! Still looks good.
You can get a little silly with the small text that's never going to be visible in-game.
Fiix came from Twix, of course. Wrapper from the CWA. I tightened the kerning a bit on my version.
DayDay was an edited version of a PayDay bar. Endless thanks to the Candy Wrapper Archive (CWA), which yes, is a real thing. I couldn't have finished this project without them!