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A display featuring three packages of beef jerky, Stork's peppermint patties, n&n's, and SRittles. On the counter next to it are beef sticks and coffee beans.

A tiny package of... something, with a black-and-gold label. To the right, a larger re-imagining of the label: "Coffee Beans with Chocolate Coating. Surgeon General's Warning: If you eat this entire package at once, it may kill you, no foolin' I'd say take your time eating it, but we both know you won't. The ambulance is waiting outside.

To the left, a small display of meat sticks. To the right are six large recreations of the stickers, each individually several times larger than the original texture.

"Certified Grade Z Real Beef Jerky," a 109 sticker, and then four different flavours of Young & Smith Incorporated beef sticks: Teriyaki, original, hot dill, and barbecue

To the left, a small (black) package of Beef Jerky. In the middle, an example (in red) of Jack Link's Beef Jerky from the era. To the right, a large recreation of the black packaging.

A tiny texture for a "SRittles" wrapper to the left, a much larger "Skittles" texture in the centre, and that same texture edited to match the original SRittles package.

A tiny little texture of an "n&n's" wrapper to the left. The centre has a large m&m's wrapper, and to the right is that same wrapper edited to read n&n's.

To the left, a tiny texture of a MilkyMan wrapper; in the center, a sample MilkyWay chocolate bar wrapper; to the right, a large recreation of the MilkyMan wrapper.

A tiny PitPat wrapper in purple and orange, next to a much larger recreation.

A tiny texture of "farefree" tooth-whitening sugar-free gum. In the middle is the source "Carefree" packaging. To the right, the Carefree packaging has been edited to match the farefree texture.

To the left, a tiny texture for a "STork" wrapper. In the middle, a large full wrapper for a King-sized York peppermint patty. To the right, the York packaging has been altered to resemble the Stork wrapper.

A tiny texture for a "Hers His" King Size bar, a larger Hershey's King Size bar, and then an upscaled recreation of the Hers His texture.

A small "Bubble Bum" package of gum. Despite being grape flavour, it's reddish in colour. Next to it is a full size wrapper of grape Bubble Yum, and then an edited version of that grape wrapper reading Bubble Bum.

Upper left is a tiny texture of a Big Lunk bar, and lower left is the larger source image, a Big Hunk chocolate bar. To the right is a recreation of the Big Lunk bar at much higher resolution.

A small texture of a Mr. Goo Goo chocolate bar, a large version of the source wrapper, a yellow Mr. Goodbar, and that image edited to match the small Mr. Goo Goo texture.

To the left, a tiny texture of a 100 Rando chocolate bar. In the middle, the source wrapper: a 100 Grand chocolate bar. To the right, a high-resolution recreation of the 100 Rando wrapper.

To the left, a tiny "5th Venue" chocolate bar. In the middle, the source image: a Hershey's 5th Avenue. To the right, a recreation of the 5th Venue wrapper in higher resolution.

To the left, a tiny texture of a chocolate bar that says "Pounds." In the center, the source texture, a wrapper that says "Mounds." To the right, a recreation of the original texture, edited to read Pounds.

A very small texture of a King-sized chocolate bar called "Eat". Below it is a Heath bar, and to the right is a recreation of the texture at much larger size.

A small purple wrapper texture for "Fiix". Next it is a larger brown Twix wrapper, and that same wrapper edited to read "Fiix".

A tiny texture of a "DayDay" chocolate bar. Next to it is a large version of a PayDay candy bar wrapper, and then that same wrapped edited to say DayDay.