The story · 1984
The story of Byte-Size Drops
Byte-Size Drops showed up right when families were getting their first home computers. The tin slid into a paper sleeve just like a real disk, and each candy was a tiny square with a pixel pattern pressed on top. Kids hid them in the computer lab disk box, and at least one teacher tried to load one into a drive.
The wrapper claimed each tin held 64 kilobytes of flavor, which nobody understood and everybody repeated.





