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Data Bytes (or Nybbles & Bits)

 Punny snacks for computer-loving geeks (like us).
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Inspired by computer terminology, Data Bytes are chocolate snacks shaped like little rectangles that are perforated for breaking into "nybbles" (half a byte) or individual "bits" (1/8th of a byte). Each bit would be stamped with either a "1" or a "0" and the binary combinations would be randomly varied. Any "byte" grabbed from the box would thereby represent a randomly selected number.

Data Bytes could be chocolates with white chocolate numbers with various flavor varieties. They could also be crunchy snacks, like perforated crackers, but I'm not sure how the numbers would be put on. I imagine chocolate shapes are easier to make, so I'm going with that. Cookies are a definite possibility, as well.

Optional side product: Computer Chips - shaped crispy snack chips with little computer chip-like designs on them.

—XSarenkaX, Sep 10 2003

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       Plus, if you collect all the different parts, you can build an entire working computer out of chocolate.
—phundug, Sep 10 2003
   

       Oh, I was not aware of that spelling (nybble). Apparently both are acceptable, but I think I prefer the spelling with the Y.
—XSarenkaX, Sep 10 2003
   

       I used to enjoy making rude words with my Alphabeti Spaghetti, but Mum would always scold me. Now I can enjoy making them in binary, while she's blissfully unaware of my naughtiness!
—RoboBust, Sep 10 2003
   

       You still live with your mom and eat alphabet soup?
—DeathNinja, Sep 10 2003
   

       "You still live with your mom and eat alphabet soup?"   

       Sadly, yes.
—RoboBust, Sep 10 2003
   

       Sadly nothing. I'd kill for that setup again ;)
—DeathNinja, Sep 10 2003
   

       I already called it.
—DeathNinja, Sep 10 2003
   

       Dibs on the top bunk.
—k_sra, Sep 10 2003
   

       This is nice. But I'd prefer a cereal, like AlphaBits, but with hex characters (0-9, A-F). I'd be programming before I was fully awake. Sprinkle some caffeine on that and you're good to go. Breakfast of über-nerds... now that's good eatin'!
—jivetalkinrobot, Sep 11 2003
   

       [jutta]: What is the question to your answer of "no"? Is binary snack food currently available? How about a link to support your McDonald's reference? I was not aware.
—XSarenkaX, Sep 11 2003
   

       //Punny snacks for computer-loving geeks (like us).//   

       Who says I'm a geek?   

       Hold on, my pocket protecter is ripped. I must fix it using the sewing class I took in Home Ec....   

       dubydubydoo....   

       deedlydeedlydee....   

       Hold on, my glasses need cleaning....   

       Do you think I need new pants? They're only about 5 inches too short....   

       Have you seen the latest episode of Star Trek?   

       .....   

       Oh goody, my new braces are here. They are neon green with hot pink stripes!....   

       .....
—DesertFox, May 07 2004
   


 

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