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Newspaper
Lubbock Avalanche Journal
Location
Lubbock, Texas, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1970
Page
21
Space Food Sticks, a chewy energy snack developed by Pillsbury under a government contract for Apollo missions, are released for public use. Created to supply quick and lasting energy with carbs fats and protein, the flavor was improved by Pillsbury experts after a year and a half of development.
Space Food Sticks provide quick energy through easily digested carbohydrates and a sustained lift from balanced fat. The product combines energy with nutrition, aiming to power brain and muscles while avoiding excess fat.
Pillsbury developed over a hundred space flight foods for the U S Aerospace Program including sandwiches that stay intact when dropped a brick that expands to stew and meat that does not require refrigeration A cake that resists crumbling and pickle relish in dry chewy slices were part of the era and Space Food Sticks were created as part of the effort.
Pillsbury expanded Space Food Sticks with Chocolate Caramel and Peanut Butter while keeping nutrition first. The rich chocolaty bite chewy caramel and peanut butter appeal to kids and space crews alike, delivering a healthful snack with real flavor.
The after school snack Space Food Sticks are presented as a nutritious option for growing children. Each stick provides about 44 calories and high quality protein to aid muscle and tissue development while not spoiling dinner appetite.
A 44 calorie Space Food Stick serves as a firm chewy snack to help curb hunger. The article argues they extend satiety versus sugary snacks and can ease calorie control, though not fully preventing overconsumption.
Nutrition piece argues Space Food Sticks provide a low calorie yet nourishing snack. It emphasizes about 44 calories per stick and promotes them as a super nutritious and delicious option for the whole family.
Space Food Sticks provide high quality protein with eight essential building blocks the body can’t make. Nutritionists call this protein essential for growth and muscle development. It emphasizes milk derived protein as the superior source.
Pillsbury researchers developed Space Food Sticks as a chewy sweet snack with lasting energy and high quality protein. Sized to 44 calories each, they are pitched for children between meals and for adults needing a daytime energy boost. The product aims to improve overall nutrition beyond mere filling snacks.
Government scientists developed thin round food sticks for astronauts to eat while sealed in air tight space suits. Each stick provides protein fats minerals and energy to sustain spacemen when regular foods cannot be consumed.
Space Food Sticks offer four inch high energy snacks in dust light wrappers. They fit pockets or purses and won t melt or crumble. Each stick provides protein for muscle building carbohydrates for quick energy and fats for lasting hunger satisfaction, about 44 calories per piece.
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