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I LOVED Space Food Sticks when I was a kid -- munching away and dreaming I was with the Robinsons in Lost in Space.... IIRC, after Space Food Sticks, Pillsbury (or someone else), released what I'll call "space food squares." Think of a typical brownie, but only not as high, not as moist, and denser. I think they may have had a "crust" like topping, but I may be mistaken. Give me a break -- this was ~40 years ago! ;-)
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