The Law of Snacko

The Law of Snacko states that any food item that can be held in one's hand and devoured in three bites or less is a snack. This fundamental principle governs the snackiverse, dictating what can be considered a snack and what cannot.

Key tenets of the Law of Snacko include:

• Size: A snack must fit in the hand.
• Quantity: A snack must be consumable in three bites or less.
• Texture: A snack should be neither too crunchy nor too squishy.
• Flavor: A snack must be neither too sweet nor too salty.

Learn more about Snacko Symmetry, the underlying principle that governs the arrangement of snacks in a snack buffet.