Flavored sugar sticks designed to look like cigarettes. Anti-smoking reports from the Surgeon General have caused a pretty big drop in their popularity since the 1960s.

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candy-coated peanuts

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Peanuts coated in a sweet, crunchy candy coating. A regional delicacy.

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cannabis distillate

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Concentrated cannabis extract. This style of extract goes through the most processing, eliminating most if not all harmful ingredients. Normal cannabis contains around 20% THC; this distillate should be around 88% THC. Can be smoked using a refillable electronic cigarette.

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cannabis plant

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A psychoactive plant indigenous to Central Asia and the Indian subcontinent traditionally cultivated for its fiber, oil, for medicinal purposes, and for use as a recreational drug. It requires further processing to be useful.

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canned beans

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Canned beans. A staple among canned goods, these are reputedly good for one's coronary health.

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canned chicken

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Off-white chicken-paste from a can.

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canned clam

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Chopped quahog clams in water.

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canned corn

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Canned corn in water. Eat up!

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canned fish

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Low-sodium boiled and canned fish. Contains most of the nutrition, but little of the savor of cooked fish.

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canned fruit

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This sodden mass of preserved fruit was boiled and canned in an earlier life. Bland, mushy, and losing its color.

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canned heart

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Chunks of heart preserved in a can.

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canned liver

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Livers preserved in a can. Chock-full of B vitamins!

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canned lobster

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Low-sodium boiled and canned lobster. Contains most of the nutrition, but little of the savor of cooked lobster.

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canned meat

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Low-sodium boiled and canned meat. Contains most of the nutrition, but little of the savor of cooked meat.

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canned offal

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Cooked organ meat and entrails, preserved by canning. Unappetizing, but filled with essential vitamins.

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canned pineapple

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Canned pineapple rings in water. Quite tasty.

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canned salmon

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Bright pink fish-paste from a can.

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canned sardine

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Salty little fish. They'll make you thirsty.

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canned tomato

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Canned tomato. A staple in many pantries, and useful for many recipes.

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canned tuna fish

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Now with 95 percent fewer dolphins!

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canned veggy

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This mushy pile of vegetable matter was boiled and canned in an earlier life. Better eat it before it oozes through your fingers.

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canola stalks

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A sheaf of tall grass with slender little seed pods, now ready for drying.

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Canons of Dort

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A rare English translation of the Canons of Dort, a significant theological document within the Reformed tradition. It consists of five main points: The Corruption of Human Nature, Unconditional Election, Limited Atonement, Irresistible Grace and Perseverance of the Saints. It is also one of the Three Forms of Unity, or Four Forms of Unity, depending on the denomination.

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cantaloupe melon

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A large and very sweet orange fruit. Technically a berry, like all melons are. You should be able to take it apart with a knife.

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Caotel cell

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This is a small metallic cube of inscrutable construction. A single groove etched into one side of the object presumably allows it to be mounted into other things, and a small red arrow has been helpfully painted besides it.

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Caotel plasma condenser

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A strange annular device analogous to a magazine, automatically ejected whenever the last of its mounted power cells are depleted. In fact, you are not sure whether its meant to be reusable or not.

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Captain Gosnold and the Sea Rovers of Buzzards Bay

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This lengthy paperback novel describes the ocean exploits of Captain Gosnold. The British consider him an outlaw, but in America he is a patriot.

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caramel

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Some caramel. Sticky and sweet, but not very exciting by itself.

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carbine .223 upper receiver

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This is a complete upper receiver assembly containing a barrel, handguard, and bolt carrier group that is installable upon an AR-15-style rifle's lower frame. Swappable uppers enable compatible firearms to be retooled for different cartridges and barrel lengths, with this kit providing a weapon with a 14.5-inch barrel chambered for .223 Remington ammunition, commonly installed on standard-issue M4 carbines.

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carbon fiber fishing spear

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An underwater fishing spear made from carbon fiber. It's very light, but doesn't have much range.

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carbon fiber hunting arrow

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A fletched carbon fiber arrow shaft with an expanding broadhead tip.

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carbon fiber hunting bolt

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A fletched carbon fiber crossbow bolt shaft with an expanding broadhead tip. Deals impressive damage to targets.

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cardinal egg

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A nutritious egg laid by a bird.

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Carpenter Crunch cereal

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This is Foodplace brand "Carpenter Crunch" cereal with the iconic "Breakfast Beaver" mascot on the box. It tastes kind of like nails.

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carrot

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A healthy root vegetable. Rich in vitamin A!

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carrot pound cake

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Delicious cake with carrots blended seamlessly.

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caseless 10-round magazine

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A 10-round stick magazine for use with Rivtech 8x40mm caseless firearms. Designated as RMGP10.

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caseless 100-round magazine

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A 100-round box magazine for use with Rivtech 8x40mm caseless firearms. Designated as RMGB100.

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caseless 25-round magazine

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A 25-round stick magazine for use with Rivtech 8x40mm caseless firearms. Designated as RMGP25.

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caseless 250-round drum magazine

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A 250-round drum magazine for use with Rivtech 8x40mm caseless firearms. Designated as RMGD250.

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caseless 50-round magazine

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A 50-round box magazine for use with Rivtech 8x40mm caseless firearms. Designated as RMGB50.

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caseless 500-round drum magazine

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A 500-round drum magazine for use with Rivtech 8x40mm caseless firearms. Designated as RMGD500.

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cashews

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A handful of salty cashews.

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Cat's Cradle

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A paperback edition of Kurt Vonnegut's fourth novel, in which the threat of nuclear destruction isn't much of an influence on human nature.

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Catch-22

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There is a short informational forward in this paperback edition of Catch-22. Apparently the original title for Joseph Heller's excruciatingly brilliant war satire was "Catch-11."

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