a pack of treats

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I gave him a pack of treats.
I gave him a packet of treats.

Which one is correct?
 
What do you think the difference is between a pack and a packet? What differences, if any, have you found when you look the word up in good dictionaries? Please provide links to what you've found already.
 
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