"Why #Nutella?"
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"Why #Nutella?"
Because paste consistency food is great in weightlessness
Peanut butter is also loved by astronauts
Soft tortillas too: no crumbs floating around
And all these foods don't need refrigeration
Finally, you need calorie dense foods since storage is at a premium
Eat like an astronaut and have a Nutella tortilla
@benroyce they don't seem to worry about carrying useless weight.
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@benroyce they don't seem to worry about carrying useless weight.
packing for a trip, deciding on what to bring or not is always a thing. and then you come home and wonder why you packed half the crap you bought with you
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@benroyce If I'm correct, back then they carried personal poo bags with them and apparently the seals on these bags weren't exactly of Tupperware quality.
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@benroyce If I'm correct, back then they carried personal poo bags with them and apparently the seals on these bags weren't exactly of Tupperware quality.
imagine if they jettisoned it in space
little freeze dried bits of astronaut poo orbiting the earth forever
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"Why #Nutella?"
Because paste consistency food is great in weightlessness
Peanut butter is also loved by astronauts
Soft tortillas too: no crumbs floating around
And all these foods don't need refrigeration
Finally, you need calorie dense foods since storage is at a premium
Eat like an astronaut and have a Nutella tortilla
@benroyce but is it in glass jar?!
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@benroyce but is it in glass jar?!
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@Eetschrijver @benroyce
We use this one: no palm oil and more hazelnuts. And better taste.@sjaakkeuvelaar @Eetschrijver @benroyce Same here. Far better taste and a far better company.
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"Why #Nutella?"
Because paste consistency food is great in weightlessness
Peanut butter is also loved by astronauts
Soft tortillas too: no crumbs floating around
And all these foods don't need refrigeration
Finally, you need calorie dense foods since storage is at a premium
Eat like an astronaut and have a Nutella tortilla
@benroyce Amused that some of the most expensive meals in history (according to cost of mass lifted higher in gravity well, naturally) are poor-people staples. PB+J burritos are well known round this household.
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@benroyce Amused that some of the most expensive meals in history (according to cost of mass lifted higher in gravity well, naturally) are poor-people staples. PB+J burritos are well known round this household.
@log i don't think they'll be having soup though
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"Why #Nutella?"
Because paste consistency food is great in weightlessness
Peanut butter is also loved by astronauts
Soft tortillas too: no crumbs floating around
And all these foods don't need refrigeration
Finally, you need calorie dense foods since storage is at a premium
Eat like an astronaut and have a Nutella tortilla
Bad diet for shitting though. Our gut works best with bulky low energy density food. Peristalsis requires something to work on! Also your gut needs walking around and general motion to work right. I bet lots of digestive problems up there.
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@log i don't think they'll be having soup though
@benroyce Could probably manage a sticky sort of chili, stew, gumbo, or chowder. So long as it is gluelike in its propensity to not spawn little liquid droplets.
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@Eetschrijver @benroyce
We use this one: no palm oil and more hazelnuts. And better taste.@sjaakkeuvelaar
Far better!
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