Need I say more.
Lets guess... 3D Food Printers, Food Cartridges and recipies available...
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Ugh, might as well just eat a spoonful of icing sugar.
Sausage and mash, pie, chips, beans, I dunno food like.
God I wish this becomes a thing IRL in the near future. Cooking food is for the weak. All I really need is to be able to print bread and have water supplies, could keep me going forever.
I don't care about the food, I just want Faulcon DeLacey to fix my Krait MK 2's beverage dispenser so it can make mystery juice again :-/
The 3D printed Algae thing was from the book 2001, back in the 1960's.
I guess powdered eggs are quite the thing in space.
10 powdered foods you didn't know existed.
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I guess powdered eggs are quite the thing in space.
10 powdered foods you didn't know existed.
10 Amazing Powdered Food Products
"Cue the Crickets" Doesn't Necessarily Mean Silence Anymore - It May Mean Dinner's On!
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- Peanut Butter
- Cocoa Powder
- Yogurt
- Kale
- Honey
- Fruit and Veggies
- Milk
- Chia Seeds
- Brazil nuts
- Crickets
Soylent Green!
You can print out bowls from starch I imagine, and eat it as well! Good for recycling too (since it would break down quite quickly).
The Green one that tastes like wallpaper glue
The Orange one that tastes like wallpaper glue
The Red one that tastes like wallpa... hang on a minute...
They would be made by mega-corporations out of the cheapest ingredients available and the design brief would have been "Make it cheap to make, and don't poison anyone... but cheap first and foremost"
The Orange one that tastes like wallpaper glue
The Red one that tastes like wallpa... hang on a minute...
They would be made by mega-corporations out of the cheapest ingredients available and the design brief would have been "Make it cheap to make, and don't poison anyone... but cheap first and foremost"
Deep space explorers, and space travellers in general, must get used to the concept of recycling all food matter. The autochef printers on spaceships are attached to a Tiolce Waste2Paste unit, rather than the standard chef which uses an array of food cartridges as thier raw ingredient supply. To quote from the in-game description of the Tiolce Waste2Paste unit (a Rare Good which can be found in Tiolce, and which game lore says are installed on every spaceship):
Flavours and additives added to the paste before consumption may be restricted to compounds that do not compromise the functionality of the Waste2Paste unit. Curries, chilli peppers and other spicy foods containing capsaicin and related compounds might be forbidden, for example. I suspect the resultant menu options might be varied, but rather bland overall.
Even for ships that normally don't actually spend very much time in space, like a short-hop passenger taxi or combat ship, a Tiolce Waste2Paste unit is installed, just in case of emergency.
I am now super hungry...............
I hope this discussion about waste recycling has fixed your problem for you, now.
Biscuits of course.