Space Ice Cream

[Sparko]

I use my dehydrator a lot. Just made beef jerky yesterday. But home freeze dryers are freaking expensive, starting around 2K.

so no home made freeze dried ice cream making for me.

[Cerebrum123]

I've seen it for sale at the Cosmosphere (space-themed museum in Hutchinson, Kansas).

They have it over in both the museum in Indianapolis, Indiana, and the one over in Louisville, Kentucky.

[Cow Poke]

They have it over in both the museum in Indianapolis, Indiana, and the one over in Louisville, Kentucky.

Yeah, it's kinda deceptive, cause it certainly implies the astronauts ate it, or that it was taken into outer space. I can't find any proof of that at all.

[Cerebrum123]

Yeah, it's kinda deceptive, cause it certainly implies the astronauts ate it, or that it was taken into outer space. I can't find any proof of that at all.

That's what the people in the museum were saying it actually was, and I believe our teachers did too. I think it was even on the package stating "Try ice cream the way astronauts eat it!".

[One Bad Pig]

That's what the people in the museum were saying it actually was, and I believe our teachers did too. I think it was even on the package stating "Try ice cream the way astronauts eat it!".

Since it can easily be crushed to powder, I wouldn't want to risk it in space.

[KingsGambit]

According to NASA, regular ice cream has been eaten in space:

https://web.archive.org/web/20070526...d-history.html

[Sparko]

Remember:

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They were a bit like tootsie rolls.

[Faber]

Try Ben & Jerry's ice cream. Their prices are astronomical!

[Cow Poke]

Try Ben & Jerry's ice cream. Their prices are astronomical!

And they give 66.6% of their profits to devil worship!

[Jedidiah]

And they give 66.6% of their profits to devil worship!

I would never buy Ben & Jerry'. Have not for several years.