Astronauts on the International Space Station trade food across nationalities, with one bartering for German duck confit. They sample caramel apple granola and vegetable curry with rice, showing how personal taste and international flavors survive in microgravity.
What do people eat on the ISS today? Do they alternate between Russian, Japanese, US? We barter.
Okay. We barter in space. Like, I figured out the thing I liked the best, which was duck confit. Alex Gerst, the German, had that. So I literally would trade him anything he wanted if he would give me cans of duck confit.
If you want to start here, we can start off with a caramel apple granola.
Tastes good. Pretty good, right?
So this is going to be our vegetable curry with rice.
I mean, this is off the— like, I could buy this. You could buy this. You could go buy this. Yeah. Actually, a lot of the products you can buy because they're based on camping foods or something like that that are designed for ease of packing and lightweight.
