Astronaut Ice Cream How do astronauts eat ice cream?
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How do astronauts eat ice cream? Yes, the freeze-dried way. Okay, call us insensitive, but "Why do astronauts need ice cream?" Dehydrated hamburgers or tacos yes, but ice cream? This Astronaut Ice Cream is made using an authentic freeze-drying process. Nutritious and healthy, freeze-dried food items have been aboard space missions since the early Mercury missions, and continue to be used today.
What's included?
- One 7 oz slice of Neapolitan (chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry) ice cream.
How does it work?
This Astronaut Ice Cream is made using an authentic freeze-drying process.
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