Sacrifices have to be made on the International Space Station, and one of them is having to have your PB&J sandwiches on a tortilla. Oy!
PB&J in space
April 27, 2017 • 3:30 pm
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Notice he did not eat it. I wonder if they have a microwave up there?
I suppose they don’t use regular bread because of the crumbs.
Question: What would be the worst food to attempt to eat on the space station? I nominate a crumbly white British cheese, but someone can surely top this.
I would think peas might be difficult. I don’t think bread would be good…too short for the shelf life. Would be hard as a rock.
Cheetos
Cheerios.
@Stephen
A ‘main’ of Pinto bean & prune casserole with strong coffee as a dessert is a poor ISS menu choice!
I would definitely recommend pb and j on tortillas!! Is there any better food combination than pb and j? I think not.
In my opinion they do not belong together.
BLASPHEMY!!
Flour tortillas would be fine. Corn, not so much.
Agreed. Another excellent combination for flour tortillas is Nutella and sliced bananas. Needs to be heated on a griddle, though, so that the Nutella gets melty.
Chunky peanut butter on brown-sugar/cinnamon PopTarts. True decadence for cheap.
As long as they’re making PBJs with tortillas, let’s hope they wash ’em down with some real OJ, instead of that white-bread “Tang” stuff.
ORANGE JUICE!! You’ve gotta to be kidding. Milk or coffee please.😋
Fool’s Gold Loaf for those with a strong constitution:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fool%27s_Gold_Loaf
Cultural appropriation X 2
Space – it is out of this world so no rules apply! 🙂
Cultural approximation. 😎
It’s so cool in Space,as for the comestible? no thank,s, can’t stand Peanut Butter.
Oh, you don’t know what you’re missing. It’s like the aurora borealis!
See….this is why we’re not going to Mars! No bread and you have to tape your food down so it doesn’t go missing before it’s et. Where’s the tech!?