spacefood

History of Space Food Back to NASA Menu
"Enjoy just like todays astronauts do!"

Enjoy a premium pack of real freeze dried natural strawberries that can be eaten anytime.

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Freeze Dried Space Strawberries - code # B-1000

£2.50 ea.

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We've taken an old fashioned chocolate, vanilla and strawberry Ice Cream slice and freeze dried it to a great tasting treat.

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Freeze Dried Neapolitan Ice Cream - code # B-1001

£2.50 ea.

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Everyone loves cookies 'n cream Ice Cream. Everyone's favourite Ice Cream sandwiched in between two round cookies.

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Freeze Dried Ice Cream Saucer - code # B-1002

£2.50 ea.

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Delicious vanilla Ice Cream sandwiched between two chocolate wafers.

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Freeze Dried Ice Cream Sandwich - code # B-1003

£2.50 ea.

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Eat like the Astronauts, just add hot water for a real authentic space meal.

Freeze Dried Space Meal - code # B-1004

£2.50 ea.

Commander Neil Armstrong consumed the Neapolitan Ice Cream on the Apollo 11 mission in July 1969.
This product continues to be used on manned space flights.
This product was enjoyed by US troops during Operation Desert Storm.
This product is featured in the film 'Medicine Man' starring Sean Connery.
The Strawberries feature in the IMAX film on space travel 'The Dream is Alive'.
Space Food retains 98% of the nutritional value of the equivalent fresh food.
Space Food has a guaranteed shelf life of 2 years and tests taking place now in the USA expect to confirm that it has a shelf life of upto 8 years.
Space Food was used by the British Army during Arctic Warfare Training.
Space Food was used during the British Steel Challenge, round the world yacht race.