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Foods packaged in rehydratable containers include soups such as chicken consomm and cream of mushroom, casseroles such as macaroni and cheese and chicken and rice, appetizers such as shrimp cocktail, and breakfast foods such as scrambled eggs and cereals.
When the Soviet Unions Yuri Gagarin (pictured) became the first human in space, he took along and ate the first meal in space: two servings of pureed meat and one of chocolate sauce all in the yummy form of paste he squeezed from tubes, just like toothpaste!
Spirulina is a nutrient-packed algae that is a superfood. It has even been recognised by NASA. Spirulina is a blue-green alga that was successfully used by NASA as a dietary supplement for astronauts on space missions.
But there are plenty of stories about NASA that dont make the morning paper, here are five of them. The first lunar meal. A building built for a rocket. Whats an astronaut to do with an itchy nose? NASA invents kids toys. Space sickness.
If by real food you mean unprocessed food, yes. Things like fruit, which are perishable, can be sent up to the ISS, but they must be eaten in the first few days of being received. Here is a list of the kinds of food they eat, condensed from the one on Wikipedia: Fresh food, as stated, can be brought up.
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Astronauts bring a Personal Preference Kit (PPK) into space with them. This Kit is used to carry their chosen personal belongings. These Kits have size and weight restrictions (astronauts are limited to 1.5 pounds per astronaut). Their personal belongings also have to fit inside the Kit.
In planning for the long duration Apollo missions, NASA conducted extensive research into space food. One of the techniques developed was freeze drying. Action Products commercialized this technique, concentrating on snack food including the first freeze-dried ice cream.