Not a particularly insightful article or anything, but I think it's a fun subject and am curious if anyone has any other fictional foods come to mind. A somewhat related (and better) article that...
Not a particularly insightful article or anything, but I think it's a fun subject and am curious if anyone has any other fictional foods come to mind.
Original article was good, but this subsequent article was great! The first link made me think of Binging with Babish, so much so that I forwarded the article to him. It would be interesting if he...
Original article was good, but this subsequent article was great!
The first link made me think of Binging with Babish, so much so that I forwarded the article to him. It would be interesting if he tried to make any of these.
I was kinda disappointed that Romulan Ale was not listed among the Star Trek ones, it has always been something I have thought about trying. Also, while it technically isn't food I would list...
I was kinda disappointed that Romulan Ale was not listed among the Star Trek ones, it has always been something I have thought about trying. Also, while it technically isn't food I would list Melange in the list of interesting fictional consumables (Dune). Butterbeer has actually always been a big one for me, I have never tried the reproduction stuff they make IRL because there is no way it would live up to reading about it in the books.
Not precisely on point, but this is one of the best fictional food conversations I've run across: https://www.tor.com/2014/01/30/food-of-the-future-roundtable/
Not a particularly insightful article or anything, but I think it's a fun subject and am curious if anyone has any other fictional foods come to mind.
A somewhat related (and better) article that I really enjoyed that's also from Atlas Obscura is C.S. Lewis’s Greatest Fiction Was Convincing American Kids That They Would Like Turkish Delight. I definitely remember thinking that Turkish Delight must be some kind of incredible sweet, and being surprised to find out what it actually was.
Original article was good, but this subsequent article was great!
The first link made me think of Binging with Babish, so much so that I forwarded the article to him. It would be interesting if he tried to make any of these.
I was kinda disappointed that Romulan Ale was not listed among the Star Trek ones, it has always been something I have thought about trying. Also, while it technically isn't food I would list Melange in the list of interesting fictional consumables (Dune). Butterbeer has actually always been a big one for me, I have never tried the reproduction stuff they make IRL because there is no way it would live up to reading about it in the books.
Not precisely on point, but this is one of the best fictional food conversations I've run across: https://www.tor.com/2014/01/30/food-of-the-future-roundtable/