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China's astronaut food over the decade: from fast food to customization (2)

(People's Daily Online)

09:24, June 14, 2013

Seasoning according to the preferences
◎ Food quantity: Nearly 80 kinds
◎ Launch time: September 25, 2008

Food for Shenzhou-7 did not change much from that of Shenzhou-6, but choices significantly increased from more than 40 kinds to nearly 80 kinds. In addition, the astronauts can choose flavors of spices, adding sour, spicy or salty to the meal.

There is no obvious difference in astronauts' way of eating in space and on the ground. Food is in soft packaging, and packaged rice and vegetables can be put in a heater. Astronauts use a spoon and fork to take food out and eat from dish. But they need to be extra careful, if taking too much food, or if astronauts use too much force during meal, rice and stir-fried vegetables might drift away.

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