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Favorite Scifi Food? (kbin.social)

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My favorites include:

The survival candy bars Luke had with him on Dagobah
William Gibson's recipe for chile quiles in 'Count Zero.'

What are yours?

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[–] IonAddis 1 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I came here to say klah, and was kinda shocked to find someone else already had, ha. Pern's been such a moribund fandom and hasn't aged well so it feels rare to encounter someone these days. Although I suppose Lemmy is the place for whatever holdouts exist.

But yeah. Klah!

I admit I don't like coffee, so I'd probably want to make a "cultivar" of klah that had less of that, and more chocolate/cinnamon/tea flavor. Like a chai, I guess?

I kind of also want Benden wine...but the thing is, I don't drink and don't much like alcohol, so I imagine I want what I think Robinton experiences when he drinks Benden wine, instead of actual wine.

[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

A good chai with the added cocoa isn't bad at all! You have to go lighter on it, but it is yummy.

I'm not much of a drinker myself, and I'm very particular about wine. But there are grape juices that aren't sweetened. In my head canon, benden would have been similar to a zinfandel, only slightly sweet, but very low tannin, and those unsweetened grape juices are as close to that as you can get to what I've imagined the experience would be.

I'm curious though, why hasn't Pern aged well? I've always found it to be a fun series for the most part. No weird commentary, well balanced characters, solid plot development, and a consistent "vibe". It was one of the better series for female main characters as well, which was very unusual in sci-fi or fantasy when it was started.