• Question: What is the most scientific food?

    Asked by anon-208899 to Tori, Titus, Stuart, Hannah, Gill, Alessandro on 8 Mar 2019.
    • Photo: Stuart Higgins

      Stuart Higgins answered on 8 Mar 2019:

      Nuclear fission chips … fission chips… fish n’ chips…
      I’ll leave now.

    • Photo: Gill Harrison

      Gill Harrison answered on 8 Mar 2019:

      I don’t know the answer to this, but have seen George egg make a cooked breakfast with equipment from a hotel room (iron, kettle and trouser press). I’ll be seeing him cooking with power tools soon, so that seems like science in action to me.

      Heston blumenthal does some amazing scientific work with food.

    • Photo: Hannah Dalgleish

      Hannah Dalgleish answered on 9 Mar 2019:

      Definitely the food that astronauts eat in space!

    • Photo: Tori Blakeman

      Tori Blakeman answered on 12 Mar 2019:

      I once had a gin that changed from clear to blue when you added tonic water… I think it was something to do with the quinine mixing with the alcohol but I’d have to look it up! It was magical.

      Also, many cocktails with dry ice look very scientific!

      Something to look out for once you’re 18!!

Comments