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https://time.com/5771436/space-cookies-experiment-taste/
Astronauts Baked Cookies in Space. What Do They Taste Like? | Time
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The cookies, baked on the International Space Station in a specially designed oven, were the first food baked in space from raw ingredients
By M. Gale Smith|2022-09-17T16:02:01-07:00January 28, 2020|What's Making Food History|

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