Title of the topic says it all. Does your crew eat ice cream? If so, what kind? 

Per my last (Vargr) crew who were trapped on a world invaded by those damned extremist vegan lunatic centaurs: K'Kree flavour with real K'Kree chunks
(there's synth coffee flavour in reserve, when the preferred flavour runs out. And no, K'Kree doesn't taste like chicken: That's the OTHER meat)
Actually, humans apparently taste more like pork than chicken, hence the term "long pig".
um... NOT gonna ask how you came by that little bit of information![]()
I'm guessing he spent time deep in Vargr space ... or maybe even K'Kree space near Hiver territory.
Actually, humans apparently taste more like pork than chicken, hence the term "long pig".
um... NOT gonna ask how you came by that little bit of information![]()
Word Origin: translation of a Māori and Polynesian term
n. "human being eaten as food," 1848, in a Pacific Islander context:
Bau literally stank for many days, human flesh having been cooked in every house, and the entrails thrown outside as food for pigs, or left to putrefy in the sun. The Somosomo people were fed with human flesh during their stay at Bau, they being on a visit at that time; and some of the Chiefs of other towns, when bringing their food, carried a cooked human being on one shoulder, and a pig on the other; but they always preferred the "long pig," as they call a man when baked. ["FEEJEE.--Extract of a Letter from the Rev. John Watsford, dated Ono, October 6th, 1846." in "Wesleyan Missionary Notices," Sept. 1847]
OK. Who drank all the Pan Galactic Gargle Blasters?[ . . . ]When you fly in a small crew, Adventure Class Starship, you tend to notice preferences in your fellow crewmembers, especially in the realm of favorite foods from the Galley.[ . . . ]