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Olivas—raised
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crops in California’s Central Valley alongside family members as a child—sent his thoughts to our planet en español. “Espero la cosecha de mi sueño sirva como inspiracion...
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harvest of my dream serves as inspira...
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fact, NASA had used tortillas for astronaut sustenance as early as 1985, when Mexican scientist Rodolfo Neri Vela requested a pack as part of his food provisions, to make tacos.
redolent
Not even slightly sweet flour tortillas are appropriate for taste buds. First sign of sweet, RUN!
They also weren’t dangerous, like bread, whose crumbs crippled air vents and sensitive equipment.
NASA found a manufacturer who made an extended-shelf-life tortilla that lasted up to a year and retained its allure, a maker that also sold their product to fast-food titan Taco Bell. Hundreds of thousands of dollars well spent.
Taco Bell must have been listening...
And for short missions of five to seven days? Astronauts often bring their flour tortillas fresh from a Houston tortillería—a tortilla factory. No customizing, no chemicals—just unadulterated rapture.
What the hell! I may need to visit this stadium, at least look it up!
Desperate, but creative blasphemy!
