Display title | Concentrated High-Calorie Goo |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | While the idea of the Food Pills has been banished to Zeerust, the idea of ultra-compact food lives on in more recent science fiction. Since writers have woken up to the fact that humans are biologically conditioned to like eating (and in fact need a certain amount of "bulk" to their food), the "all in one" meal is no longer treated as a luxury of modern technology, but as an unpleasant necessity. Now the "food" of the future takes the form of a goo or gel that's either colored a dull grey or disgustingly artificial bright primary or secondary color, and its taste is either non-existent or poor. Whether Concentrated High-Calorie Goo fulfills the need for water as well depends on the work, though it generally will not. |