Chris' Kitchen: Dessert in Space

Nhu vay het thuc an ma anh chua ve den trai dat thi sao

MY GUY EATING BETTER THAN ME IN THE ISS

Can Parker the slayer would try that your talent😂😂😂😂😂

Hfj

I have a question when u eat or drink something how it moves down i think swallowing isnt enought to push it down or not ?

Not so bad, that made me smile :)

Very valuable

Actually it looks like space poop.

How do u poop?

I Wish i was him

My face when he said hot




How is it hot you’re in space

love how he kept the spoon in his mouth as not to drop it like people on earth do but he could just let it float around lol

Good guy

👍😊

Despite being as hard as a coffin nail, Chris Hadfield is such a wholesome person, taking the time to create these educational vlogs.

He's generally a pretty serious guy, but is also cool headed and jovial.

I saw few drop floating around

Thank god for this Canadian

Now I want FLOATING chocolate cake! Just great! Kidding.
( sort of). Thanks for this!

Delicious

If you want to write in space what would you go to Ride on

I just want to eat it

This is great for on the go. (CPC)

you could imagine the space food photoshoots would be so easy with them just staying in the air like that!

🤗🏆🌼

Is it possible to watch live broadcast in space？

Do you have cupcakes in space?
~(〃'▽'〃) ~🧁

when you drink what stops the water from not just floating back up?

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Take me home

10 years later, and this is still an awesome video

Hole in one

how can you dress in space

I wonder how they wash those spoons in space

I like how Chris said "Heres a cup of coffee" whens its not in a cup

How come nasa doesn’t do this ish

The earth is flat

Fake, liar, fraud

He doesn't even need a table to put things

How did he used to shave?

The tiny specks in the image could very well be pixels that have been overexposed to ionizing radiation.

That spoon trying to float away from his mouth was awesome for some reason