Which alien food or drinks would you try first?

[Sam_I_Am]

I like the look of kanar.

Seems like it might be whiskey-ish but slightly less strong since I noticed Damar gulping down half a glass of it at a time in Behind the Lines.

 

[Mojochi]

Hasperat seems right up my alley

 

[Kor]

Tera nut souffle, which, on initial broadcast of "Riddles," I misheard as "Terran nut souffle," so I thought it was made with an assortment of nuts from Earth.

Kor

 

[Kamen Rider Blade]

Raktajino, Klingon Coffee might be interesting.

 

[BillJ]

Sign me up for Gagh. It can only go up from there, provided I survive the experience!

 

[MarcKle1964]

Tranya and bloodwine (not together)

I always wanted to try the multicoloured snacks from that Diplomat buffet in Journey to Babel. Gotta be better than our 'lil smokies and cheese slices.

There was also a drink mentioned in one of the Trek novels that amplified your emotions as you drank it.

 

[HIjol]

I am with @BillJ!
Gagh!!!

Plus, Klingon Blood Wine…

 

[Kor]

I'm a craft beer guy myself, so I would lean toward Warnog, Klingon ale seen in TNG "Rightful Heir." The Kahless clone didn't know the difference between replicated and the real thing.

Kor

 

[Shawnster]

Aldebran Whiskey

Plomeek soup

Those little food cubes

 

[HIjol]

Those little food cubes

I want a cabinet drawer shitload of those…for when IT comes…’cause it’s’a’comin…. (Wow…lots’a’commas in that one…)

 

[BillJ]

I'm a craft beer guy myself, so I would lean toward Warnog, Klingon ale seen in TNG "Rightful Heir." The Kahless clone didn't know the difference between replicated and the real thing.

Kor

Probably forgot to clone his taste buds.

 

[Shawnster]

I would try a Bajoran ale, but I'm not in a hurry. Someone once said never trust me ale made by a spiritual people.

Of course, he may have just been throwing shade at the competition.

 

[Kor]

I would try a Bajoran ale, but I'm not in a hurry. Someone once said never trust me ale made by a spiritual people.

Of course, he may have just been throwing shade at the competition.

I believe Quark made that remark. I'm thinking shade. On real-life present-day Earth, Belgian monasteries produce some very strong ales.

Kor

 

[Finn]

Hasperat seems right up my alley

same

Raktajino, Klingon Coffee might be interesting.

Same

Sign me up for Gagh. It can only go up from there, provided I survive the experience!

What about those squid things we saw Riker eating in preparation for his stint on that Klingon ship?

 

[Poldon]

Hasperat and Idanian spice pudding.

 

[BillJ]

What about those squid things we saw Riker eating in preparation for his stint on that Klingon ship?

Pippius Claw? Why not?

 

[Finn]

Pippius Claw? Why not?

Not that one. I just watched that scene. He never said what name it was.

 

[BillJ]

Not that one. This one-forgot what he called it.

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I don’t think he mentions it by name. There was Heart of Targ, Pippius Claw and Gagh.

There’s nothing there I wouldn’t try.*

*I can safely say this knowing I will never be in a position to try any of them.

 

[serdogthehound]

I would try a Bajoran ale, but I'm not in a hurry. Someone once said never trust me ale made by a spiritual people.

Of course, he may have just been throwing shade at the competition.

The best beer on Earth is made by Tappist Monks

 

[HIjol]

I see what you did there...