What food would resemble the planet jupiter?
I have to bring a dish to my science history club meeting. I have to dress up as an alien from jupiter also. I was wondering what food i should bring. Any suggestions.
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Hmm… How about molten cheese? Different kinds of it, from light yellow to orange, maybe on a pizza, but somehow arranged in rows…? And you can have a tomato slice be the big red spot
If you need a food to share, maybe an easy one would be canteloupe balls. You scoop out the melon with a round scooper. You could also serve orange halves and use a dried cranberry stuck to it with a toothpick, for the Great Red Spot.
ps: I really like the pizza idea from Capt. Kirk!
A huge baked potato stuffed with bacon, cheese, butter, sour cream, and chili beans. You need the beans, and you can explain that Jupiter is called a “Gas Giant.”
parfait or layer cake with food coloring