It’s important to me for these kinds of experiments that the food must be something I’d want to eat so nothing gets wasted.Nintendo Switch 2 rumors have been practically non-stop in recent weeks, and we may have just got our biggest hint yet that the device is real courtesy of a new Eurogamer report that suggests Nintendo is already showcasing the device to developers. "That would work, but I don’t really want to eat cold jellied beans. "I saw a lot of people in the comments of the Reddit post saying I should have used gelatine to chunkify the beans," he said.
So, I asked him, and his answer is exactly the kind of thing someone who owns a restaurant would say. But several commenters wondered why Fisher didn't chunkify the beans. The Starfield subreddit blew up the post and took it as an opportunity to discuss Bethesda's newest food invention since Nuka-Cola. Starfield doesn't have an equivalent to Chunks Spam, but the Chunks egg looks pretty much identical to Fisher's version. Fisher used a silicone ice cube mold to poach the egg and carved out a cube of Spam from the oblong shape it comes in. Nestled next to a puddle of beans is a cube of egg and a cube of Spam. Last week, Denis Fisher posted a photo of his real life Chunks breakfast on Reddit. Everyone in the year 2330 is eating Chunks, and it's what prompted one chef to see if he could "chunkify" his own food. There's a Chunks apple on your first spaceship and a Chunks restaurant in the first city you visit. You don't have to spend 12 hours in Starfield to stumble into Chunks, the futuristic food items that are shaped like cubes.
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