Coffee, rice,pickled radishes and soup? For breakfast?

Koucchan said:

Coffee, rice,pickled radishes and soup? For breakfast?

Well, rice, miso and takuan is a pretty traditional Japanese breakfast. Sometimes with fish.

You'd normally have tea, but I guess the coffee is good for military folks.

Also of benefit for the galley staff is that these are super-easy to make in massive quantities.

Paracite said:

Well, rice, miso and takuan is a pretty traditional Japanese breakfast. Sometimes with fish.

You'd normally have tea, but I guess the coffee is good for military folks.

Also of benefit for the galley staff is that these are super-easy to make in massive quantities.

it's actually mugimeshi, or rice mixed with barley, from her in game lines.

Dosen't look like mugimeshi though. Guess it'd be hard to draw - it is pretty tasty though.

(Haven't look at Teru's lines yet...)

Too bad Hayasui is too busy trying to steal Akagi

Paracite said:

Dosen't look like mugimeshi though. Guess it'd be hard to draw - it is pretty tasty though.

(Haven't look at Teru's lines yet...)

if you look at the rice, it's speckled with whole grains. If it were pure rice, it will probably be drawn this way: post #1909186

the meal set she's serving is identical to her in game lines, minus the drink, so it is very likely that's exactly what it is.

Don't be rude Teetoku. She's doing her best.

And is it bad that, until I scrolled down enough for the dialogue, I thought they were setting up a boob joke in panel three?

persocom01 said:

it's actually mugimeshi, or rice mixed with barley, from her in game lines.

It's sorta ironic that what used to be food for poor people has now become health food for rich hipsters.

Like whole grain bread, I guess...

'though now people seem to be more concerned with eliminating all traces of gluten from their diet. Well, Americans, at least.

I mean, seriously, bread's been a staple food for people for millennia, and some Asian vegetarians (like monks) regularly consume gluten 'meat' (seitan/mian jin), and they are among the healthiest people in the world, so...