Astronaut Snack Pack - Moon Cheese, Astronaut Ice Cream, Astro Grapes and Space Food Sticks

The items in this Mission Pack do not total 7 ounces or 9.6 ounces (listed shipping weight) or 14 ounces, all of which are listed at various places on the seller's product page. The items in this pack weighed the following: 1.1oz (ice cream sandwich), .7oz (neapolitan ice cream), .5oz (cinnamon apple wedges), and .35oz (astrorox), for a total of a mere 2.65oz, or 37.9% of the promised weight of 7 ounces in the product description. I feel I should ask for 62.1% of my money back, as price per ounce was listed, and used to compare value against other products in the category. That'd come to $7.42. At the price listed, your product is only worth $4.53.

Big box contains one of each items listed above ^ which were (1ice cream sandwich, 1 Neapolitan ice cream, 1 chocolate chip ice cream, 1 peanut butter power stick, 1 chocolate power stick, 1 orange powder, 1 lemon powder, 1 lime powder, and 1 orange powder). There are 3 reasons why I gave this a 4 star instead of a 5. The 1st one is the price. The price for this box and the freeze dried ice cream themselves are quite expensive since it can be gone in less than 1 sitting. The second reason is because all of their freeze dried ice cream besides the ice cream sandwich come in broken pieces. (I've ordered directly from their website and it is the same for all flavors besides the ice cream sandwich) The flavor and quality in the bar has changed since I have first tried it at a space museum over 10 years ago. The entire bar was intact and the flavor of it was better. Although it looks the same as it once did before they were not intact and the flavor and the taste of it is a little different. Not as good as it was over 10 years ago. With that said out of all 3 of the flavors I would recommend the ice cream sandwich although many people prefer the Neapolitan. The 4 packets of powder were not all that great. It tasted a little sweeter than vitamin water and a cheaper version of Gatorade. The chocolate power bar was a little bitter but it was much tastier than the peanut butter power bar.

Just like how I remembered as a kid. Contained exactly what the product description said: THREE different-flavored ready-to-eat freeze-dried Astronaut Ice Creams (Astronaut Neapolitan Ice Cream, Astronaut Astronaut Ice Cream Sandwich, Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream), TWO Space Food Sticks (one chocolate, one peanut butter), FOUR Splashdown sugar-free stick packets for flavoring water (Lunar Lemonade, Intergalactic Grape, Outer Space Orange, Lemon-Lime Crater-Ade) plus a collectible Blast Off! mint tin containing breath-freshening sugar-free mints. It all comes in a beautiful four-color carton with great photography of astronauts taking a space walk and the Space Shuttle taking off from the launch pad.Ice cream sandwiches were the best part. Delicious and melts in your mouth

This item received only 1 star as it did not include the splash down drink enhancers as advertised in the title and in description. The Mission Pack came with 3 energy cookie bars, seedless grapes, moon cheese and a neopolitan ice cream sandwich. However the packaging is very fun and will work perfectly as a gift for a space themed birthday party. However, I was extremely dissapointed by not including everything especially for the price I paid for this package.

I ordered this as a gift for my husband. It arrived intact and contained all the items pictured. My husband was surprised and delighted, and especially liked the colorful graphics. All the food was tasty, too, and his favorite was the mint chocolate ice cream. A word of caution, though: if you're expecting the kind of space food available in the 70s, you will be bitterly disappointed. The space food sticks, though yummy enough, are a far cry from the original space food sticks manufactured by Pillsbury decades ago. The drink mixes contain sucralose, which wasn't approved for use by the FDA until 1998. The freeze dried ice cream comes closest to the originals. This item is quite pricey for how much food it contains, so I would recommend it only for a special occasion. Regardless, this is a creative gift for any person, young or old, who is especially interested in the space program.

We bought this package to sneak into the theatre with us for a recent viewing of the movie "First Man". The Astronaut Ice Cream, Astro Grapes, and Moon Cheese, were all fantastic as expected, but the "space food sticks" were just strange artificial candy bars and powder drink mixes.

I love astronaut food. Specifically the ice cream. It takes me back to when I was a kid and took a trip with my school to the Kennedy Space Center where I bought some astronaut ice cream. I saw this Sampler pack awhile back and decided to purchase it just for fun. I was not let down. I received a one ice cream sandwich pack, one neapolitan ice cream pack, one chocolate ice cream with chocolate chips pack and two space food sticks..one in chocolate and one in peanut butter. They are all exactly as described and I couldn't be happier. As for it being in pieces, frankly, I have never bought a freeze dried product that was NOT in pieces. It's fragile stuff and unless you are at the place where it was freeze dried, it's probably gonna be in pieces. No biggie for me. I think it's a neat little pack of space food.

I have ordered this set before and noticed that several new items were added to the picture. I ordered it again and did not receive what was advertised. Instead of the tin of mints and food sticks, I received a bag of freeze-dried grapes and a tube of ice cream balls. I am a little annoyed that they put the grapes in as my son really liked the food sticks.