7 foods astronauts can't eat in space

Bread: Crumbs can float around and potentially damage equipment or get in astronauts' eyes.

Chips: They create crumbs which can be a nuisance in a zero-gravity environment.

Carbonated drinks: The bubbles can cause digestive issues in microgravity.

Fried foods: Frying produces grease which can splatter in a spacecraft's controlled environment.

Whole nuts: They can be difficult to chew and swallow in space, posing a choking hazard.

Fresh fruits and vegetables with high water content: They have a short shelf life and can spoil quickly.

Dairy products: Milk tends to go bad quickly and can cause digestive issues.