Taste of Space returns at Kennedy Space Center
Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex is again showcasing out-of-this world flavors with the return of Taste of Space food festival.
There will be a new menu of drinks, dips, desserts and soups plus guests can attend festive after-hours events, including the 2nd Annual Taste of Space “Marstini” Shake-Off contest.
Taste of Space: Fall Bites! will take place at several eateries throughout the visitor complex.
New this year is Space Bowl Bistro at Gateway: The Deep Space Launch Complex.
The Orbit Cafe will feature a cheesy potato casserole with an artisan bratwurst, a black forest cupcake and a citrus gelatin dessert with a lemon foam topping, served in a mini beer tankard.
Visitors can also enjoy a bowl of beer cheese soup topped with crunchy bacon and served with a fresh pretzel, or pumpkin cheesecake at Moon Rock Cafe.
For more dessert, Milky Way will offer apple blossom pastry with caramel drizzle.
Taste of Space: Fall Bites is included with regular admission to Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.
With the purchase of any two Taste of Space meals, guests will receive a commemorative pin, available at the Space Shop.
Back by popular demand, the 2nd Annual Taste of Space Marstini Shake-Off event will take place on October 7.
“Taste of Space allows our chefs to really get creative and show off their expertise and artistry,” said Therrin Protze, chief operating officer, Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex.
Recommended for guests 21+, participants will cheer on local bartenders from Playalinda Brewing Company: Brix Project, Third Culture Kitchen, The Space Bar and Jack & Harry’s as they create their version of the perfect Marstini.
Guests can sample drinks and then vote for their favorites.
A new finale event will take place this year on November 4. Details will be announced soon.
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