Food and Drink

The food and drink of The Sanctum is at once familiar and unfamiliar, encompassing known world cuisine of the 21st century, heretofore unimagined fusion cuisine, and entirely new creations. Eating out exists in the full formality spectrum, from five-star sit-down dining in District 1 to hand-pushed food carts in District 4.

Food
Seafood: There is one fish farm and one shrimp flat that service District 1, but otherwise? It isn't a thing. Not the real, fresh stuff. No place to have it under the dome. CLONED seafood made from a vat full of artificial flavorings- yep. PLENTY OF THAT. Basically no red lobster but plenty of krab.

Meat and dairy: most comes from ranches in District 2, the bulk of it goes to District 1 while cloned/processed versions are distributed to the remainder. Going to your corner grocer in District 4 and asking for milk or butter, the real deal, will get you laughed at. Take your margarine, powdered egg product and Milkx and be happy!

Produce: See the above situation with meat and dairy. The higher the number of your district, the less likely the stuff on your plate will resemble the original form it was modelled upon. guaranteed to have all of the appropriate ratios of macro- and micro-nutrients, though!

Grains: Grains such as rice, wheat, barley, and rye are all produced in District 2. There is a processing facility close to the hub that transforms the raw grains into more domestically useble forms and also does quite a bit of carbohydrate production in the form of bread and various frozen doughs.

Drink
The standards exist: water, coffee, tea, variously flavoured non-alcoholic beverages, wine, beer, and so on. No promises how many actual tea leaves, coffee beans, grapes, hops, and so on saw any of those beverages, of course, but that should go without saying at this point. Some local specialities, however, include:

Liquid Sunshine: Tastes like citrus punch, has a hell of a kick, glows golden, is carbonated and gives off sweet smelling smoke for some reason. You can take a pull and blow a ring like you would from a hooka.

Boiling Blood: Red, bubbles, and is warm in the mouth and thick like cough syrup. Tastes of cinnimon. Made with tomatoes and hellfire.

Purple Death: glows when agitated, has light floral notes but kicks like 141. Has been known to give spiritual experiences to those that drink it. May or may not glitch the ports for .00005 seconds.