What Should We Serve at a Physics Themed Dinner?

[samack]

My physicist father is retiring next month and we want to throw him a physics themed dinner. Does anyone have any ideas for food? Or any other tips? This is a family only dinner so there will only be around five people there.

 

[TheStatutoryApe]

What branch of physics was he involved in? Or was he maybe a physics professor?

 

[Danger]

Serve the wine in Klein bottles.
Twist the bacon into Mobius bands.

ah... that's all I've got for now. I'll think on it a bit.

 

[samack]

Thanks for the replies!

He's had a long career... but he's now in industrial physics, and one of his specialties is self repairing materials.

When I was growing up he was constantly saying 'physics is everywhere' so I reckon anything physics related would be great.

 

[Chi Meson]

We had a thread on this topic not too long ago. I tried a search, but couldn't find it.

But you know...Fig Newtons are a must. And if you are really precise, watch your Sig Fig Newtons.

 

[TheStatutoryApe]

Maybe Microwave Dinners?

For a mad scientist theme you could use dried ice for the drinks which will make them look like this...

And you can make ice cream for dessert using liquid nitrogen. I think you should be able to have a bar of ingredients and mix and serve to order though that may take a lot more liquid nitrogen then making a single large batch.

 

[NeoDevin]

PIE!

Edit: Won't let me capitalize the whole word, what's up with that?

Edit 2: Apparently it will when I add more text.

 

[samack]

Thanks for the ideas - definitely some food for thought!