Yes. Since all food consumed in Antarctica -- with a exceptions, below -- is imported, it is either canned or frozen for transport to the continent.
Fresh produce can be imported during the summer season. Some scientific stations grow lettuce, tomatoes, spices and edible flowers in hydroponic labs, for consumption on the continent. Per the Antarctic Treaty, all food grown on the continent must be consumed on the continent.
If you plan to eat on your expedition to Antarctica, canned food is a great source of nutrition and convenience.
I guess so. But you surely can't bring canned food in you carry-on luggage.
he ate his own body and he ate the dogs and canned food ?
He took canned food, rope, dogs, sledge
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You need to bring rice, canned or dried fruit, and meat.
canned food and beans or rice
Many canned goods that he could easy make.
caned soup, baked beans and noodles :) good luck on your trip if you ever go
If you want to eat in Antarctica, you have to bring your food with you. All you will find there is ice.
There are no fruits that grow in Antarctica; nothing grows there. It's too cold.
If there were Inuits working at one of the laboratories in Antarctica, they would eat what the rest of the research team would eat. There are few examples of canned or freeze-dried delicacies. See link
When you are travelling into another country, you will have to pay attention to the items that you are allowed to bring into your destination. If you are travelling to South Africa, you can bring dry sealed packaged food.