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A TV dinner was an Earth invention in the 1950s that allowed pre-cooked, packaged meals to be quickly reheated. These were named due to a propensity to eat them while watching television.
This was listed by Tom Paris as one of the many things he loved about Earth's 20th century. (ST reference: Star Trek Cookbook)
 This article is a stub relating to a food or beverage. You can help our database by expanding on it.
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