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Old Jan 8, 2015, 1:37 am
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PLEASE EXPAND AND READ THIS EXTENSIVE WIKI:

An archive of reports of meals served on Alaska Airlines between Jan. 1, 2015 and July 31, 2015 is available in this thread. Posts in this thread prior to Aug. 1 are discussion only; reports prior to this date were kept in a separate thread.

We have an archive of previous threads:
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/alask...on-thread.html

This is for 2015 food reports and discussion.

For quick ease of locating reports, when reporting, please follow the following formatting (see an example here). Pease bold the following headings:
  • Date the flight was taken
  • Flight Number and Route flown
  • Time of Departure
  • Length of flight
  • Class of service
  • Pre-Departure Beverage service
  • Meal served
  • A brief description of the meal
  • Photograph of the meal, if possible

As well, please add a link to your specific post to the list below in the format of [date] [route] [meal type]. You can copy the URL of your specific post by clicking on the "#[post number]" in the upper-right corner of your post.

Food Reports:
12/31/14 SJC-PDX snack? with photos
1/1/15 LAX-SEA snack
1/2/15 SEA-ANC dinner
1/1/15 SJC-SEA snack
1/1/15 SEA-OGG dinner
1/8/15 menu
1/9/15 SEA-ANC dinner
1/6/15 and 1/9/15 PHX-SEA-PHX
1/9/15 BLI-HNL dinner
1/9/15 BOS-SAN dinner with photos
1/10/15 SAN-BOS breakfast with photos
1/24/15 ANC-PHX Lunch
1/24/15 PHX-ANC Dinner
1/27/15 SEA-PHL Breakfast
1/27/15 PHL-SEA Dinner
1/28/15 SEA-PHL Breakfast
1/28/15 PHL-SEA Dinner
1/29/15 SEA-ANC Lunch
1/31/15 EWR-SEA Dinner

2/1/15 SEA-DTW Breakfast
2/1/15 SAN-SEA Lunch
2/1/15 DTW-SEA Dinner
2/2/15 OGG-SJC Dinner
2/2/15 SEA-EWR Dinner
2/4/14 SEA-ABQ Lunch
2/5/15 SEA-PHL Breakfast
2/7/17 SLC-SFO and SFO-SLC Snacks
2/7/15 DCA-PDX Dinner
2/8/15 SJC-OGG Breakfast
2/9/15 DCA-SEA Breakfast
2/9/15 ANC-PHX Lunch
2/9/15 PHX-ANC Dinner
2/16/15 SEA-SFO Snack
2/20/15 SEA-SNA Snack
2/26/15 SEA-ORD Breakfast
2/27/15 ORD-SEA Lunch/Snack

3/3/15 SEA-LAX Snack
3/3/15 LAX-SEA Snack

...

7/24/15 SFO-SEA Breakfast
7/29/15 ONT-SEA snack
7/30/15 ANC-JNU Snack
7/31/15 OAK-HNL breakfast
8/2/15 LAX-DCA lunch
8/?3?/15 LAX-SEA dinner
8/?4?/15 SAN-LIH lunch?
8/8/15 JNU-ANC Snack
8/23/15 ANC-JNU Breakfast
8/29/15 JNU-ANC Snack
9/5/15 STL-SEA Dinner


(Please help continue this categorization, both from the Jan-July thread as well as further reports in this thread)

Suggestions for other creative ways to parse this library of information:

Statistics (through January 11):
By flight:
Chipotle chicken with green beans and a cornbread muffin: SEA-ANC
Polenta with arugula salad: LAX-SEA, SEA-SNA-SEA
Cucina Fresca Three Cheese Ravioli: BOS-SAN

Current offerings:
As of [date], current meal choices:
Transcon breakfast:
Transcon lunch:
Transcon dinner:
Transcon snack:
Midcon breakfast:
Midcon lunch:
Midcon dinner:
Midcon snack:
West coast breakfast:
West coast lunch:
West coast dinner:
West coast snack:
Hawaii breakfast:
Hawaii lunch:
Hawaii dinner:
Hawaii snack:
[Other?]

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Old Dec 18, 2015, 7:40 pm
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Originally Posted by CRAZ8
I was about to order the pork when Mrs CRAZ8 gave me that look that says "Don't Even Try It Mr!" and I backed down and got an enormous glass of Baileys instead.

Then she ordered the desert - which I can't eat!
You two should have at least split it and give her the dessert
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Old Dec 19, 2015, 11:59 am
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Originally Posted by CRAZ8
... Then she ordered the desert - which I can't eat!
yeah, sand and cactus are pretty unappetizing
(this from someone who hails from Albuquerque and also spent three years at Edwards AFB)
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Old Dec 19, 2015, 3:31 pm
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Originally Posted by jrl767
yeah, sand and cactus are pretty unappetizing
(this from someone who hails from Albuquerque and also spent three years at Edwards AFB)
Mrs CRAZ8 lived at Edwards AFB too, and the brownie was a little dry, so I stand by my spelling!
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Old Dec 19, 2015, 11:50 pm
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Originally Posted by CRAZ8
Originally Posted by jrl767
yeah, sand and cactus are pretty unappetizing
(this from someone who hails from Albuquerque and also spent three years at Edwards AFB)
Mrs CRAZ8 lived at Edwards AFB too, and the brownie was a little dry, so I stand by my spelling!
Bet the pork was moist!

Next time say you need to 'audit' the pork for your FT friends
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Old Dec 22, 2015, 10:42 am
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Originally Posted by PDXPremier
The transcon menu looks pretty tasty, especially the pork tenderloin option.
my son and I both had the chicken on IAD-SEA last night (I actually expected him to go for the pork, since he's not a brussels sprouts fan)

I also skipped the dessert, but that's because I was still finishing my g&t and then got busy trying to do some work
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Old Dec 29, 2015, 7:08 pm
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Hi everyone, new here so hope I'm doing this correctly!

Date of flight: Dec. 25
Route: ANC to SEA
Time: 7:00
Length: about 3.5 hours
Class: F
Meal: Breakfast
Food: option of continental with fruit, yogurt, granola, pastry or grits (truly it wasn't polenta), eggs, chicken sausage, fruit and pastry
PDB: water bottle. FAsaid there was a problem with the coffee.

SEA to ORD
11:25 am
About 3.5 hours
Class: F
Meal: Lunch, I'm guessing
Food: turkey sandwich with pesto mayo. The turkey tasted love me it was smoked turkey. It also had cheese and tomato - pretty tasty. Chips, salad with blue cheese dressing, packaged cookie. Same exact meal on the return today which left ORD @ 1530.
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Fast away the old year passes. Were it that the same could be said for polenta!

Date the flight was taken: Dec. 30, 2015
Flight Number and Route flown: AS 69, SEA-KTN
Time of Departure: 6:45 pm
Length of flight: 678 miles
Class of service: F
Pre-Departure Beverage service: Bottled water passed out during boarding
Meal served: Dinner
A brief description of the meal: Barbecue short ribs, green beans, and a heapin' helpin' of the dreaded polenta. Roll, salad with bleu cheese dressing, and a cookie for dessert
Photograph of the meal, if possible: My eyes, my eyes!!

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Old Jan 6, 2016, 10:07 pm
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Time to move to the 2016 thread

http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/alask...6-edition.html
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Old Jan 6, 2016, 10:17 pm
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Originally Posted by dave1013
Fast away the old year passes. Were it that the same could be said for polenta!

Date the flight was taken: Dec. 30, 2015
Flight Number and Route flown: AS 69, SEA-KTN
Time of Departure: 6:45 pm
Length of flight: 678 miles
Class of service: F
Pre-Departure Beverage service: Bottled water passed out during boarding
Meal served: Dinner
A brief description of the meal: Barbecue short ribs, green beans, and a heapin' helpin' of the dreaded polenta. Roll, salad with bleu cheese dressing, and a cookie for dessert
Photograph of the meal, if possible: My eyes, my eyes!!

that looks much better than the gnocci i had on a lax-yvr flight
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Old Feb 10, 2016, 7:44 pm
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Flight/Date: AS 6; 2/6/16
Route: DCA-LAX
Equipment: 737-800 (N532AS)
Seat: 1D (Aisle)
Meal: Breakfast

As a Delta Platinum, I was upgraded the day prior to departure. When I saw the F/C seatmap on check-in, I thought it was a mistake since I never get upgraded on AS flights to and from DCA.

Being that this was an originating flight, and boarding began very early, I was expecting PDB. Even though the aisle was clear at many times during boarding, the F/A only came around with mini water bottles towards the end of boarding. I haven't been in F/C on AS in a few years, but I remember getting PDB on previous occasions. Service on the flight was okay. I had glasses with liquid in them snatched away from me a couple times while my eyes were closed. Had two glasses of champagne, but they ran out after that. The snack basket must have been brought through the cabin while I was sleeping. When I woke up, the F/A had it set-up for self-service across from the galley, so I helped myself to some Tim's Cascade BBQ Chips. I don't recall the other options.





In case it isn't clear, I selected the Asparagus Strata, Breakfast slider, and fruit and cheese plate. All were great. Breakfast is my least favorite airline meals (except for some of the Asian food offered on TransPac flights). This was certainly the best breakfast I've had on a U.S. domestic flight. I love that they allow you to a pick a few different items. The only other airlines I can think of that offer this kind of dining are Hawaiian, JetBlue (Mint), and Virgin America. So way to go AS. I'll be defecting from DL to AS in the next year or two. Hopefully I'll be able to score more upgrades when I'm on the right team.
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