Snacks midflight
#2
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Join Date: Nov 2004
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No, not to my knowledge. Not even in C class. I'm sure if you ask nicely the staff will be able to find something for you (at least they did this for me in C) but you will not find a bar/buffet area with fruits, sandwiches, snacks etc like on some other carriers. You are suppose to sleep - not eat again - after the meal service is compleyed
#5
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#7
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: BKK
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#8
Join Date: Sep 2006
Location: NE & SE Asia, N America
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It's been years since I flew TG long-haul and where I felt like I wanted something between meals, and recall the sandwiches were available. They looked though like the same sandwiches that are available in their lounges (ex-BKK flights), so perhaps easier to just grab a handful of sandwiches in the lounge (if you have access) and then you won't have to worry about whether they're available on the flight, and which variety. Do the sandwiches in the lounge still come tightly wrapped in plastic wrap like they did before? I haven't even bothered to check as I'm no longer the least bit interested in sandwiches.
For me personally, after becoming a picky eater and wanting only items I consider healthy and in-line with my eating/health goals, I simply buy in advance any snacks I think I might need on the flight and bring them with me. That way I'm never disappointed, and the snacks I buy, relative to the cost of the flight, is so tiny that it's of absolutely no consequence. I used to be a bit silly and try to get as much for free as I could, whereas now I try to think about it more logically and choose the way that best suits me and my lifestyle and not worry about the small cost of something.
For me personally, after becoming a picky eater and wanting only items I consider healthy and in-line with my eating/health goals, I simply buy in advance any snacks I think I might need on the flight and bring them with me. That way I'm never disappointed, and the snacks I buy, relative to the cost of the flight, is so tiny that it's of absolutely no consequence. I used to be a bit silly and try to get as much for free as I could, whereas now I try to think about it more logically and choose the way that best suits me and my lifestyle and not worry about the small cost of something.
#9
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: BKK
Programs: TG ROP Platinum, M&M Senator, IHG Platinum, Accor Platinum
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Your attitude is good and different than 95% of the passengers, who maximize the "get for free"-approach even it jeopardizes their health or is hazardous to environment!
#13
Join Date: Jun 2007
Programs: ROP Gold
Posts: 1,292
I had to quarrel once with the purser to get instant noodles served (in J class) as snacks, so I never bothered to ask them anymore.
#14
Join Date: Jul 2013
Location: BKK
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but it's not healthy!
#15
Join Date: Jun 2007
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