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Old Nov 12, 2012 | 3:31 am
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Originally Posted by stimpy
It was pasta in a cream sauce with mushrooms and a large (for Y) piece of cake. I didn't measure the box, but it seems sizeable enough for a Y meal and was served hot. I will take that any day over a cold serving of ham and a slice of melon. But of course everyone has their preferences. And I would expect the front of the plane ate very well on this route. I flew ATH-AMS with KL in biz back before they upgraded their Euro-biz offerings and even then it was a nice dinner on that route.
I agree with you warm is nice. And indeed the C meal on this route by lx is indeed very good, but to be honest so it is on AF even before the changes- would include little galettes which AF use instead of nuts, then starter then hot main (my last was a pan seared seabass with champagne sauce, orzo pasta-for some reason AF seems to have a permanent fascination with orzo pasta - and fine beans, a small plate with two pieces of cheese, dessert and them a "cafe gourmand" (meaning disgusting coffee with delicious chocolates from cluziel and valrhona. To me where AF have blatantly weak in c was more flights lasting 1h30-3hr. I also think that AF is ok in y on that length- it is cold and I would prefer warm but much larger than the lx version you get a main course salad much like ba ce band 1-2 ones before the change a piece of cheese, bread butter and then a largish pack of biscuits.
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