Originally Posted by brocklee9000

Okay, I have a question about...protocol, I guess. In the spring we'll be in J to AMS. I seem to see the same pattern on the Delta One menu: appetizer, main dish, and dessert sections. It looks like the entree is the only sections that specifically states to select one of the offerings, whereas the other sections are lacking this restriction. It is obvious why you must pick only one entree. However, am I assuming correctly that for the first course, you'll be offered everything in the "Starters" section (such as antipasto, salad, and soup)? And does that also go for the dessert, could you in theory say "ah, the fruit/cheese sounds good and the dessert sampler does too, I think I'll have both"?

Forgive the naive question, it will be my first time flying DL J in over three years (the first and only time was on a 76G with the BE recliners). I seem to recall the starters were all plated on the tray at once, which is why I assume they are all offered to each passenger. But for dessert, I remember being disappointed (because it was either fruit, or fruit/cheese) and I didn't care for most of the cheese. The ice cream sundae I had heard all about simply was not offered. Since the dessert cart is a new thing for me, I was just curious how it works. So when they wheel past you, can you just pick one of each dessert you want? Or is that considered crass? Oh, and when it says a "variety of sweet and savory snacks" is available, is that just a self-serve assortment in the galley, and is it similar to the domestic snack basket?