Originally Posted by
red1339
QR has a very similar publicly facing policy, presumably because they're concerned about legal risk. However, the reality, is different, allergen menus are common in, and out, of DOH. What I was interested in specifically was whether such allergy sheets tend to be loaded, an example of what I'm looking for is pasted below, from a recent QR flight.
IIRC, when travelling with a family member with nut allergy sometime back, the crew brought out a significantly less hi-tech menu than QR (i.e. a few sheets of paper within a folder) that showed allergens within the onboard menu items. But not BTC items as, presumably, one would ask about allergens before booking the cook. But my memory was 5-6 years back though and I'm unsure if the process has changed.