Jan 27, 2015, 2:12 pm
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Please post all images of A3's food and beverage offerings in both Economy and Business Class, both domestic and international routes.
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Aegean Airlines catering thread share your inflight food pictures here
Nov 29, 2016, 12:37 pm
#301
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Nov 29, 2016, 1:01 pm
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This is like one of these puzzles I don't want to let go :P If you had photographed the other side, it would probably state what it is (I think my touloumbaki did, and it was the same packaging).
Considering (most of) the typical eastern sweets that Terkenlis makes, and by process of elimination, could they be ροξάκια (roxakia)? See the photo here, for example (they have cocoa in the middle):
http://mikrikouzina.blogspot.de/2014...og-post_5.html
On second thought- could the filling have been dried fruit? For example, prunes? Were there any nuts in it as well?
Considering (most of) the typical eastern sweets that Terkenlis makes, and by process of elimination, could they be ροξάκια (roxakia)? See the photo here, for example (they have cocoa in the middle):
http://mikrikouzina.blogspot.de/2014...og-post_5.html
On second thought- could the filling have been dried fruit? For example, prunes? Were there any nuts in it as well?
They look like small versions of these Politikos, BUT whatever filling that was inside didn't taste like prunes.
Nov 30, 2016, 4:05 am
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Dec 5, 2016, 5:13 am
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The octopus is back and I took the "Closer to Greece" beef this time:
One last trio of desserts
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The food was excellent as always and the crew on all 4 flights were lovely. The purser on ATH-TXL stood out as the best of the lot though. Her service was perfect and she kept sending disgruntled economy passengers down to the back of the aircraft to use the toilets. Ha ha! Another great set of flights on A3. I'm very much looking forward to "having" to fly them again to requalify next year.
One last trio of desserts
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The food was excellent as always and the crew on all 4 flights were lovely. The purser on ATH-TXL stood out as the best of the lot though. Her service was perfect and she kept sending disgruntled economy passengers down to the back of the aircraft to use the toilets. Ha ha! Another great set of flights on A3. I'm very much looking forward to "having" to fly them again to requalify next year.
Great pics. Nice to see you had a fun MR. Horrified to see the octopus back though
The rest looks great.
Dec 5, 2016, 5:55 am
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Dec 5, 2016, 9:49 am
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Dec 6, 2016, 2:05 am
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Dec 6, 2016, 2:46 pm
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Did a little mileage run with A3 last week. Since i couldn't upgrade my P-class ticket's with a upgrade coupon 
i can only share with you the meals i had to suffer in Y:
This first meal is a sort of rice/pasta thing which i don't know the name off with 2 meat balls. Not super tasty, comforted myself with the free wine:
(I had this meal twice, once on A3669 LIS-ATH and once on A3853 TXL-ATH)
Then a had a breakfast on my last flight A3616 ATH-AMS which was a bread thingy filled with some form of feta cheese and a greek yoghurt:
i can only share with you the meals i had to suffer in Y:This first meal is a sort of rice/pasta thing which i don't know the name off with 2 meat balls. Not super tasty, comforted myself with the free wine:
(I had this meal twice, once on A3669 LIS-ATH and once on A3853 TXL-ATH)
Then a had a breakfast on my last flight A3616 ATH-AMS which was a bread thingy filled with some form of feta cheese and a greek yoghurt:
Dec 13, 2016, 6:38 am
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Dec 13, 2016, 6:46 am
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Dec 13, 2016, 7:45 am
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If I remember well, there are more detailed instructions in the trip report thread.