Dinner :) HPN-ORD, you gotta hear this.
Nov 14, 2004, 2:17 am
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Originally Posted by ijgordon
ROTFLMAO! 
I always make a point to bring cooked pasta with me when flying AA domestic!
I always make a point to bring cooked pasta with me when flying AA domestic!
Nov 14, 2004, 6:53 am
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New Special Meal
Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!! You are one of the lucky ones to try one of those NEW special meals (e.g. Kosher, veg...) that AA wants to include in all flights....the AA code for that is ...( which stands for What the f...) 
Check American Way for full description.....
Check American Way for full description.....
Last edited by romcarlos; Nov 14, 2004 at 6:56 am
Nov 14, 2004, 7:07 am
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Originally Posted by romcarlos
Congratulations!!!!!!!!!!! You are one of the lucky ones to try one of those NEW special meals (e.g. Kosher, veg...) that AA wants to include in all flights....the AA code for that is ...( which stands for What the f...) Check American Way for full description.....
Check American Way for full description.....
Originally Posted by BEYFlyer
I think the idea behind it is to allow the passenger to create his/her own dish. Take all the ingredients provided and create your own. If you had come prepared with say some cooked pasta, you would've been all set for an excellent dinner.
I must have tuned into the Comedy Channel by mistake!
Nov 14, 2004, 7:37 am
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Originally Posted by Pakse
5. Two cookies - not bad.
Here's the weird part
5. A large container (4oz) of marinara sauce.
No one could figure that one out.
As a snack, this was fine. As dinner it was paltry.
All it all it was ok - but what on earth was the gravy for??
Here's the weird part
5. A large container (4oz) of marinara sauce.
No one could figure that one out.
As a snack, this was fine. As dinner it was paltry.
All it all it was ok - but what on earth was the gravy for??
My understanding is that they will do these marinara-provisioned flights until the pillows run out. Afterwards, the blankets will be chopped into pieces and served as very challenging steaks in brown gravy.