Is this a normal LGW ET breakfast?
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Is this a normal LGW ET breakfast?
This was on a band 3B flight: Large chocolate twist*, Moma porridge, yoghurt.
I expected a sub roll (which generally seems to refer to its sub-zero temperature) but this combination was actually rather pleasant.
*This is what Costa calls their lookalikes - I don't know if they have a different name.
I expected a sub roll (which generally seems to refer to its sub-zero temperature) but this combination was actually rather pleasant.
*This is what Costa calls their lookalikes - I don't know if they have a different name.
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Yes, first had this from LGW last June, in place of the nasty "breakfast roll" they used to serve
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/briti...akfast-et.html
http://www.flyertalk.com/forum/briti...akfast-et.html
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I am pretty certain that it's the normal breakfast at that time of the morning. I think my husband calls it "the twisty thing with yoghurt drink". Not sure about the porridge though.
I avoid the morning flight whenever I can (nothing to do with service - I just don't like getting up early), so I am not 100% sure, however.
Last edited by LTN Phobia; Jan 18, 2012 at 3:11 pm
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It is indeed the normal breakfast in ET from LGW. I'm glad you liked it. The Moma yoghurt is delicious, although a lot of people don't even try it because it's not a "known" brand name.
If you drink coffee, try dipping the twisty thing in it. Nom nom
If you drink coffee, try dipping the twisty thing in it. Nom nom
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Baconroll, I quite agree. The Moma yoghurt is superb and really really tasty. I usually manage to convince my brother that he doesn't want his
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Just ask for another from the crew. We usually have some left. I tend to keep some when I clear in, just in case you're onboard
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I was atking to a WW cc last summer and she mentioned the great will-power needed to resist gorging on the leftover desserts. I must admit that WT pear one is good. Is that even still around!?