Originally Posted by DCAFly
(Post 31146130)
A&W burger with a DQ Blizzard as a chaser. That's a preview of heaven.
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This should really be about bringing on food on to a plane in general as some foods can be very smelly and I find people that bring really greasy and gross food onto a plane 100% clueless and manner less. If I ever bring food onto a plane it's normally a turkey and tomato sandwich that's it.
Having attempted to eat BA food in the past I can at least partly understand why this kid brought a bag on board LOL |
Originally Posted by Cloudship
(Post 31139781)
So is it then acceptable to take a Five guys burger on board, but not a McDonald's?
I searched for 5G near me and I seem to be in a Petri dish exclusion zone, there's a ring of them about 40 miles from where I live. |
Originally Posted by T8191
(Post 31146568)
Please tell me you’re not British. :D
Though, apart from the odd power/cliff/luna bar, I can't remember the last time I brought food onto a plane. |
I hope there was BBQ sauce... Not worth it otherwise.
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Originally Posted by krispy84
(Post 31088482)
Just clicked on this thread and seen we’re up to page 7 already, oh goody! 😁 ^ @:-) |
Fun thread😁
What if someone buys an F product and is so careless to note there is a lounge included and sinoly buys Mc food thinking he she is not sure if food is available onboard! |
Ah, this thread has resurfaced. A classic.
To be fair, based on some of the photos that people have been uploading of the efforts in CW, I'd suggest taking fast food on board is more than fair game these days. Mac&Fries is the new Do&Co :D |
Anything foes in the new normal. And people should have their face covering on over their nose and mouth so shouldn’t be bothered by the smell either.
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Given that the aircraft smells of hydraulic fluid, bacon from this mornings breakfast, body odour and fart - yes even first class has these - food smells are superfluous.
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Originally Posted by A P Yu
(Post 33876542)
Given that the aircraft smells of hydraulic fluid, bacon from this mornings breakfast, body odour and fart - yes even first class has these - food smells are superfluous.
Surströmming or Durian on board to eat :D EDIT... just noticed that the first of these 'delicacies' has apparently already been banned by BA. Still, at least there's always the chicken tikka masala to fall back on |
That, to my mind, is excellent service.
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Originally Posted by FFlash
(Post 33876426)
Fun thread😁
What if someone buys an F product and is so careless to note there is a lounge included and sinoly buys Mc food thinking he she is not sure if food is available onboard! |
Originally Posted by ratechaser
(Post 33876559)
i wonder if you'd still agree if someone brought
Surströmming or Durian on board to eat :D EDIT... just noticed that the first of these 'delicacies' has apparently already been banned by BA. Still, at least there's always the chicken tikka masala to fall back on |
Originally Posted by ratechaser
(Post 33876559)
i wonder if you'd still agree if someone brought
Surströmming or Durian on board to eat :D EDIT... just noticed that the first of these 'delicacies' has apparently already been banned by BA. Still, at least there's always the chicken tikka masala to fall back on |
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