Mac and Cheese
Dec 10, 19, 1:12 am
#49
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) and added a bit of the ruby cole slaw on the side (i object to mayonnaise in slaws but had enough fish to fry already!) and it was a very nice plate!
Last edited by orbitmic; Dec 10, 19 at 1:28 am
Dec 10, 19, 1:20 am
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Dec 10, 19, 1:29 am
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Dec 10, 19, 2:33 am
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It's so they can say it's the dish's name rather than it having to contain macaroni. At some point, they'll swap out the cheese.
Dec 10, 19, 3:45 am
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About a week ago, I received my CCR mac and cheese (penne) but it was ice cold, so she brought a second one within minutes and it was elbow pasta.
Dec 10, 19, 3:53 am
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I'm not trying to start a EK v BA argument, but even at outstations like MAN, EK provide a fantastic selection of hot and cold food in their lounges (far better than the on-board food IME). There were about 10 hot item choices on Saturday. The Thai Chicken curry was lovely, and that was after a really fresh prawn salad starter.
If BA are going to do Mac and Cheese, at least get it right... It's not a hard dish!
