New CO Domestic F dinner meals
....A change I wont like.
No Soup No Desert SMALL fruit bowl Cr@ppy "chicken" meat No starch On the positive, one non-meal flight had a snackbasket. :rolleyes: |
Originally Posted by PhillyPhlyer40
(Post 17979814)
....A change I wont like.
No Soup No Desert SMALL fruit bowl Cr@ppy "chicken" meat No starch On the positive, one non-meal flight had a snackbasket. :rolleyes: Which flight did you see this on? Seems strange that they'd serve fruit with dinner. |
What route? What time of the day?
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This sounds like the new snack plate, replacing the previously loathed salted luncheon meat and cheese.
Mine included a fruit bowl, cracker and cheese, cold sliced chicken breast on pasta salad, small brownie. |
Originally Posted by bocastephen
(Post 17982289)
This sounds like the new snack plate, replacing the previously loathed salted luncheon meat and cheese.
Mine included a fruit bowl, cracker and cheese, cold sliced chicken breast on pasta salad, small brownie. |
here is what CO is showing for their domestic F meals...
https://www.continental.com/web/en-U...ss/dining.aspx |
That's the new cold plate. It's actually quite good. The chicken seems to have a little smoke flavor and is well seasoned. The pasta salad is very good. I try to avoid the empty calories of pasta but couldn't stop eating it. Comes with a packaged piece of cheese too. Overall, much better than the old one---more like the Bethune era cold plates.
BTW, since when is pasta not a starch? |
Originally Posted by star_world
(Post 17981981)
What route? What time of the day?
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I was on CLE-PHX on CO last night and noticed the FC dinner didn't include soup, which I consider the best part of PMCO FC meals. Is soup gone with the merger or just hit and miss? The meal itself (salad followed by short ribs with vermicelli rice) was quite good, just missing my soup! Also, the warmed nuts were nothing but almonds. Is it luck of the draw between cashews (everyone's favorite, it seems) and the others? The warm cookie at the end was fine, I'm just not that big a cookie fan...
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Originally Posted by JDT1955
(Post 17983001)
I was on CLE-PHX on CO last night and noticed the FC dinner didn't include soup, which I consider the best part of PMCO FC meals. Is soup gone with the merger or just hit and miss? The meal itself (salad followed by short ribs with vermicelli rice) was quite good, just missing my soup! Also, the warmed nuts were nothing but almonds. Is it luck of the draw between cashews (everyone's favorite, it seems) and the others? The warm cookie at the end was fine, I'm just not that big a cookie fan...
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I'm concerned about reports the soup is gone - this was one of the highlights of the F meal and a stalwart of the CO product for years.
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Originally Posted by bocastephen
(Post 17983054)
I'm concerned about reports the soup is gone - this was one of the highlights of the F meal and a stalwart of the CO product for years.
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The soup is not gone. Not familiar enough with the changes to tell you why certain one haven't seen it.
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Originally Posted by JDT1955
(Post 17983001)
I was on CLE-PHX on CO last night and noticed the FC dinner didn't include soup, which I consider the best part of PMCO FC meals. Is soup gone with the merger or just hit and miss? The meal itself (salad followed by short ribs with vermicelli rice) was quite good, just missing my soup! Also, the warmed nuts were nothing but almonds. Is it luck of the draw between cashews (everyone's favorite, it seems) and the others? The warm cookie at the end was fine, I'm just not that big a cookie fan...
(Food was different, but also good on the return. No soup either way.) |
Originally Posted by EWR764
(Post 17980100)
Sounds like the legacy UA service. I knew CO's rather generous dinner service wouldn't last.
Which flight did you see this on? Seems strange that they'd serve fruit with dinner. But overall I don't know what the OP is saying, just had dinner on DCA- IAH on Monday and there was soup (albeit cold- served by a lackluster CO staff from EWR). Facts-> straight-> PLEASE :) |
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