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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 13112959)
Here's the previously-mentioned AirFrance food layout from last week:
Starter Appetizer Entree Cheese Plate Dessert Pre-Arrival Meal And here was the experience in December 2008. I would love AirFrance's food on pretty much any other airline's seats. Kinda puts CO BF food to shame, really, doesn't it?! |
Posty Post! :-:
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Originally Posted by ssullivan
(Post 13112703)
At least they aren't as sad as the US fanboys. And yes, there really are a few out them out there.
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Originally Posted by Steph3n
(Post 13112979)
sorry too busy devouring perfectly crust cheese melted on top :)
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minestrone soup is meh
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Originally Posted by Brituchenite
(Post 13112994)
Kinda puts CO BF food to shame, really, doesn't it?!
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All this food talk makes me want to finish making dinner. I must post, however...
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my poor friends were 3hrs delayed getting into EWR from LHR
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Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 13113009)
What AF is able to do with food and drink should be viewed as a challenge by the competition.
LittleMissBrit and I flew VS Upper Class and to be honest, I thought the food was rather mediocre. |
Originally Posted by icurhere2
(Post 13112959)
Here's the previously-mentioned AirFrance food layout from last week:
What is the small bowl? Pic is not close enough to make out exactly. I know a commercial cheddar filled mini crepe... Appetizer foie gras looking mighty large :D I can eat some of it, but that much I'd have to choke down. Salmon, looks really nice tho. Entree I like eggplant, but that looks absolutely disgusting, from a presentation standpoint at least. it leaves no color and beauty of the eggplant. Cheese Plate CO BF beats this hands down ^ Dessert very nice, is that green tea sorbet?? Pre-Arrival Meal Do the oranges have cream on them? If not something looks funny about them. |
Originally Posted by Brituchenite
(Post 13113012)
my poor friends were 3hrs delayed getting into EWR from LHR
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Originally Posted by HeathrowGuy
(Post 13112901)
CO, along with United and its Star Alliance partners, offers a better network, particularly for NYC-area and TATL/TPAC travel. And unlike AA and BA, no wayaward restrictions barring you from earning onr redeeming miles on partner carrier flights.
Or - I run back up on CO and get mid-tier on both alliances. Decisions, decisions... |
The food in Etihad Pearl Biz and Diamond First is out of this world. And, it's "on demand" so it is so much nicer than having to wade through a 4 or 5 course meal all at once.
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Originally Posted by Brituchenite
(Post 13113036)
The food in Etihad Pearl Biz and Diamond First is out of this world. And, it's "on demand" so it is so much nicer than having to wade through a 4 or 5 course meal all at once.
I am limited in my options realistically, due to needing to get to PEK, with 3 tickets, on the same plane. |
Must....not...fall....further...behind...
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