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Originally Posted by BizflyerNorway
(Post 11079913)
Definitly Jägermeister on all flights!
Fck the fooD! BFN:cool: |
Originally Posted by The Viking
(Post 11086508)
Eric Rodez Blanc De Noirs champagne has a richer taste than Pol Roger which handles better in the air (dry air, reduced cabin pressure etc), is about the same price and'll do nicely..
I agree. I had this (among others) at New Years Eve and it's a Champagne that should do well in the air also. For food do I suggest a mix between the orgin(s) and destination. I.e. Scandinavian and French food |
Gastronomy from Toulouse region:
- Aperitif: Floc de Gascogne (wine whose fermentation has been stopped by added armagnac) - salade perigourdine (including smoked & dried duck breast, bacon i tærn, confit duck (gesiers and/or manchon) and foie gras). It would be better to have foie gras separately though for the wine. - Salmis de palombe (kind of birdie roasted with a mashed-ham and armagnac flambed sauce) - cheese (especially from the basque country) - clafouti de pruneaux (cake with pruneaux marinated in armagnac and flavoured with "orange flower") - Armagnac (as a change from the rather common cognac offered in the air) Cassoulet is also nice but a bit too heavy in the air. Wines: sauternes/Montbazillac/Pacherenc for the foie gras, Crozes Hermitages/Nuits Saint Georges/Saint Emilion for the Salmis de Palombe |
Originally Posted by tommy777
(Post 11084962)
If you want gravlaks, take a scheduled SAS flight. They serve them all the time :D
A huge self-serve bar of foie gras would be nice :p |
I would suggest Swedish surströmmings. And as all SAS flights are no smoking there´s got to be snus with the cognac instead of cigars.
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Originally Posted by The Viking
(Post 11086508)
Tony has access to some of the best Norwegian(!) oysters around that'll match up the Pol Roger perfectly, but getting them opened and served on board might be tricky if not handled expertly.
Eric Rodez Bland De Noirs champagne has a richer taste than Pol Roger which handles better in the air (dry air, reduced cabin pressure etc), is about the same price and'll do nicely.. |
Surströmmings? Well, then, why don't I suggest a smorgestorte?
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Originally Posted by Helsinki Flyer
(Post 11087584)
I would suggest Swedish surströmmings. And as all SAS flights are no smoking there´s got to be snus with the cognac instead of cigars.
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Flight from OSL - fiskeboller! (Fish balls)
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Originally Posted by gakke
(Post 11089449)
Flight from OSL - fiskeboller! (Fish balls)
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Originally Posted by kjsaw
(Post 11089189)
Please no :P We don't want this to be punishment :P How about some musta makkara ;)
In my whole life, I had never tasted Akvavit before taking the infamous SAS OSL-China flights in C-class. I then asked FA if I could taste Akvavit. He said no problem. What a taste. :rolleyes: A few minutes later he came back with a few miniature bottles of the stuff, saying this is for tomorrow morning. :D I never tried them the next morning as I got out into the city of CPH and got sunburned for not using sunscreen. No use for that stuff in China as I never had any contact with direct sunshine because of the smog.:eek: |
Can I order SFML? ;):p
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Of all the things I get happy about on an airplane...
Coca-cola (and may I *please* keep the whole can!) Warmed rolls A lot can go wrong, but if I have those two things, the flight was not a disaster. |
Originally Posted by callie-girl
(Post 11214858)
Of all the things I get happy about on an airplane...
Coca-cola (and may I *please* keep the whole can!) Warmed rolls |
Originally Posted by SK_RSJ
(Post 11215575)
Coke and warm bread? OK. :confused:
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