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I couldnt resist it...

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:lol: :lol:

Saw it on BBC World while I was in Ibiza and....

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I considered doing it on BWIA, but realised far too late :P
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I wish I'd have known on the way out I couldve taken a photo of


Chicken in mushroom sauce with veg, cadburys caramel, profiterole mush and prawn cocktail, and no knife and fork :-P
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I really don't think I could stoumach so called "cooked" airline food.
I've always just had something cold.
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It was unbelievably nice actually, considering the smell emitting from the kitchen area
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Hmm... from what I've heard and scen they don't just overcook but pulverise vegetables.

I've only ever eaten one "cooked" meal and that was a BA breakfast flying to Dusseldorf.
Since then I've always declined hot meals. Haven't been served anything hot (i.e. luke warm) on DLH. They did serve nice salads, hams and puddings though :D.
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Spanairs breakfasts, esp. Scrambled Egg, is a big NO!
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BWIA are actually very good - warm rolls with the meal, a warm scone with jam and cream - hot food was very good!
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