ADL-MEL Meal?

[Chucksta]

I am flying from ADL to MEL on a Saturday.

The QF website just says breakfast served. Will this be a hot breakfast?

thanks

Chucksta

 

[Mr_Gimlet]

I am flying from ADL to MEL on a Saturday.

The QF website just says breakfast served. Will this be a hot breakfast?

thanks

Chucksta

At the moment, it's normally the egg mcmuffin combo (assuming you are in Y)

 

[Chucksta]

At the moment, it's normally the egg mcmuffin combo (assuming you are in Y)

Yep... Y seat.... Can I get fries with that???:mrgreen:

 

[serfty]

... or it may be cereal (Kellogs "Just Right") and a banana like I had on Saturday morning!

( - no fries, they can't deep fry chips on an aircraft yet - To dangerous)

More here:

• Domestic Economy - Cuisine

 

[Shano]

I haven't had the muffin for a couple of months now. As serfty noted, breakfast seems to have reverted to cereal, fruit and a fruit brioche.

 

[Chucksta]

What's a fruit brioche?

 

[Shano]

The strange looking slightly warmed roll with bits of fruit in it.

Have to confess though that it does not look much like anything here

Perhaps fruit bun might be more appropriate.

 

[Mr_Gimlet]

What's a fruit brioche?

It looks like a scone but tastes like a bread roll. (edit: but with bits of fruit in)

 

[oz_mark]

...but does it have the high butter and egg content?

 

[NM]

...but does it have the high butter and egg content?

You mean the high cholesterol version

 

[Va Bene]

The MEL-ADL breakfast this morning was Just Right cereal and a brioche sans fruit which looked and tasted like a bread roll (frozen then reheated).
I think they now use the egg and bacon muffins for wheel chocks. Maccas now use 'real' bacon and 'real' eggs. Not sure what QF were using.

 

[Flashback]

Interestingly enough, I've done a few Qantaslink flights recently; and on all flights the bread roll (lunch + dinner) has been both warm, and not so bad to eat!

 

[straitman]

Interestingly enough, I've done a few Qantaslink flights recently; and on all flights the bread roll (lunch + dinner) has been both warm, and not so bad to eat!

Interesting.

Most flights I've been on the bread roll was probably the most dangerous weapon on board. :shock:

 

[Flashback]

Interesting.

Most flights I've been on the bread roll was probably the most dangerous weapon on board. :shock:

Qantaslink (operated by National Jet), or Qantas? This is my experience with Qantas... but with QL, I've been pleasantly surprised

It's a different type of roll, too.. I can take a pic next Friday if you like

 

[NM]

Qantaslink (operated by National Jet), or Qantas? This is my experience with Qantas... but with QL, I've been pleasantly surprised

It's a different type of roll, too.. I can take a pic next Friday if you like

Qantas purchase the left over QantasLink bread rolls. They collect them every Friday ready for the following week's flights.

 

[Flashback]

Qantas purchase the left over QantasLink bread rolls. They collect them every Friday ready for the following week's flights.

Well played.

 

[oz_mark]

Qantas purchase the left over QantasLink bread rolls. They collect them every Friday ready for the following week's flights.

I was under the impression they went into storage before they appeared on a QF flight/

 

[Flashback]

Qantas purchase the left over QantasLink bread rolls. They collect them every Friday ready for the following three week's flights.

There you go, all fixed.

 

[JohnK]

There is nothing wrong with the bread rolls served on Qantas or Qantaslink flights.

If there is nothing further to add to this thread can it please be closed?

 

[Flashback]

There is nothing wrong with the bread rolls served on Qantas or Qantaslink flights.

If there is nothing further to add to this thread can it please be closed?

Oh I didn't realise... if JohnK has spoken, there really cannot be anything more to say. My apologies!

Everyone knows Qantas "rolls" are pathetic and sad.