Qantas domestic economy meals

[anat0l]

...there is no special meal that guarantees meat protein...

... keeping blood sugars in check.

What about a diabetic meal?

 

[Aeryn]

Im not diabetic, so i want the dessert, which is fine if you eat protein first, skip bread/pasta/rice.

But a good friend is diabetic and having seen that the bland low protein meal she received that is not the answer. I was amazed how much more processed and carby the diabetic meal was.

Back in the day the Ansett whYd standard breaky of a real egg, beef sausage, bacon, tomato, mushrooms and a hasbrown was great breaky.

Beef/pork/Lamb (as meatballs, curry/stew, steak) and veg (pumpkin/potato, brocoli, cauliflower, zuchini) would be great for Lunch/Dinner. Offer bread roll for the carb obsessed but the pasta/rice is imo empty calories.

 

[Groundfeeder]

Im not diabetic, so i want the dessert, which is fine if you eat protein first, skip bread/pasta/rice.

But a good friend is diabetic and having seen that the bland low protein meal she received that is not the answer. I was amazed how much more processed and carby the diabetic meal was.

Back in the day the Ansett whYd standard breaky of a real egg, beef sausage, bacon, tomato, mushrooms and a hasbrown was great breaky.

Beef/pork/Lamb (as meatballs, curry/stew, steak) and veg (pumpkin/potato, brocoli, cauliflower, zuchini) would be great for Lunch/Dinner. Offer bread roll for the carb obsessed but the pasta/rice is imo empty calories.

Pumpkin and broccoli are not holiday foods.

 

[AIRwin]

QF825 DRW-BNE:

 

[anat0l]

QF825 DRW-BNE:
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Was that the only option?

 

[Aeryn]

The Poke salad with chicken is actually quite tasty and better than some of the vego J meals as has a decent portion of protein.

Pumpkin and broccoli are not holiday foods.

I've eaten plenty of broccoli and pumpkin whilst on holidays, amongst my top 5 favourite vegetables provided they accompany meat.

Also not everyone flying is on holidays, many are travelling for work and often relying on onboard meals given work constraints mean they may not have had time to eat before or after.

 

[AIRwin]

Was that the only option?

The other option was beef stroganoff

 

[CaptJCool]

Proof there’s no dom meals…

Look Up
“Fed Up”

Why you need more you already Ate

 

[anat0l]

QF631 BNE-MEL dep 1625 a/c 738

CSM mentioned we were receiving a light refreshment. In this case, we got the beef ragu and mushroom pie. The CSM helped serve in the Y cabin and was most enthusiastically encouraging everyone to give the pie a go.

It was tasty but I think the description of the filling oversold it a bit for me. The filling was so minced up, I don't think you could sell to me that there was mushroom. But... it was a tasty pie. Tomato sauce (ketchup) was also given for those so inclined - you had to pour it out of the mini-tub (it did pour). Note - this was sauce, not relish and not chutney.

Every passenger also received a Lindt ball, as well as drink of choice. The CSM was very nice to offer a cup of sparkling white from J to me before, then going on that idea he proactively offered me the Y white, which was a Pinot Grigio (in his opinion, a superior white compared to the J offering).

What was offered was fine for an apero/aperitif/apertivo. This is not a meal, unless your idea of dinner is minimal.