I traveled four international airlines in the past 4 weeks. I had a meal on every one of them. I ran my own plane food competition among those four airlines. Here are the results.
Best of 4 Airlines Food
Middle East Airlines had by far the best quality food.
A breakfast herb omelette that tasted like eggs, not a weird mix; was nicely browned, not a mush. It felt like it was just made and served with a potato croquette dipped in sesame seed.
Bonus a Lebanese cheese platter with mini pita breads.
Runner Up of 4 Airlines Food
Not bad chicken.
It was a bit mushy, but there was some taste to it.
And you could even taste the actual chicken among all the salt.
Not bad Air Canada.
Almost Worst of 4 Airlines Food
Lufthansa had its very uncomfortable seats with the worse leg room going against its rating; yet, I don't think this food would have made it past the other two.
When I unwrapped the platter, it looked almost home-made.
But in reality, it was beef cooked in sodium. I am glad my blood pressure did not explode the plane after this meal.
Worst of 4 Airlines Food
I thought I will be safe with the vegetarian option.
Some sort of carb (maybe a bio-genetic mixture of rice and pasta) cooked in something industrialized white ingredient.
Major blah
I should have just grabbed one of my mother's left over platters from the fridge instead.
Best of 4 Airlines Food
Middle East Airlines had by far the best quality food.
A breakfast herb omelette that tasted like eggs, not a weird mix; was nicely browned, not a mush. It felt like it was just made and served with a potato croquette dipped in sesame seed.
Bonus a Lebanese cheese platter with mini pita breads.
Runner Up of 4 Airlines Food
Not bad chicken.
It was a bit mushy, but there was some taste to it.
And you could even taste the actual chicken among all the salt.
Not bad Air Canada.
Almost Worst of 4 Airlines Food
Lufthansa had its very uncomfortable seats with the worse leg room going against its rating; yet, I don't think this food would have made it past the other two.
When I unwrapped the platter, it looked almost home-made.
But in reality, it was beef cooked in sodium. I am glad my blood pressure did not explode the plane after this meal.
Worst of 4 Airlines Food
I thought I will be safe with the vegetarian option.
Some sort of carb (maybe a bio-genetic mixture of rice and pasta) cooked in something industrialized white ingredient.
Major blah
I should have just grabbed one of my mother's left over platters from the fridge instead.
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