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<blockquote data-quote="Totto" data-source="post: 1001894" data-attributes="member: 91524"><p>I've never done a 31 h trip but ordinary flights are bad enough. For my recent trip to the UK I left from home at 5.50 AM, happy to have had time to make coffee and provided with a bag of nuts as breakfast on first leg. At Arlanda I chose a smoke over searching for edibles so thought I'd venture a sandwich on the plane to Heathrow. First airborne sandwich I ever had and I can't recall if I ever had anything quite as disgusting before, a disgrace worthy of a medal in a Frankenfood competition. You live and learn. It didn't kill me though and the few nuts left kept body and soul together until I arrived mid afternoon in North London.</p><p></p><p>Going back to Visby I had a mediocre English breakfast before I went to Heathrow (can I have some butter, please? Yes madam, here is the butter. No, I'm sorry, that's not butter, that's spread. Oh, madam, this is butter, you want butter, you have butter. It is Flora butter.) but I managed with some more nuts. Handy, filling, nutritious little marvels, nuts.</p><p></p><p>Next time I might make something eggy to bring with me too.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Totto, post: 1001894, member: 91524"] I've never done a 31 h trip but ordinary flights are bad enough. For my recent trip to the UK I left from home at 5.50 AM, happy to have had time to make coffee and provided with a bag of nuts as breakfast on first leg. At Arlanda I chose a smoke over searching for edibles so thought I'd venture a sandwich on the plane to Heathrow. First airborne sandwich I ever had and I can't recall if I ever had anything quite as disgusting before, a disgrace worthy of a medal in a Frankenfood competition. You live and learn. It didn't kill me though and the few nuts left kept body and soul together until I arrived mid afternoon in North London. Going back to Visby I had a mediocre English breakfast before I went to Heathrow (can I have some butter, please? Yes madam, here is the butter. No, I'm sorry, that's not butter, that's spread. Oh, madam, this is butter, you want butter, you have butter. It is Flora butter.) but I managed with some more nuts. Handy, filling, nutritious little marvels, nuts. Next time I might make something eggy to bring with me too. [/QUOTE]
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