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In my experience, Vegetarian means overcooked pasta for most flights.My partner has just booked to visit family in Australia. He’s flying with Qatar Airways and said the choice of meals was huge including low carb. Unfortunately he opted for vegetarian so I won’t be able to report back on their low carb option.
My partner has just booked to visit family in Australia. He’s flying with Qatar Airways and said the choice of meals was huge including low carb. Unfortunately he opted for vegetarian so I won’t be able to report back on their low carb option.
Ah, I wonder if at a glance he saw low calorie and hearing me talking about low carb (all the timeHad a look at their website and didn't see low-carb listed. What class is he flying?
Or maybe low-salt or low-cholesterol.Ah, I wonder if at a glance he saw low calorie and hearing me talking about low carb (all the time) he read it as that. He’s Out at the moment but I’ll check with him when he’s home. I have to say it surprised me when he mentioned it.
so trueAlso be aware that "diabetic" would mostly be taken to mean Type 1.
Isn't that something eh. They don't tell you until you are up in the air! That happened to me with my no gluten meal request. They had nothing to offer except some mingy cucumbers soaked in vinegar. Luckily for me it was white vinegar. Had it been malt I would not be able to eat that either. And the cheese! The cheese they offered me was this awful highly processed stuff. Their cheeses should come with a warning 'sorry this cheese may look like cheese but really it is just a chemical process with yellow colouring'A few years ago we had a family holiday to St Lucia with virgin, I booked a diabetic meal weeks in advance, but on the day they said they didn’t have one & no spare meals so gave me a choice of a chocolate bar or a banana, would never fly with them again
I did 4 Qatar Airways flights last year, with no LC option. The food was generally good (for airline food), except for one breakfast, but that always seems a lottery on airlinesAh, I wonder if at a glance he saw low calorie and hearing me talking about low carb (all the time) he read it as that. He’s Out at the moment but I’ll check with him when he’s home. I have to say it surprised me when he mentioned it.
No, unfortunately it seems they don’t. I’ve checked with him and the airline and he’d misread it. I’ve amended my original post.I did 4 Qatar Airways flights last year, with no LC option. The food was generally good (for airline food), except for one breakfast, but that always seems a lottery on airlines
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