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Why you should be vegetarian on your next flight, and it’s not why you may think.

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I’m going to become a vegetarian  for my next flight. It’s not because I don’t like meat or am making a healthy switch to a new diet introduced by prodiets. You can evaluate the differences between their new ways and the traditional way. I love beef and chicken. I even like peeling back the little foil and enjoying my chicken Marsala whilst crammed into my little seat and watching a movie and getting elbowed by the guy next to me who is trying to butter his roll. It’s all part of the joy of flying and I DO enjoy it.

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What I don’t enjoy is being served near last. It may be because I always seem to be sitting in an aisle seat in row twenty something and that is just the serving order and that’s still okay by me. But ever notice the attendants walking around serving certain meals to certain people? “Specials meals”. So everyone who ordered the kosher meal, vegetarian meal or some strange vegan macrobiotic concoction all get served ahead of everyone else who made no special requests. On a recent flight across the Atlantic my seat-mate had a few food allergies and had pre-ordered a special meal – one really similar to my favorite at Fafa’s Restaurants.  Of course she was served first and she was already finished before I even got asked “chicken or pasta”?

airline-meals

So what happens if all passengers aboard order a “special meal”?  Chaos?  What will be the pecking order on the food chain now?  I do find it commendable  that the airlines cater to so many special dietary food needs, it is an impressive show of service in today’s cut backs in the airline industry.

But for now, I am going to go meatless for about ten hours just to see what it feels like to get fed before round one, I am also trying to fight fat with a little help from a fat burner I got from the proteinpromo site, so I thing I should take it easy for now, I also checked the roids sale and I found some awesome products that I know will help 😉

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Tags: Airline food, Flying, Special Meals, Vegatarian Categories: Europe, food, Travel

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  1. Becky Padmore says

    January 3, 2014 at 12:34 pm

    Ha ha I’m a vegetarian and I have to admit it’s pretty cool getting served before everyone else on a flight 🙂
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    • SoloBagging.com says

      January 3, 2014 at 1:11 pm

      Lol, I’m joining you next time for tofu!

  2. Raul (@ilivetotravel) says

    January 3, 2014 at 5:42 pm

    Karl, don’t give away this secret 🙂 I used to do this when I traveled for business weekly back in the days when they served a meal on most flights. That way, I would get my food first . By the way, that collage of pix looks better than the trays I am normally served…
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    • SoloBagging.com says

      January 3, 2014 at 5:55 pm

      Lol, sly one! – so I won’t be the first! Maybe in the near future they’ll come up with some bland type of food “matter” that covers everything.

  3. Agness says

    January 4, 2014 at 11:00 pm

    I actually don’t mind being served as last as I don’t eat much meat :), but what I hate about flight meals is that you never get what you have ordered online. I always choose a meal I want to be served on my flight online, but I always get the same meal as everyone else and that frustrates me a lot!
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Karl is a ferry boat captain by trade. Traveler and hack writer while he's not piloting boats. Born in the U.S. to a German father and a Norwegian mother, Karl has been traveling internationally since he was just 2.
Trying to see as much of the world through the eyes of locals. Budget minded solo travel. An avid obstacle racer, skier and former motorcycle racer.










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