Easy food faux pas
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Jews tend not to drink *that* much alcohol. But boy do we like our food.
Those 5 hours without anything to munch on would have been a major cause of anxiety for the passengers |
Red? Surely they mean "white" meat.
Nothing wrong with red meat as long as you slaughter the right beast properly. Colour aside, bit of a faux pas. Why didn't the cabin crew just lie and tell the passengers they didn't have any food on board? It's not like they were going to be selling any regardless. I'm not shomer kashrut at the best of times, but the last thing I'd be doing is munching away at a bacon sarnie inbound to TLV. :uhoh: What did they offer to wash it all down, glass of milk? :} |
4 hours could be too much for a diabetic.
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A diabetic who is travelling should take responsibility for ensuring they have adequate food. It's just common sense. I'm not diabetic, and even I know full well that airline food is often inedible, or sold out on LoCos, and take my own!
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All depends how used you are to flying. As to locos selling out, I wouldn't know, having avoided them like the plague as far as European flying is concerned.
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4 hours could be too much for a diabetic. |
I think this belongs in JB. The I could say that you lot are making a meal out of this.
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I don't why the loco's try to sell food on the UK- Israel flights. Everyone I know travelling on these flights takes their own home made food, which is twice as good and twice the quantity as airline food.
The same people don't buy the cheap whisky as its only Bells and we Jews will only ever touch single malts! Just let us get on the plane, take off and leave the entertainment to us. I get hours of fun watch people 'walk' from the UK to Israel in just five hours. |
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