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Would You Eat This Diet?
Recently I was sent a box of meals by Freshology. Like the Zone, Freshology is a diet delivery program that helps celebrities lose weight and eat healthy. I was given four days worth of packaged meals in containers that resembled airplane food.
Everyone's a Critic, But It Takes an Expert to Be Good
Sure, anyone can be a critic, but isn't the info always a bit more intriguing when it's coming from an expert? The folks at Good magazine thought so, and they've enlisted several experts to help critique select foods.
So who did they bring in?
How Well Do You Know Airplane Food?
On October 11, 1919, the first airline meals were served in a flight from London to Paris. To commemorate the date, I've put together a little quiz about inflight meals. Take it now and find out how much you know about airplane food!
Do You Like Airplane Food?
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Hawaiian Airlines to Offer a "Tasting Menu"
We've had a few discussions about the sad state of airplane food, and we all know that first class customers usually get better meals than us lowly coach customers. The food in the front of the plane is usually nicer and presented better than that in the back of the plane, but Hawaiian Airlines isn't happy with just nicer & presented better. They've decided to take their first-clas menu to the next level by offering a three entree "tasting menu" complete with a specially made Pomegranate Passion beverage and mochi ice cream.
Off To Market: Airplane Snacks
I am an avid traveler and fly often, sometimes shorter flights from Oakland to San Diego and sometimes longer flights from San Francisco to exotic international destinations involving Spanish speaking countries.
If you fly like I do, you'll have noticed a dramatic difference in air travel recently. Gone are the free food and meals!
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Do You Prefer Professionals or Amateurs in Food Reality TV?
Last night, as I was watching the Next Iron Chef contestants make airplane food, I couldn't help but think of the huge difference between these contestants and those on Top Chef, Hell's Kitchen, or the Next Food Network Star. (Given that the challenge was similar to one on Top Chef, it was easy to make comparisons.) I don't understand why recreating airplane food can define a chef's worth, but if I have to watch, I prefer to watch a master shine in his or her craft than see a bubbling, everyday personality toddle around the kitchen. How about you?
Off To Market Recap: Airplane Snacks
I like to pretend that I'm a jet setter by traveling a lot. Last month I went to New York, this weekend I'm flying down to Los Angeles to spend Easter with my older bro, and in May I'm off to San Diego to host a barbecue. Recently I noticed a dramatic difference in air travel: gone are the free food and meals!
What's Yummy This Week: YumSugar Weekly Recap
- This week we continued to feature a new cookie recipe everyday in honor of National Cookie Month. Some of the highlights include: witch hat cookies, almond cookies, and toffee crunch cookies.
- Speaking of cookies, I hope to someday make them in this foldable oven.
- Like sports? Why don't you plan the perfect tailgate party?
- Make fresh tomato soup while the tomatoes are still ripe.
- Test your airplane food IQ.
- Alright, you know the drill, we give you butternut squash, heavy cream and sage.
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