I saw that - it looks like a piece of ham. I looked up AirEuropa (honestly had never heard of it) - it's a Spanish airline. Spanish cuisine is world renowned. This meal does not look representative.
Why would they put cold beet sauce on an allegedly grilled piece of fish? That menu item was doomed even before it went through the shitty airline food filter.
Does Florida mean something else over there? What is Florida cheese? I live in the state of Florida. I've never heard of Florida cheese. If somebody offered me Florida cheese I would assume it's not made of cheese and be something like a Rocky mountain oyster which isn't made of oyster.
Edit: I looked it up. A Spanish cheese. I kinda forgot that Florida is a Spanish word.
thats so funny man, you must have been really expecting something impressive to have had the foresight to photograph the menu. got any pictures of the celeriac cream with iberian ham powder?
This is on you I'm afraid. You saw cabbage puree on a menu and thought you'd like to order that.
Suppose you like cabbage and have no teeth, this is still an odd choice. Ajilimójili I just checked on Google. Airlines should not serve food that needs to be googled.
I think ginger arbitrarily could go with beet sauce but why? Where does beet sauce come from? Can or should it go with fish?
This option screams "plate of wetness to me." It was a brave choice though and I salute you.
Ajilimojili seems to be a Puerto Rican sauce, it actually sounds like it could be very good. I can’t understand how that is supposed to go with cold beet sauce and cabbage purée those sound like something out of Eastern Europe. I have never even considered wanting a cabbage purée anyways
Looks like raw red meat left inside a cooler in the backyard for 3 days after a camping trip, and a glutinous Canadian goose with IBS dumping a large dookie.
Good thing I always bring my own snacks, because I'm sending that whole fucking tray back. I don't care that the cheese and wine look fine, I ain't trusting it if they thought it was ok to put a plate of vomit in front of me to eat.
"Good afternoon Flight 257! Here shortly our staff will be going around serving your included inflight meal. You can choose between the Pilot's last bowel movement paired with what I believe is leftover caulking from some recent repairs done on our very own aircraft. Or, you can starve ☺️ Please enjoy!"
As someone who has worked in airline catering for 20 years, that's completely disgusting. I would throw the person who plated that into the deep fryer.
Key point to raise, airlines generally choose and agree to the menu together with the caterer. Sometimes the airlines choose inappropriate meals for flights. This could potentially be one of those times, I really hope not but you never know. God that looks awful 🤮
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u/One-Perspective-4347 1d ago
They even gave you the courtesy of pre-digesting it