Qantas Business Class meals & menus

[Aussie_flyer]

I'm sure I've had it on domestic.

Theres been a thread about this topic. They removed it from all but transcon domestic (to/from perth ) about 12 to 18 months ago. Suggest you send feedback. I have

 

[QF WP]

BNE-SYD Breakfast
Boiled eggs, sausages, spinach, mushrooms.

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They look like poached eggs, rather than boiled (but if they were poached for too long, they become boiled eggs). Did they poach them in water or vinegar? (For the record, I don't eat poached eggs....EVER!!)

FYI, flights were not done on the same day

Thank God for that, would have been a very busy, long day if so!!

 

[boomy]

They look like poached eggs, rather than boiled (but if they were poached for too long, they become boiled eggs). Did they poach them in water or vinegar? (For the record, I don't eat poached eggs....EVER!!)

You're right, poached not boiled, fixed that.

 

[Red Roo]

They look like poached eggs, rather than boiled <snip>. Did they poach them in water or vinegar?

They're always poached in water.

 

[Princess Fiona]

Does anyone have examples of what a mid-morning "refreshment" meal looks like?

Here's the hot option from my MEL-SYD flight last Friday


It was a salami and cheese toastie. Other options were gravadlax or the cheese box.

(excuse the Grant Burge, it was a milestone flight for me )

 

[DC3]

Poached eggs. Yummy.

 

[kevrosmith]

Other options were gravadlax

Sounds like a brand name for a laxative...

 

[eminere]

Here's the hot option from my MEL-SYD flight last Friday

It was a salami and cheese toastie. Other options were gravadlax or the cheese box.

(excuse the Grant Burge, it was a milestone flight for me )

Thanks! That doesn't look half bad.

 

[Kangol]

Theres been a thread about this topic. They removed it from all but transcon domestic (to/from perth ) about 12 to 18 months ago. Suggest you send feedback. I have

Can you link to the thread? I can't recall seeing it and a search does not reveal anything fruitful unfortunately...

 

[Aussie_flyer]

Can you link to the thread? I can't recall seeing it and a search does not reveal anything fruitful unfortunately...

Ok i mentioned on this very thread some pages back
http://www.australianfrequentflyer....-business-class-meals-56516-8.html#post975335

 

[drross]

I't's actually a retro, English dish called Banoffee pie.

Banana, cream and caramel in a shortcrust pastry - what's not to love?

BNE-SYD Breakfast
Poached eggs, sausages, spinach, mushrooms.

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SYD-MEL Morning Tea
Pumpkin, roast capsicum salad with goat cheese.

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MEL-SYD Afternoon Tea
Spiral pasta with chicken and pesto sauce.

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SYD-BNE Dinner
Green curry prawns.

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Red wine on all flights was S.C. Pannell Grenache Shiraz Touriga 2013, pretty good!

FYI, flights were not done on the same day

and the white??

 

[boomy]

and the white??

It was definitely Chardonnay but I can't remember the name now.
I did want to have white with the prawns curry as well (much more suitable then red) but the only one on offer was Shaw & Smith Sauv Blanc, good wine but not my style.

 

[Aussie_flyer]

It was definitely Chardonnay but I can't remember the name now.
I did want to have white with the prawns curry as well (much more suitable then red) but the only one on offer was Shaw & Smith Sauv Blanc, good wine but not my style.

love Shaw and Smith, finished a bottle on my own flying solo on a SYD-MEL one night

 

[drross]

I't's actually a retro, English dish called Banoffee pie.

Banana, cream and caramel in a shortcrust pastry - what's not to love?

love Shaw and Smith, finished a bottle on my own flying solo on a SYD-MEL one night

obviously no one was enforcing the RSA rules!!

 

[boomy]

love Shaw and Smith, finished a bottle on my own flying solo on a SYD-MEL one night

You were lucky to get good service. I can barely get two refills on those short flights.

 

[Aussie_flyer]

You were lucky to get good service. I can barely get two refills on those short flights.

I was the only passenger on an A330. The qf497 late flight

 

[Dr Ralph]

love Shaw and Smith, finished a bottle on my own flying solo on a SYD-MEL one night

That's a fair effort. Where was the RSA?

 

[MEL_Traveller]

Did they poach them in water or vinegar?

Adding a splash of vinegar to water when poaching eggs will help the whites to set.

 

[DC3]

Yes, just a splash, never very much.

 

[QF WP]

They're always poached in water.

Thankfully for those who love them. Having tasted one of Mrs QF WP's in Fiji, I almost vomited as the vinegar was easily tasted - thought they would have transferred it back into hot water before serving

Looking forward to seeing quite a few meal reviews this weekend