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princess pixie · 13 Oct 16, 05:21 PM

Hi for anyone that has been recently and went economy what did you get for your meal and what was the kids meal, my son has autism and trying to work out whether to get him an adult or kids meal, he didn't touch his kids meal last time

Thanks

Bear-family · 13 Oct 16, 05:47 PM

Following with interest

Guest · 15 Oct 16, 08:26 PM

me too I've looked it up but cant see what any standard meals consist of!

WhereIBelong · 15 Oct 16, 08:39 PM

Don't know about the kids meals - but on the way out at Easter the adult choices were Pasta with tomato and basil sauce, Chicken casserole and mash (tasty), and sausage and mash which my teens loved. there was a starter of a salad with some cheese like substance, "posset" style creamy pud - too rich, bread, butter, cheese and crackers (don't know if they still do that) and a little bottle of water which we saved for going through immigration.

On the way back the food was all pretty vile - but in particular the "chicken and dumplings" - gnochi and chicken in a white goop - vile.

TinkerSmee · 15 Oct 16, 08:54 PM

We flew ba in September, we had chicken and mash, and sausage and mash, this came with a lemony salad and a apple and black currant cheesecake, standard bread roll, and shocking NO cheese and biscuits!

Tea was chicken ceasar sandwiches with a kit Kat.

It was ok, filled a hole

2anddone · 17 Oct 16, 09:11 PM

We went in May this year and my children had the BA kids meal.
On the way out it was chicken nuggets, mash, peas, green beans and carrots. There was also a babybel, carton of ribena, bread roll, box of raisins, yoghurt and salad covered in dressing. Later in the flight they were offered ham or cheese sandwich with kit Kat. It was edible unlike the way home which didn't get touched as it was macaroni cheese!

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princess pixie · 18 Oct 16, 07:55 PM

Hi update on meal, got son an adult meal and still didn't eat it

Meal was a type of chicken curry and veg lasagne, beetroot coleslaw, roll with butter and a mini chocolate mousse

All my son touched was the pudding!

Tea was chicken Caesar sandwich and a scone with butter and jam

15 Oct 16, 08:26 PM	#3
	15 Oct 16, 08:26 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	me too I've looked it up but cant see what any standard meals consist of!

15 Oct 16, 08:39 PM	#4
	15 Oct 16, 08:39 PM WhereIBelong Imagineer
WhereIBelong Imagineer Join Date: Aug 15	Don't know about the kids meals - but on the way out at Easter the adult choices were Pasta with tomato and basil sauce, Chicken casserole and mash (tasty), and sausage and mash which my teens loved. there was a starter of a salad with some cheese like substance, "posset" style creamy pud - too rich, bread, butter, cheese and crackers (don't know if they still do that) and a little bottle of water which we saved for going through immigration. On the way back the food was all pretty vile - but in particular the "chicken and dumplings" - gnochi and chicken in a white goop - vile.

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