Veggie on BA

mynameistallulah

Alan_Bowen wrote: »

There is no breakfast as such (and nothing more than a drink and 2 chocolate biscuits later in the day) but there will be a breakfast panini/bagette, it was sausage and tomato this weekend (grim) but they now always carry a number of vegetarian panini's as well. Cannnot say they will taste any better, certainly doubt they could taste worse, but if you sit towards the front of the economy cabin you should be able to get one. If you are really starving, eat before boarding

This is correct - OP, if you advise the crew before they start serving they should keep a vegetarian option for you.

Bob_the_Saver

mynameistallulah wrote: »

This is correct - OP, if you advise the crew before they start serving they should keep a vegetarian option for you.

I'm sure they'll find something for you.

http://www.dreamstime.com/rabbit-eating-carrot-thumb13554409.jpg

Singhisking

I've just back back from Barcelona and I flew with BA. They give you a sandwich type roll and veggie option was cheese and pickle. They also serve cold and hot drinks with it. Barca is fantastic. Enjoy your trip.

mynameistallulah

Bob_the_Saver wrote: »

I'm sure they'll find something for you.

http://www.dreamstime.com/rabbit-eating-carrot-thumb13554409.jpg

Not me - I get a picnic from Plane Food!

Bob_the_Saver

mynameistallulah wrote: »

Not me - I get a picnic from Plane Food!

3 Courses £12.95 :eek: That's nearly £6.50 per hour in the air - I'd take my own as usual.

mynameistallulah

Bob_the_Saver wrote: »

3 Courses £12.95 :eek: That's nearly £6.50 per hour in the air - I'd take my own as usual.

I only use BA for longer flights, so not so bad in terms of value. I use Ryanair for shorter flights, regional service ... and gives me an excuse to eat Pringles!

Westin

I recently flew to Venice with BA. The "complimentary on board snack" over a lunchtime period was a 20g bag of potato chips/crisps.

I guess at least it was suitable for a vegetarian!