There's milk on the national café menu. Guess the corridor is too fancy for milk.Lots of cheese and no milk.
This is the Model that the Cardinal uses, with Dinner being Heat and Eat Flex type Tripe!
Here is what appears to be a new menu... looks like the flex type of meals for dinner including curry pot roast and chicken lupita which I haven't seen before. Lunch appears to be from the cafe but not entirely sure; although the greek salad looks pretty good. Breakfast seems to be downgraded to the original minimal flex offerings. It doesn't appear that 'food facts' has been updated...
Yes... score down once again... cafe offerings for breakfast and lunch and flex for dinner only... as if flex were any good. On the plus side, those sandwiches look like a bump up in quality and if the greek salad is as good as those served in Moynahan Metropolitan Lounge that would be a saving grace of sorts.This is the Model that the Cardinal uses, with Dinner being Heat and Eat!
Another once Good LD Train is downgraded to Steerage Class Service!
Oh... that's easy... lots-a carbs, lots-a sodium, and lots-a drizzling fat.What in the World is " Bacon and Cheese Egg Bites"?
Like a mini bacon-egg-and-cheese sandwich without a bun, for people with a low-carb dietWhat in the World is " Bacon and Cheese Egg Bites"?
https://www.foodservicedirect.com/a...d4ssTmV8Y4Rl_4LRgN-DIu8on-oaRDNxoC_rgQAvD_BwEhttps://www.chooseartisan.com/productsLooks something like a quiche without the crust.What in the World is " Bacon and Cheese Egg Bites"?
. At least the sleeper passengers still get the traditional dining on that route.
Such a deal! Bet the LSA on the AT will be worked to death hearing up all the Flex Meals!Also appears the Auto Train cafe car now has select Flex Dining entrees for sale… $16 each
https://www.amtrak.com/content/dam/...us/routes/Auto-Train-Cafe-Menu-Coach-0822.pdf
NOT!!!
They’ve actually had that for a few iterations of the menu.Also appears the Auto Train cafe car now has select Flex Dining entrees for sale… $16 each
https://www.amtrak.com/content/dam/...us/routes/Auto-Train-Cafe-Menu-Coach-0822.pdf
If you really like 'em you can order in bulk and enjoy them every day... they're only a little over a buck eachLike a mini bacon-egg-and-cheese sandwich without a bun, for people with a low-carb diet
Sleeper car pax are paying up to $500 on or more to get a few $16 meals?Also appears the Auto Train cafe car now has select Flex Dining entrees for sale… $16 each
https://www.amtrak.com/content/dam/...us/routes/Auto-Train-Cafe-Menu-Coach-0822.pdf
That would be on the Eaglet, CONO, LSL, CL, Cardinal, and the Silvers...Sleeper car pax are paying up to $500 on or more to get a few $16 meals?
That doesn’t include your beverage, salad, bread roll (if they have one), and desert (if they have one)Sleeper car pax are paying up to $500 on or more to get a few $16 meals?
Or you can buy silicone egg bite molds (like mini-muffin pans) which will fit in an air fryer or microwave, and make them yourself.If you really like 'em you can order in bulk and enjoy them every day... they're only a little over a buck each
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Carrot shavings removed from the included flex salad... now only a few leaves of lettuce and a cherry tomato. Although the desserts haven't been too bad.That doesn’t include your beverage, salad, bread roll (if they have one), and desert (if they have one)
They serve these at Starbucks - they aren’t bad for a drive-through or quick bite when you’re in a hurry and getting a coffee but they aren’t a “breakfast entree” that you would ever expect to be served as a proper meal.What in the World is " Bacon and Cheese Egg Bites"?
What in the World is " Bacon and Cheese Egg Bites"?
Further investigation reveals that there is no heavy cream in them, which is a major ingredient of quiche. So --- more eggy than quichey.
