Posts by restart_counting

Thanks! I got a list of meals avaliable:

• Kosher Meal: Pre-packed and sealed; contains meat
• Muslim Meal: No alcohol/pork/ham/bacon
• Hindu (Non-Vegetarian) Meal: No beef, veal, pork, smoked or raw fish but can contain other types of meat.
• Vegetarian Meals:

• Raw Vegetarian Meal: Only raw fruits and vegetables
• Vegetarian Oriental Meal: No meat or seafood of any sort; can contain dairy products; cooked Chinese-style
• Vegetarian Indian Meal (non-strict): No meat of any sort; can contain dairy products; cooked Indian-style
• Vegetarian Jain Meal (strict; suitable for Jain): No meat of any sort; no onion, garlic, ginger and all root vegetables; cooked Indian-style
• Western Vegetarian (non-strict; ovo-lacto): No meat of any sort; can contain dairy products; cooked Western-style
• Vegetarian Vegan Meal (strict): No meat of any sort; no dairy products; cooked Western-style

• Bland Meal: No "irritants" (e.g. black pepper, chilli powder, caffeine, cocoa, alcohol)
• Diabetic Meal: No sugar; limited salt
• Fat Free Meal: No fats, fried food and dairy products; preferred cooking styles are poaching and boiling
• Fruit Platter Meal: Fresh fruits only
• Gluten Free Meal: No wheat, rye, barley, oats in any form
• Low Sodium, No Salt Added Meal: Avoid naturally-salted, sodium-added processed foods (e.g. Baking powder, soda, MSG); no salt added during preparation
• Low Calorie Meal: Limited fats, sauces, gravy and fried items; limited sugar-rich items
• Low Fat/Cholesterol Meal: No animal fats but poly-unsaturated fatty acids allowed; limited fats, sauces, and gravy fried items; no butter, cream, whole milk cheese; only lean meat allowed
• Low Fibre/Residue Meal: Limited fibrous items (e.g. fruit, legumes, vegetables, wholegrain products)
• Non-Carbohydrate Meal: No starch and carbohydrates in any form
• Non-Lactose Meal: No lactose and dairy products (e.g. milk, milk solids, casein, cheese, cream, butter, margarine)
• Soft Fluid Meal: Mainly sieved, soupy items
• Semi Fluid Meal: Mainly pureed, minced, easily digestible items (e.g. pureed vegetables, potatoes, fruits, minced, homogenized meat, porridge, congee)
• Ulcer Diet Meal: Contains easily digestive plain poached/broiled foods (e.g. white meat, fish); no acidic food and fruits
• Nut Free Meal: Please contact our Reservation Office for the necessary arrangement

• Baby Meal: Suitable for infants less than 1 year old; 1 jar each of main course, vegetables, and dessert
• Post-weaning Meal: Suitable for infants between 1 and 2 years old; more substantial than Baby Meal; easy to bite, chew and digestible
• Child Meal: Suitable for children between 2 and 7 years old; less substantial than adult meal; easy to bite/chew with items attractive to children

• Seafood Meal: Meat used must be fish/other seafood only
• Japanese Meal: Available in Suites and First Class and from Singapore and selected routes only

Which one would YOU take?

Thanks!

wow...! Thanks for all the responses, i just feel really idiotic..! Oh well...Maybe I'll laugh about this later!

I know...I just feel so embarrassed...

Number two all the way!

Cereal, the portion sizes are so small, you end up eating 3-4 servings!

Cereal is my killer. I can't stop at one bowl. I eat the entire box.

I would recommend Skinny Cow Ice Cream Sticks! They are pure heaven, and only 87 calories! The best thing is, they don't taste like "diet food"  (my brother said he liked them better than normal ice cream!) and they are quite an okay portion, so you feel satisfied after having just one. The only down side is that they are a bit expensive, but they are JUST SO GOOD. Totally take care of any sweet tooth craving i get!

Just a quick update: went back and bought 40 more packs! The woman at the check out gave me such a weird look

Might be too late for now, but try buying Skinny Cow ice cream sticks. Only 87 calories for a decent serving! And the ice cream tastes sooooo good!!!

My new favourite: Skinny Cow Ice creams.

Only 87 calories per stick, and the stick is a decent size! The ice cream is so delicious and is perfect for an after-noon snack!

Other than that: air popped popcorn, diet coke <3, cherry tomatoes, eggs!

It's called "Cook Zen". I've tried looking it up on the internet..havn't found anything. I wound post a picture...but i dont know how

I've tried "Shiritake noodle" but didn't like them much...they tasted so rubbery... but these noodles have the exact same taste and "thickness and feeling" as those 300-400 calorie noodles! I'm a bit hesitant to belive the packing...

I tend to go overboard with cereal. I wont be able to have 2-3 servings. It's more like 7 or 8. If each serving is around 110-130 calories and then add milk for each serving...I've already used up half my days calories in one sitting.  I neeeed a fix..!