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Breakfast: Cinnamon buns, honey dew melon and hot chocolate!

 

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Lunch: Turkey on a country roll with American cheese and no tomato

 

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Dinner: Strawberry bisque and spaghetti carbonara

 

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Snacks: Soft serve ice cream and the BEST CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES EVER!

 

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I looove the smoked salmon. It is expensive to get at home so I don't get it too often, but on a cruise I have it almost every morning for breakfast, and they have these little smoked salmon hor d'oeuvres at tea time that are really good.

 

The Tandoor on any of the ships that have it is also amazing. They really have some great Indian food there. On my last cruise I ate there 3 times and would have gone more but the timing didn't work out.....aaand now I'm craving Indian food

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A fresh, juicy as heck Guy's Burger with all the toppings. I'm also partial to Bitters N Blanc...OMFG. :;drool:: Another thing that I really like is the vegetarian sweet potato pot pie. So yummy. :) I can't wait to get back on board because I think it's gonna be one of those things I do every time on the first night on the ship.

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Breakfast: Bagel and Lox with cream cheese, onion, tomato and capers

Lunch: Guy's burger and fries

Appetizer: Sake Stewed Beetroot Carpaccio (when they put a dab of horseradish on it. Some ships do, some don't).

Dinner: Penne Mariscos when the pasta is cooked right, also Lobster (same caveat)

Dessert: Creme Brulee, Grand Marnier Souffle.

 

Want. Naoooooooow.

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When I was young and inexperienced, I liked the lobster. Then I found out:

1. It is frozen.

2. It is subpar to what is real lobster.

3. It is generally overcooked.

4. Real whole lobster is fresh and succulent. The stuff they serve on the ship is like the difference between fresh asparagus and CANNED asparagus. Same stuff, but radically different taste and texture.

 

Now, I love the Onion soup when they still have it.

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On a carnival ship...other than the warm chocolate melting cake...

Among my favorite Carnival foods are the De Chevre pizza which has roasted garlic, mushroom sauvage, and goat cheese, and Carnival's cream of mushroom soup.

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Among my favorite Carnival foods are the De Chevre pizza which has roasted garlic, mushroom sauvage, and goat cheese, and Carnival's cream of mushroom soup.

 

That is great pizza! They didn't have it on Ecstasy back in March though :(

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Meat pies from the lunch buffet (I think that they are on French day) - absolutely delicious and the only thing I will eat from a lunch or dinner buffet.

 

Breakfast: Omelet, croissants, and BACON!!!

 

Lunch: Anything on ciabatta bread from the deli, or a double burger fresh from the grill (haven't tried Guy's burgers yet - first thing I am getting on our next cruise)

 

Dinner: Nothing stands out, so I'll say Pumpkin soup

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Favorite Lido Deck food: crab cakes, mushroom alfredo, chocolate mint cake, guys burger and fries (I get a plain jane and doctor mine with bacon crumbles, onions, mayo and ketchup), and on my last cruise I finally tried the Tandori and loved the butter chicken. YUM.

 

 

Favorite Dining Room food: heuavos rancheros, jerk pork loin, stuffed mushrooms, the talipia, ceasar salad

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Crème brulee

 

macaroni & cheese with bacon

 

reuban from the deli

 

glazed fruit cup & cheesecake from the coffee shop

 

Chocolate dipped strawberries from the coffee shop

 

Oh, there's the Creme Brûlée I like that too! :D

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chocolate Bavarian cake with kirsch, served on the first night out.

alligator fritters

onion soup

lobster and shrimp

 

 

next cruise I will try

room service, blt and combine with turkey

cheese cake

chocolate cake.

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Am I the only one who dislikes the Warm Melting Cake. It reminds me of cake batter that hasn't baked all the way through.

 

Now, if you want to talk about their sinfully delicious Mac and Cheese you have my attention :).

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