Food in the MDR on Aurora

[Rosy 2 cakes]

4 hours ago, mercury7289 said:

Harry, this is what we were was told by a crew member they added,no fresh food on board 

Well we  saw plenty of fresh food being loaded at Southampton, at Alesund and Reykjavik.

[mercury7289]

39 minutes ago, Rosy 2 cakes said:

Well we  saw plenty of fresh food being loaded at Southampton, at Alesund and Reykjavik.

No dispute from us, just supported what a previous poster had reported.

[terrierjohn]

4 hours ago, jeanlyon said:

Well that is just crazy, as of course they've got fresh food on board.  Fruit, veggies, salad etc. etc.

If true I wonder what they will do with all the chilled storage areas they have on board. I went on a Ventura behind the scenes tour a few years ago and one part of  a deck was full of food  storage areas. Palket loads of sacks of potatoes and every veg you could think of, boxes of all sorts of fish, and meat storage areas. Maybe that's where they are putting all the cheap saver inside cabin fare passengers!!!

[FangedRose]

On my last cruise one guest kept insisting that the after formal dinner chocolates had been made on board when obviously they were run of the mill high Street (think Thorntons post take over.

 

Anyway I much prefer frozen vegetables. Far nicer, fuller of vitamins and micronutrients, and better texture than 'fresh' veg that has been in the fridge for a week.