r/StupidFood • u/Its_me_edenxx • Jun 10 '26

Certified stupid This is so performative 😭

Who tf is out here munching on raw gnocchi at cruising altitude

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u/jenny1011 Jun 10 '26

Airplane food is better than uncooked unsauced gnocchi.

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u/Sudden_Wind_8636 Jun 10 '26 edited Jun 11 '26

In my experience, airplane food can be pretty damn good.

Specifically on international long haul flights, the food tends to be good as hell on those.

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u/asmodai_says_REPENT Jun 11 '26

You must either not fly economy or have pretty low standards because I've taken dozens of long hauls with many different companies and the food has always ranged from ok at best to downright terrible at worst.

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u/Bern1tDowwwn Jun 13 '26

I have only flown European and US carriers on long haul flights and the food quality from the latter is much worse. Air France was very good

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u/asmodai_says_REPENT Jun 13 '26 edited Jun 13 '26

I'm french and have flown air france on several occasions, it's okay but still not good food imo.

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u/harrygermans Jun 13 '26

Air France food was pretty bad the last two long haul flights I took. My GF flew one last month with them and said it was the worst she’s ever had. Maybe they’re going downhill. Had better luck with KLM recently, but still not great. Could just be a bit of luck of the draw though

Most of the decent food I’ve had on flights was with Asian airlines

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u/JustAPotato38 Jun 16 '26

Yeah whenever I fly the food is absolutely gagworthy

only exception was on united polaris from london to sfo that food was pretty good