Airplane meals are such an art.. Extreme constraint in cost & weight. Must be filling, pleasing across passenger cultures, and representing the airline brand. My opinion may be unpopular but I actually like meals that come in on the little tray.
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Similarly: Lufthansa (per their magazine) does wine tastings *in the air* to select what they serve, because pressure & humidity differences affect the experience of the wine.
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The article claimed that a lot of chefs will try to do quite a bit of food testing at altitude, but that it makes the iteration cycle [I forget their term] very slow and infrequent. With all the other constraints I can see that it's a very hard problem!
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Several videos on this are awesome. From Eater (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qHIP_chEiQk …) and Sam Chui (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1m6h59wI_yI …).
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