I don't take many food pictures but near the end of our cruise, I decided to take a pic of this dessert. They were always so pretty, yummy, and light
I took this pic for my guys at work. Lunch is expensive in Alaska
Ray did a food tour of the galley. I had a bit of a cough by the end of the trip and decided to not subject the kitchen to my germs. He took these pics of their food carvings and presentations
The pastry chef was showing off
They prepare up to 12,000 plates a day on the ship. Impressive. The room service group has its own kitchen. We used it a few mornings for breakfast - I needed my OJ and some fruit. They were right on time per my request.
And another dessert - this was a light as air strawberry mousse delight.
Happy Friday everyone. My brown bag lunch at work will be rather sad compared to the above.
Friday, September 23, 2016
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No wonder people gain weight on a cruise..lt all looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteBetty
I walked a lot and did not overindulge
DeleteThat all looks so delicious. I'm hungry now!
ReplyDeleteGet your pastry chef to whip up something
DeleteAwesome pictures Joanne. Made me feel hungry just looking.
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Pick two
DeleteThe pastry chef is talented. Yeah, you eat good on a cruise.
ReplyDeleteThe desserts were worthy!
DeleteThey sure play with their food, in a good way.
ReplyDeleteExactly. And no burning
DeleteWith food like that to eat every day, a cruise to some podunk Nowheresville would be a ton of fun. And a ton of fattening. (I don't have your restraint.)
ReplyDeleteIt was my first cruise and very nice but I was ready to be off the boat. I lived on dramamine
DeleteI'd get off the boat weighing about 50 pounds more.
ReplyDeleteThings are expensive in Hawai'i, too...
I had to work on some restraint but we stayed active. Did more than when I am at my desk job
DeleteEverything looks so great! I know Alaska is very expensive. I think a gallon of milk is $10.
ReplyDeleteTourist stuff is pricey but so is real life too. And often remote
DeleteYep. But talking with locals they love it. AK is a state of mind!!
ReplyDeleteHi Joanne - looks good and gosh I bet they do prepare masses of food - thanks for sharing with us. Expensive - ... I'd forgotten that bit! Cheers Hilary
ReplyDeleteHave to save up for this trip. We planned for almost a year
Deletelast one is so yummy and mouthwatering
ReplyDeleteIt was one of the best. I also had a mango mousse that was delish
DeleteIt all looks so good. The pastry chef must really enjoy his work! :)
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