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Post-Meat Hiatus: First Meal

April 20, 2009 by Feisty Foodie 4 Comments

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My first meal back eating meat.  What did I choose?

A simple sausage, egg and cheese on a roll from my favorite breakfast place.  (The BF and I often stop there at the start of a road trip for our morning sustenance; I’m not sure how long he’s been going there but I’ve been going there for just under 6 years now.) 

As you can see, I waited until I was on the plane and served juice alongside to consume it, so the cheese had melted and then congealed slightly by the time I ate it.

Verdict? 

While the sausage played a nice salty counterpart to the eggs and cheese, I wouldn’t say its presence was 100% necessary in the sandwich for a good sandwich.  Sure, it had a nice textural counterplay as well, but I think I could have just as easily eaten the sandwich with no meat and been happy.  Meh.

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Now, many people suggested options for my first meal back eating meat.  But for some reason, people pish-poshed my concerns that I would be on an airplane for 5 hours directly after, and that it was breakfast.  I wasn’t going to cook a steak at 7 in the morning, nor was I going to consume said steak and then get on an airplane – in case of intestinal distress, I wanted to be in a ‘safe place’ ie my own home.  A lot of the options simply weren’t viable.

That’s not to say, however, that there weren’t a lot of great ideas put forth to me!  I just went with what was ‘safe’ and nope, I didn’t get sick from it, though I did feel dissatisfied and slightly “What’s the big deal?” about the whole issue.

Ah well.  Lesson learned.  I promptly took a nap (and then had to deal with the couple sitting next to me joining the Mile High Club…). 

Vegas baby!  Food pr0n to come!

Happy eating!

Filed Under: American, Bakeries, Breakfast, Restaurants Tagged With: Bakeries, Breakfast

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Comments

  1. Anonymous says

    April 20, 2009 at 2:36 pm

    I am so disappointed, after reading you for so long I find that you are one of those people who bring their food on a plane with all it’s odorous quality to circulate around your fellow passengers.

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  2. Yvo says

    April 20, 2009 at 3:25 pm

    Haha people find the oddest things to complain about. My sandwich didn’t smell like much, and the couple sitting next to me also had brought their own food. So if anything, all three of us were being rude.
    Also, not reading my blog for THAT long I would presume, as I’ve posted about bringing your own food on the airplane before 🙂
    Sorry you’re so disappointed by something this inane though! 🙂

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  3. glory says

    April 20, 2009 at 4:05 pm

    eww about the couple next to you…enough to make you throw up that meat? hehe

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  4. Rochelle says

    April 20, 2009 at 5:03 pm

    🙂 I think it was a great choice. That bread looks really yummy.

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