Well there is Escargot and Pate which to me is pretty interesting and not your run of the mill foods. Escargot to me just tastes like Garlic and Butter which is what they are cooked in so not sure if I would try it again.
On our family cruise last month, I was so proud of all of my 5 grandchildren (ages 5 to 10) and their willingness to try different foods in the dining room. They tried chilled Mango soup, kiwi fruit, and even escargot. Some they liked, some they didn't, but at least they tried.
My DH used to be the pickiest eater I had ever met. Drove me nuts, but once he took over cooking I relaxed a tad. Annoyed that he didn't trust me not to sneak something into a recipe that he thought he didn't like. Then, I talked him into trying cruising. He got hooked and started experimenting by always ordering one thing at dinner that he wasn't sure about...plus whatever he really wanted. Totally changed his attitude. Phew.Since I tend to be rather adventuresome in eating, cruises may have saved our marriage!
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is it true if you try something and don't like it they will bring you something else? is it also true if something isn't done properly/to your liking they will correct it with no problem i.e. an undercooked or overcooked steak?
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Absolutely. Although I did not have any problems, my wife sent something back because it was too spicy for her. They came back with a fresh dish cooked without the spices and it was just what she wanted
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The one thing that I love about cruising food is trying all the soups. I love the watermelon soup that I had on the Enchantment a few years ago. I also had a great Okra soup on Celebrity. I have had the apple and the mango soups also, they were very good.
Oh yea..... you can't forget about all the different desserts offered.
I always look for a new food to try when cruising and yes...if you don't like something (for any reason), you can order something else.
Things I tried as a "first" when cruising:
1. Frog Legs (first and last - yuck)
2. Figs at breakfast - loved them! Have searched...can't find them in OK.
3. Cherries Jubilee - Yum
3. Lamb Chop - Great
4. Hearts of Palm - Wonderful
5. Mussels - never again...like chewing a rubber tire
I like to try new things on cruises too and no worries, if you don't like it your waiter will be happy to bring you something else.
The chilled soups are really good, love the strawberry, blueberry and carrot, yes carrot, was learry of that one but oh so good.I've never had duck, but am going to try it this time on our Alaska cruise in three weeks.
There is always escargot, dip it in plenty of butter, everyone should try that once.
is it true if you try something and don't like it they will bring you something else? is it also true if something isn't done properly/to your liking they will correct it with no problem i.e. an undercooked or overcooked steak?
Yup. I tried the diet pumpkin pie it was not good. They got me an apple pie that was yummy. Also my sister ordered her steak medium and it was under cooked they got her a medium steak in no time at all. The was on my last cruise April 26-May 10. The dining room staff did an excellent job.
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while i would reccomend trying new foods i must say you should also try the things you may have already had......because the cruise lines can take a simple dish and turn it into something great.
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