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[Krazy Kruizers]

Ansterdam's version of the International Dinner

Appetizers:

Mediterranean Mezze Plate

Latin-America-Style Gravlax

Vietamese Spring Roll with Chicken

Brie in Crispy Phyllo with Apple-Cranberry Chutney

Soups and Salad:

Guiso

Scandanivian-Style Seafood and Potato Chowder

Chilled Pumpkin Soup

Shiitake Salad with Sesame-ginger Vinaigrette

Entrees:

Asparagus and Fontina Cheese Risotto with Sauteed Cod

Lebanese Lamb Shank

Orecchiette with Italian Sausage and Escarole

Sauteed Shrimp Provencale

Wattleseed Roasted Duck with Apricot

Bourbon Glazed Beef with Grilled Portabella Mushrooms

Poblano Stuffed "Pechuga de Pollo"

Tofu and Vegetable Korma

Desserts:

Fruit Crisp of the Day - Rhubarb

Sliced Fruit Plate

Artisan Cheese Selection

No Sugar Added Dessert -- Individual Baked Alaska

Vanilla Ice Cream

Black Walnut Ice Cream

Pineapple Sorbet

Chocolate Frozen Yogurt

No Sugar Added Fudge Tracks ice Cream

No Sugar added Vanilla Ice Cream

Pear Belle-Helene

[cruz chic]

Bed, Bath and Beyond and many other stores sell handheld luggage scales for $9.99 about . They weigh just about nothing and take up little space. We never fly without taking one along with us. I'd far rather pay for an extra suitcase than overweight. I keep a collapsible duffel in front pocket of one of our suitcases. If our bag is near 50 pounds, I take things out of it, put those things in the duffle and pay far less for the extra bag than for overweight.

 

Radio Shack used to have one of those scales.

Magellans and Amazon probably sell them also, if anyone is interested.

Have you found those scales to be accurate? I have a Heys luggage scale and it's bang on. I think I paid around $20 or $25 for it. I've had cheaper ones but they have been totally inaccurate.

[trophy_23]

http://www.nautilusreels.com/estore/details/28409

 

This is the one we use, it is quite accurate. It is actually a fish scale, so we have one for that and one for luggage. :D I got it a lot cheaper than that though.

[sail7seas]

Have you found those scales to be accurate? I have a Heys luggage scale and it's bang on. I think I paid around $20 or $25 for it. I've had cheaper ones but they have been totally inaccurate.

 

 

Yes. We have had really good results with those scales. I always make sure the bags are 48 pounds or less to allow for a slight variance and we've never had an overweight baggage charge.

 

........ yet. :D