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Dinner roll change?


Ali-in-Texas
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We just finished our cruise and one of the changes I noticed was the dinner rolls in the dining room. Last year on our cruise the waiter would come around with a basket of dinner rolls and there were 4 or 5 different kind of rolls to choose from.

This year there were only 2 types of rolls, a baguette slice and a bolillo shaped roll.

The waiter would set both on your bread plate.

Last years rolls were much better tasting. Kind of missed them.

 

When did they change?

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Been that way since at least January. I agree I miss the variety. Years ago they had an sun roasted tomato and herb Italian style roll that was very good.. have not seen it since about 2009.

 

I am sure it is easier to just have the 2 styles. But it does detract a bit. I do like the YTD style of just placing the bread basket on the table. I like more than one roll and I don't like having to flag down a busy waiter when I want another roll. It disrupts their service and slows things down.

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Must depend on the ship. Our last cruise on the Inspiration in May we got two bread baskets in ATD

 

One had a variety, including one that had seeds. (Didn't count how many varieties). The second basket was for DD who has a nut allergy. Her basket had those two types mentioned above.

(She could eat the other breads, but those are baked next to/near the cheese plates' walnut bread.)

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Been that way since at least January. I agree I miss the variety. Years ago they had an sun roasted tomato and herb Italian style roll that was very good.. have not seen it since about 2009.

 

I am sure it is easier to just have the 2 styles. But it does detract a bit. I do like the YTD style of just placing the bread basket on the table. I like more than one roll and I don't like having to flag down a busy waiter when I want another roll. It disrupts their service and slows things down.

I agree it is nice having a roll basket on the table; however, someone posted a while back that they got a roll basket that had obviously been served to someone else and not eaten. So that option comes with risks. Lol.

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On our B2B last month, we got the "variety" basket during YTD on the first cruise and the hand-delivered plain white ones at early seating on the second. I have to say, when it comes to dinner rolls, my wife and I both prefer the plain white. So she played the "nut allergy" card on the first cruise and I was always stuck with the seedy bread. On the second cruise, we could both choose from the two varieties. That said, it wasn't a big deal.

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It was the same type of rolls on the Sunshine last week. I usually get slices of rye bread, and was told that the rolls was all they had. When I requested if they could get rye, the waiter told me it wasn't on the dining room menu. I would have preferred the rye, but the roles were good as well.

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