Hommas?

[Lydia B.]

I have a quick and silly question. Is anyone noticed on the buffet if they offer any Hommas?

Frankly I've got sort of hooked on the stuff a few things but you can munch on this low in calories and fat.

Thanks so much, Lydia :confused:

[aquilegia]

Can't say I've ever noticed it. I like it too, but unless you get a low fat version it's actually quite high in calories.

[azbirdmom]

I've seen hummus late afternoons on more than one ship. I also saw it during lunch on the Royal and Regal.

[easyboy]

Noticed it at the Regal buffet station. Not a fan of it though.

[LokiPoki]

Dawn had it in the buffet last week. No idea what it was like though...I'm very picky about flavour balance in my hummus and only eat homemade. Doubt it would be low fat though... looked to be half swimming in oil, not just the drizzle you'd normally see on top.

[Working 2 Cruise]

You did mean hummus, right?

[PrettyGirl01]

They serve it when they have a middle-eastern style theme. I have tried it but it was just mediocre IMHO.

[geocruiser]

They had it every day at lunch on Regal Princess's buffet. I tried it once, but for me it needed more garlic.

[DrivesLikeMario]

Yes Nina, I think the OP means "hummus". ;)

[Thrak]

My wife loves it. I find it extremely "meh". Haven't looked for it. I asked my wife and she's never noticed it so either it wasn't available on our particular ships and cruises or we just never noticed. We don't eat dinner in the buffet most times so, if there was a middle eastern night there we likely missed it.

[aquilegia]

Hommas is an alternative name for it. In the UK we always call it hummus, but the OP isn't wrong using hommas.

[flamomo]

Hommas is an alternative name for it. In the UK we always call it hummus, but the OP isn't wrong using hommas.

 

 

Interesting bit of trivia! Thank you for that.

I had never seen the alternative spelling before.