Bringing Food Onboard

[nanagirl]

yes, I know....I meant brinGing, not brining...old fingers will make mistakes

[crusinpsychRN]

OP said needed it for a mixer--probably meant for a mixer of cruisers, not as a drink.

[tcw92]

we bring a snack cracker mixture and maybe some type of chocolate to enjoy while having drinks on the balcony. I realize there is unlimited amounts of food on board, but no snacky type foods.

[1025cruise]

we bring a snack cracker mixture and maybe some type of chocolate to enjoy while having drinks on the balcony. I realize there is unlimited amounts of food on board, but no snacky type foods.

 

Just to note you brought up a 9 year old thread.

[StormySeas]

Hi Everyone.

 

Sorry it took so long to post back. Thank you for your replies!

 

Since the recipe is so good I filled out the proper paperwork last night. Just to be safe, I Patented, Copyrighted and Trademarked it. So anyone who tries the recipe officially agrees to take me on their next cruise!! :)

 

RBF's Smuggler's Spam Martini ® ©

 

3 oz Everclear 190 proof Grain Alcohol (or moonshine if not available)

1 oz Spam (jelly optional)

1 oz Warm Chocolate Melting Cake

1 Mustard Packet from the Lido Deck

1 oz Free "Sparkling Wine" from an Art Auction

Garnish with an Ocean Players Club casino chip (any denomination)

 

PS - If you're reading this Carnival, feel free to use this as a DoD. We'll work out the compensation at your earliest convenience!

 

that is the BEST POST all day....all week....heck! all month :p

[amydresh]

I'm going to hijack here instead of making my own thread. So closed packages of food are ok to bring on, but what about open packages or baggies of food? I plan to bring snacks for the airplane and if I don't eat it all, I really don't want to have to throw it away. It would be in a backpack.