Tuna Fish?????

[Dave&Ann]

We're cruising in October and I love tuna fish sandwiches......solid white albacore with regular mayonaisse and a little chopped celery (not too much, though) on lightly toasted white bread. I can't seem to find a menu online of what's available onboard so I thought I'd see if anyone knows offhand if I'll be able to get some on Millennium. Anybody ever brought little cans aboard? Would they prepare it for me if I did? Ooooh...there's a new gold can Bumblebee (they call it "premium albacore"). I figure if it is available, it might not be made exactly how I like it. What if they use Miracle Whip? No. Only Helmann's.

I know this is a somewhat unorthodox post, but I just ate a bowl of tuna fish at my desk and I thought of it and didn't want to forget to ask later when I get home from the office.

I like chicken salad, too..........

Dave

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[hdawson]

I've often had very good tuna fish salad sandwiches on a kaiser from room service. Followed by Black Forrest Cake of course
with cold milk. Other breads also available.

[Lois R]

hdawson[img]http://messages.cruisecritic.com/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img] sounds delicious if you want to know the truth..especially that cake and milk (COLD MILK of course [img]http://messages.cruisecritic.com/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]).

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[hdawson]

Lois. I envy your sailing on Horizon. One of my all time favorites.

[Lois R]

Really?..so tell me what is so special about the Horizon? [img]http://messages.cruisecritic.com/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

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[MISSYLOU]

I really enjoy the tuna salad sandwich from room service. It is served on brown bread. Very good for a light lunch.

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[newtocc]

I love the smell of fresh tuna fish, it reminds me of the wifester!

This ship 10/91
That ship 11/95
Whatever ship 12/98
here a ship 13/99
there a ship 14/00
everywhere
a
ship ship 15/05

<font size="3" color=red>Over 1 year</font> into my LMBO cruise

[hdawson]

Lois. A more intimate ship. Galley is preparing for only 650 people at a time. More personalized service. A better opportunity to get to know your fellow guests and crew. Much more like a real cruise than on ships of 90-130,000 tons. Certainly not like a shopping mall at sea.

[newtocc]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by hdawson:
Lois. A more intimate ship. Galley is preparing for only 650 people at a time. More personalized service. A better opportunity to get to know your fellow guests and crew. Much more like a real cruise than on ships of 90-130,000 tons. Certainly not like a shopping mall at sea.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I have to agree, the Horizon is a wonderful ship, you get to meet so many people, after a short time you feel as though you know everyone, after a week on The Horizon, I felt like I was leaving a family, really, I really mean that! I even made friends with the Captain in the Martini Bar, really, I have his e-mail address, he kissed me when I was getting off the ship, I don't let many men kiss me!

This ship 10/91
That ship 11/95
Whatever ship 12/98
here a ship 13/99
there a ship 14/00
everywhere
a
ship ship 15/05

<font size="3" color=red>Over 1 year</font> into my LMBO cruise

[JNLROSE]

Newt,

Did the captain smell like tuna fish too???

Rosie

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[windermere]

Newt, That was GROSS!! [img]http://messages.cruisecritic.com/infopop/emoticons/icon_razz.gif[/img]

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Until I am back on the Infinity

[Lois R]

thanks Hdawson...I keep forgetting there are only 1350 pax when the ship is sold out. Human nature though..I will compare all others to the Century..good or not...thats the way it is [img]http://messages.cruisecritic.com/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img].
But, I am sure I will have a wonderful cruise!

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[Shirley and Les]

I really didn't want to respond to this thread. Think back now, it title is "Tuna Fish?????"
On a cruise, things like creme brulee, shrimp cocktail, broiled lobster, caesar salad, filet mignon, cheese cake, broiled salmon, beef wellington all come to mind.
But tuna fish?????
Excuse me,
I really would like a grilled cheese sandwich and Campbell's tomato soup for dinner.
OK, it's off my chest. Enjoy whatever you choose to eat on your cruise.

[jakedoc]

Newt, You kill me !

[boten]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by newtocc:
...really, I have his e-mail address, he kissed me when I was getting off the ship, I don't let many men kiss me!
<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Yo Newt, you let ME kiss you. In fact YOU even kissed me.

P.S.
I have your e-mail address.

P.P.S
I smelled your wife.

P.P.P.S
She didn't smell like Tuna Fish.

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[usha]

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PS but I won't get into that again.

[boten]

Usha, you still stalk me.

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[I]Boten, I want to speak with Mrs. Boten. NOW[/I] - brigittetom

[herbnjod]

Newt, Boten...that's just NASTY!!!

Must u always be such a smart a$$??

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[Dave&Ann]

I know that most of the time I want to have some great food when I'm traveling (I have to confess, I haven't done much cruising - only one prior cruise, honeymoon - other than too much time undersea on an attack submarine), but sometimes even in places like Las Vegas where there's all kinds of food choices, I still eventually get sick of all the fancy stuff and something plain like a tuna sandwich or bowl of oatmeal sounds good. I don't anticipate having it very much, but we're going on a 12-day cruise and that seems like an awful lot of cream soups, seafood, beef, etc., so I figured I would crave something ordinary by the end of the cruise. Thanks to all for your thoughts. I promise I won't bring any Campbell's soup with me.....although Snow's Corn Chowder is quite good for a canned soup........sorry, I digress...

Dave & Ann

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[Lois R]

Dave, hi...just ask..and you usually shall receive [img]http://messages.cruisecritic.com/infopop/emoticons/icon_smile.gif[/img]
They try to do whatever they can to make your cruise more comfortable. I think a Tuna Sandwich is definitely an acceptable request [img]http://messages.cruisecritic.com/infopop/emoticons/icon_wink.gif[/img]
Not sure about the Albacore part...but then again, you never know until you ask! (and I love albacore too!)

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[Senga]

Dave: I only eat solid white tuna packed in water and I will not eat the tuna served on Celebrity.

[alpal1993]

Didd you ever try the finger sandwiches at the 4 o'clock tea they are very good.

[boten]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by alpal1993:
Didd you ever try the finger sandwiches at the 4 o'clock tea they are very good.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I Did. I ate 8 of them, n-o-w i c-a-n n-o-t t-y-p-e a-s f-a-s-t a-s i u-s-e-d t-o, w-i-t-h o-n-l-y t-w-o f-i-n-g-e-r-s l-e-f-t.

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[Longboysfan]

Dave&Ann: If you go into the Dining room for lunch they should be able to make this for you.
Leave the Cans at home.

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[joramrose]

I'm with DaveandAnn. I can take just so much of "fancy food" and have to fall back on tuna fish sandwich4s, peanut butter and crackers or canned tomatoes.

I remember once once on the QE2 I took one look at the plate of stuff the waiter brought out, told him to take it away and briong me some dry toast and a pot of tea. I nibbled and sipped happily while conversing with my tablemates.

And occasionally I order room service of tomato soup and grilled cheese sandwich to "restore my palate." How's that for a fancy term?

I DO enjoy shipboard cuisine. Just have to take a break occasionally.

love
joan