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My wife and I like to order ruebens with turkey instead of corned beef. Some the the local restaraunts where we are from actually have the turkey rueben on the menu. Has anyone ordered a turkey rueben from the deli or room service?

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If I remember correctly, there was a room service menu posted by Host Mach within the last few days that had a reuben on it... I was pleasantly surprised by that as I don't recall it on my last cruise....

 

Anyway, not sure you could get them to deviate when ordering from room service - but if you go to the deli you should be able to - there may be a bit of a language barrier though. Our last cruise DH went to get us reubens and the fellow kept making them with ham instead of pastrami.... and DH could not seem to get the fellow to understand he was making it with the wrong meat! Still was good - just different.

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What? You think you can walk right onto a cruise ship and demand turkey instead of corned beef? You start barking out orders like that and you just might be escorted off the ship, or down to the brig if you pull that stunt out in international water!! The kitchen workers are on a strict schedule!! They don't have time to personalize the menu to everyone's individual needs. Next thing you know, people will want the BLT with bacon on the side, a cheeseburger with extra cheese, the lobster bisque with no lobster.....

 

But you might try ordering a grilled turkey sandwich with saurkraut, swiss cheese and russian dressing....because a reuben with turkey instead of corned beef is NOT a reuban....I will also be contacting the "Reuben Lovers Association of America"..I am sure they will want to know about this.

 

 

Sorry, just feeling a bit silly this morning...have great trip and enjoy your favorite sandwich!!!

 

LPC

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What? You think you can walk right onto a cruise ship and demand turkey instead of corned beef? You start barking out orders like that and you just might be escorted off the ship, or down to the brig if you pull that stunt out in international water!! The kitchen workers are on a strict schedule!! They don't have time to personalize the menu to everyone's individual needs. Next thing you know, people will want the BLT with bacon on the side, a cheeseburger with extra cheese, the lobster bisque with no lobster.....

 

But you might try ordering a grilled turkey sandwich with saurkraut, swiss cheese and russian dressing....because a reuben with turkey instead of corned beef is NOT a reuban....I will also be contacting the "Reuben Lovers Association of America"..I am sure they will want to know about this.

 

 

Sorry, just feeling a bit silly this morning...have great trip and enjoy your favorite sandwich!!!

 

LPC

 

Well then I guess I shouldn't mention a friend of mine who ordered the smoked salmon/bagel sandwich without the BAGEL!!! Sacrilege! :D

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My wife and I like to order ruebens with turkey instead of corned beef. Some the the local restaraunts where we are from actually have the turkey rueben on the menu. Has anyone ordered a turkey rueben from the deli or room service?

 

I have in fact switched the corned beef to turkey at the deli on the ship. No issues at all after the puzzled look.

 

Absolutely delicious!

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yes, they are.

 

Yes I see that they have since been added to the room service menu!!! :D (but I would think if you want the turkey option your best bet is still to visit the actual deli counter and customize your sandwich!)

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Yes I see that they have since been added to the room service menu!!! :D (but I would think if you want the turkey option your best bet is still to visit the actual deli counter and customize your sandwich!)

 

 

absolutely agree, but so happy to have blt's and ruebens for breakfast now. just keep the scale away from me when i return!!

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What? You think you can walk right onto a cruise ship and demand turkey instead of corned beef? You start barking out orders like that and you just might be escorted off the ship, or down to the brig if you pull that stunt out in international water!! The kitchen workers are on a strict schedule!! They don't have time to personalize the menu to everyone's individual needs. Next thing you know, people will want the BLT with bacon on the side, a cheeseburger with extra cheese, the lobster bisque with no lobster.....

 

But you might try ordering a grilled turkey sandwich with saurkraut, swiss cheese and russian dressing....because a reuben with turkey instead of corned beef is NOT a reuban....I will also be contacting the "Reuben Lovers Association of America"..I am sure they will want to know about this.

 

Where I live, the turkey reuben is called a "blonde reuben". I order them sometimes and they are very tasty!:D It is still considered a reuben.

 

 

Sorry, just feeling a bit silly this morning...have great trip and enjoy your favorite sandwich!!!

 

I know you were just having some fun! OP have a great trip and enjoy your reuben however you choose to order it!

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