2. Special meals have become an important part of the airline food service regime although the
percentage uptake is still small. For instance, US Airways has 2.1 per cent of its passenger taking
special meals, which translates into about 3,000 special meals served per month in first class and
36,000 meals in economy class (Lundstrom, 2001). Passengers pick a special meal for a variety of
reasons, some of them pertaining to religion and health and diet requirements .
When passengers place their order through travel agent bookings or direct reservations, these
special meals are generally coded into four letter International Air Transport Association (IATA)’s
designations
3. AVML ASIAN VEGETARIAN MEAL
BBML INFANT/BABY FOOD
BLML BLAND MEAL
CHML CHILD MEAL
DBML DIABETIC MEAL
FPML FRUIT PLATTER
GFML GLUTEN-FREE MEAL
HNML HINDU (NON VEGETARIAN) MEAL
JPML JAPANESE MEAL (LH SPECIFIC)
KSML KOSHER MEAL
LCML LOW CALORIE MEAL
LFML LOW CHOLESTEROL/LOW FAT MEAL
LSML LOW SODIUM, NO SALT ADDED
MOML MOSLEM MEAL
NFML NO FISH MEAL (LH SPECIFIC)
NLML NON LACTOSE MEAL
OBML JAPANESE OBENTO MEAL (UA SPECIFIC)
ORML ORIENTAL MEAL
RVML RAW VEGETARIAN MEAL
SFML SEA FOOD MEAL
SPML SPECIAL MEAL, SPECIFY FOOD
VGML VEGETARIAN MEAL (NON-DAIRY)
VLML VEGETARIAN MEAL (LACTO-OVO)
VOML VEGETARIAN ORIENTAL MEAL
4. Vegetarian Meals
VLML Vegetarian Lacto-Ovo Meal
VGML Vegetarian Vegan Meal
AVML Vegetarian Hindu Meal
RVML Vegetarian Raw Meal
FPML Fruit Platter Meal
VOML Vegetarian Oriental Meal
5. VLML Vegetarian Lacto-Ovo Meal
The ovo-lacto diet is a mixed and in terms of nutritional physiology full-fledged diet
without meat, meat products, sausage, poultry, fish or shellfish. Eggs and dairy prod
ucts and all plant-derived foods are allowed.
6. VLML Vegetarian Lacto-Ovo Meal
The principle
Do not use meat, meat products, sausage, poultry, fish and shellfish
Prefer fresh, low-processed foods
Check ingredient lists on convenience items
Some vegetarians also do not drink alcohol or beverages containing caffeine
Meal preparation
Use vegetable oils and fats
Attention regarding margarine, since it can contain animal fat or fish oil
No animal fats (lard) and therefore also check the labels of food such as bread,
biscuits, cake, pastry, etc.
Only use gravies, soups or broth produced on a vegetable basis
Attention to convenience products because they can contain meat- or chicken
broth, gelatin or fish oil
7. VLML Vegetarian Lacto-Ovo Meal
Meat
Fish
Poultry
Saussage
Cold cuts
Gravy
Beef broth
All milk products
Eggs
Grains
All kind of vegetables
All kind of fruits
Butter , Plant oil
All kind of pastries
Sauces and soups from vegetables
basis
DO NOT USE USE
8. HBF
Omelet
Mushrooms
Herbed roasted potato
Low fat yogurt
Fruit salad
whole grain toast
VLML
Business class
HLD
Pumpkin ravioli with balsamic reduction
Quinoa and Cherry Tomato Salad, Bell
Pepper, Arugula, Coriander Vinaigrette
Vegetables & beans enchiladas
with Mexican rice
Fruit salad
9. Snacks
Cheese sandwich
(whole grain bread )
Olives
Fruit salad
Hot meal
Homemade mixed pickles
Vegetables lasagna
Rice pudding
VLML
Economy class
10. VGML Vegetarian Vegan Meal
You know that people who refrain from eating any
animal products (or anything derived from animal
products) or using animal products such as leather,
silk, or wool. It is a more strict form of vegetarianism.
People who are vegan are often passionate about
their veganism.
11. VGML Vegetarian Vegan Meal
principles
Prefer fresh, low-processed foods
Do not use foods of animal origin and foods that
were produce from animals, as
well as all foods that contain additives thereof
Prefer fresh, low-processed foods
Check ingredient index of convenience products
Meal preparation
Use vegetable oils and fats
Only use plant margarine and be aware of
possible constituents such as whey,
animal fat and/or fish oil, vitamin D as well as
mono- and di-glycerides from fatty
acids (E471)
Only use gravy and broth that is produced on a
vegetable basis
No usage of highly processed foods such as
sugar, white flour products and
candy
12. VGML Vegetarian Vegan Meal
Milk and dairy products
Eggs and egg products
Meat, sausage, poultry, game,
intestines
Fish, seafood
Worcester sauce
Meat broth
Fish broth
Egg dough products
Desserts with milk and eggs
Chocolate
Products with omega-3 fatty acids
(usage of fish oil!!!), whey or vitamin D
All kinds of vegetables.
High iron & calcium vegetables: lentils,
beans, peas, green cabbage, broccoli,
tofu .
All kinds of fruits
Nuts
Sesame
Pasta with no eggs
All kind of grains
Plant oil and fats
Soy sauce
DO NOT USE USE
13. Business class
HLD
Marinated grilled vegetables
Quinoa and Cherry Tomato Salad, Bell
Pepper, Arugula, Coriander Vinaigrette
Egyptian style moussaka tagine
Seasonal fruits bowl
VGMLHBF
Egyptian Ful Medames
sautéed mushrooms
Roasted potato
Baladi bread
Seasonal fruits bowl
15. AVML ASIAN VEGETARIAN MEAL
A non‐strict vegetarian meal typically prepared Asian style.
This meal does not contain meat, seafood, egg or dairy
products.
This menu has an Indian accent and is prepared with oriental
herbs and spices
16. AVML ASIAN VEGETARIAN MEAL
The principle of the Asian vegetarian / Hindu diet
Prefer fresh, low-processed foods (fresh fruits and vegetables )
Avoid highly-processed foods (sugar, white flour products)
Avoid meat and fish
Avoid eggs and egg dishes
Avoid milk and milk products if possible
Avoid onions, garlic and mushrooms
Avoid products containing caffeine
Meal preparation
Use different spices such as cardamom, cloves, chili and chili powder, saffron
and turmeric
Use vegetable oil and fat
Attention regarding margarine, it can contain whey
Use gravy and broths that are produced on a vegetable basis
Avoid animal fat
If available, please supply supari and mango chutney on tray
Avoid meat, meat products and fish
17. AVML ASIAN VEGETARIAN MEAL
Lab cheese
Yoghurt with gelatin
Eggs
Meat
Seafood
Poultry
Mushrooms
Onion
Garlic
Pasta with eggs
Animal fats
Worcester sauce
Oyster sauce
Meat broth, broth cubes
All kind of diary products
Should be decided individually
All kind of vegetables except the
mentioned in the do not use list
lentils, beans, peas, green cabbage,
broccoli, tofu .
All kinds of fruits
Nuts
Sesame
Pasta with no eggs
All kind of grains
Plant oil and fats
DO NOT USE
USE
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Business class
AVML
HLD
Spiced vegetables samosa with mint
chutney
Seasonal vegetables kachumbe salad with
fresh ginger dressing
Vegetables biryani
Naan bread
Sweet Candied Orange and Lemon bowl
HBF
Curried grilled vegetables
Herbed cottage cheese
Naan bread
Fruit salad
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Economy class
Snacks
Toasty Paneer Sandwich
olives
Sweet Candied Orange and Lemon bowl
Hot meal
Housemade spiced pickled cucumber
Allo gobi served with saffron rice
Candied fruits samosa
AVML
25. VOML Vegetarian Oriental Meal
To be used for oriental vegetarians
Vegetarian foods prepared Chinese style
26. VOML Vegetarian Oriental Meal
Meat
Fish
Poultry
Diary produts
Butter
Eggs
Animal fats
Cream
Omega 3 products
Oyster sauce
Fish sauce
Meat broth
Butter
All kind of vegetables and fruits
Grains
DO NOT USE USE
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Business class
HBF
Chinese scallions pancakes
Stir fried mushrooms
Mix fruit bowl
HLD
Gingered vegetables spring roll
Thai vegetables salad
With honey soy dressing
Stir fried vegetables
With fried rice
Mix fruit bowl
VOML
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Business class
SNACKS
Veggie Thai Wraps with Spicy Peanut
Sauce
Sesame toasted pickled cucumber
Fruit salad
HLD
Sesame toasted pickled cucumber
Stir fried broccoli & mushrooms
With gingered rice
Fruit salad
VOML
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Ethnic food
HNML Hindu Meal
VJML Vegetarian Jain Meal
MOML Moslem Meal
KSML Kosher Meal
Ethnic meals are offered to different communities of religious beliefs. The
foods as well
as the preparation of dishes underlie strict ethnical rules and traditional
habits
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HNML Hindu Meal
It contains 2 kinds
district vegetarian
Hindu meat meals
The principle
Avoid pork, beef and veal and/or foods
which contain elements of these animals
Prefer fresh low processed foods
Regarding convenience products check
the list of ingredients
Meal preparation
Use lamb, mutton, goat, poultry and fish
Vegetarian Hindus can order an VJML
Use hot spices
Avoid alcohol and egg dishes
Avoid root vegetables
Do not use beef, veal or pork meat
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HNML Hindu Meal
Eggs
Beef
Pork
Veal
Game
Root vegetables: ( Carrots • Celery •
Garlic • Potatoes • Onions • Turnips
• Radish )
Raw fish
Smoke fish
Gravy
Beef broth
All kind of diary products
Lamb
Chicken
Goat
Mutton
Cooked fish
Cooked seafood
All kind of fruits
All kind of vegetables
Grains
DO NOT USE USE
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VJML Vegetarian Jain Meal
based on the Indian cuisine. It is required not to eat foods
that grow below earth
PRINCIPLES
Abnegation of foods of animal origin and groceries
that are produced from animals as well as all foods
that contain animal supplements
Abnegation of vegetables that grow or germinate
below earth (asparagus, carrots, potatoes, celery,
onions, ginger, garlic, turnips
36. Root vegetables: • Carrots • Celery • Garlic • Potatoes • Onions • Turnips • Radish
VJML Vegetarian Jain Meal
Milk and dairy products
Eggs and egg products
Meat, sausage, poultry, game,
intestines
Fish, seafood
Tuber-/ root vegetables:
• Asparagus • Carrots • Celery •
Onions • Potatoes • Turnips • Garlic •
Ginger
Mushrooms
Ginger
Cumin
Animal fats
honey
Rice
Pasta with no eggs
Spices except cumin
All kind of vegetables except
the mentioned
All kind of fruits
Plant fats
DO NOT USE USE
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VJML Vegetarian Jain Meal
SNACKS
mint chutney Paratha
FRUIT SALAD
HLD
Spicy pickled cucumber
Vegetables biryani
Fruit salad
VJML
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MOML Moslem Meal
There are many different forms of a mixed diet in Islam, which are practised very dif
ferently in the various regions.
Muslims are prohibited from eating pork meat and all other products originating from
the pig. Animals are slaughtered according to a religious butchering rite, during which
the blood is flushed entirely out of the body.
Meat from carnivores, raptors, dogs, frogs and snails, blood and baking fat of animal
origin as well as foods produced with pork gelatin are forbidden.
Alcohol is prohibited for Muslims.
Special procedures apply in the month of Ramadan. During this period Muslims fast
from daybreak until sundown.
Do not use alcohol for flavoring or essence while preparing food
Do not use products from „forbidden“ animals
All cooking methods are permissible
Use typical spices: coriander, cardamom, Tandoori, garlic and ginge
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MOML Moslem Meal
Cheese with rennet
Pork
Sausage (originated from pig or non
Halal certified meat)
Gelatin (originated from pig or non
Halal certified meat)
Blood
Meat from carnivore, raptors, dogs,
frogs, snails
Meat and poultry not ritually
slaughtered
Poisonous fish or seafood
Alcohol
Everything
except the
mentioned
in the DO
NOT USE list
DO NOT USE USE
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KSML Kosher Meal
The Hebrew word “kosher” means “fit or proper regarding dietary (kosher) laws”. It
means that a given product is permitted and acceptable. The Jewish Talmud
religious
law lays down numerous rules, which must be kept if food is to be considered
kosher,
which requires special preparation and component assortment
Some species of animals are not kosher, such as pigs, rabbits, horses,
camels,
carnivores and rodents.
Additionally, the sciatic nerve is forbidden, meaning that a filet steak can
not be
offered, because the so called Jacob’s tendon is the sciatic nerve.
Kosher animals and poultry e.g. cows and chicken must be slaughtered by
a be
lieving Rabbi.
Only fish with fins and scales are allowed for consumption
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CHML – Child Meal
Meat with bones, tough skin
Fatty food
Fish with bones
Nuts & seeds
Uncut grapes
Heavily sugared and fatty breakfast
cereals (crunchy granola, crunchy,
chocolate granola, etc.)
Butter cream pies
Heavily spiced foods
Hard candy
All kinds of vegetables and fruits
All kinds of diary products
Except the extra sugary
All sorts of eggs
All kinds of skimmed meat
Fish &seafood
Plant oil
Butter
DO NOT USE USE
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Business class
For children ages 2 – 5
Usage of soft and easily chewable foods
healthy” diet
HLD
Vegetables sticks
Grilled cheese sandwich
Mac n chesses
Brownies
CHML
HBF
French toast w berries
Cheese quesadilla
Fruit salad
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Economy class
For children ages 2 – 5
Usage of soft and easily chewable foods
healthy” diet
Snacks
Grilles cheese sandwich
Brownies
HLD
Vegetables sticks
Mac ’ cheese
Fruit salad
CHML
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BBML Baby Meal
Meat with bones , tough skin
Citrus fruits
Fruits & vegetables As retail baby food
DO NOT USE USE
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BBML Baby Meal
For Used for children younger than 2 years
Usage of baby food (specially produced baby food
that can be purchased in retail
markets) children ages 2 – 5
Usage of soft and easily chewable foods
healthy” diet
Business class
Baby food
Economy
Baby food
BBML
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Dietetic Meals
Dietetic meals are ordered by passengers who are forced to keep various diets for med
ical reasons. These meals are specifically adjusted to the nutritionally medical require
ments of an individual disease in order to support the healing process or to prevent
illnesses and pain.
Dietetic Meals
LSML Low salt Meal
NLML Low Lactose Meal
GFML Gluten Intolerant Meal
LFML Low Fat Meal
LCML Low Calorie Meal
BLML Bland Meal
DBML Diabetic Meal
NFML No Fish Meal
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LSML Low salt Meal
The sodium constancy of an adult person with average weight is approximately 70 g.
Sodium is contained in all cells and body secretions and is important for maintaining
the acid-base metabolism, body water balance, blood pressure regulation, muscular
contractions as well as neural functions
There are no constraints regarding the cooking methods, but flavor sustaining
(steaming, blanching, cooking in foil) or flavor adding procedures (broiling, frying,
roasting) often are preferred.
The utilization of fresh herbs (where applicable also deep frozen or dried
products
with no salt added), spices (no convenience blend with salt), lemon- and limejuice
as well as vinegar in order to add taste is very sensible.
No use of salt during the meal preparation.
No use of salt, seasoned salt (garlic or herbal salt), soup or sauce powder (bouil
lon cubes), canned food and convenience products.
No use of monosodium glutamate, sodium glutamate (flavor enhancers) and bak
ing powder.
No use of conventional bakery products (bread, rolls, etc.)
Maximum amount of sodium: 120mg sodium per 100g food
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LSML Low salt Meal
All customary cheese varieties
Savory dairy products
Cured, salted, smoked or marinated
meat varieties
Ready-to-serve meat meals
All customary sausage products
Canned vegetables, vegetables in glass
(salads and similar), pickled or in
vinegar • Gherkins, mixed pickles •
Sauerkraut • Olives • French fries,
ready-to-serve puffers, -hash browns
and croquettes • Mashed potatoes
and dumpling powder • Industrial
vegetable juices
Fresh milk
Natural Yoghurt
Natural low fat curd cheese or cream
curd
Unsalted butter, unsalted margarine
Cream
Egg dishes without salt
Cooked, fried or grilled fish / seafood,
with no seasoned salt or salt added
Fresh vegetables and fruits
Unfilled pasta
Rice
Vegetables oil
USEDO NOT USE
LSML
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Business class
HBF
Homemade granola
Cheese omelet ( no salt )
Herbed Cottage cheese bowl
Fruit salad
LSML
HLD
Stuffed mushrooms
Mix fresh greens , apple , cherry
tomato and balsamic dressing
Herbed grilled chicken with baked
vegetables and steamed rice
Chocolate Truffle Cake
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NLML Low Lactose Meal
Use of selected especially lactose free milk and milk products
Avoidance of ready-meals: canned foods or deep frozen meat and vegetables
can contain milk sugar.
No usage of peanut butter, nut-nougat creams or convenience salad dressings.
Low amounts of butter (breakfast portion 10 g) are often tolerated because butter
only contains 0.7 g lactose.
Avoidance of baking mixes some breakfast cereals (check ingredients), all varie
ties of bread including cream, milk and butter.
Avoidance of omelets, crepes, pancakes and scrambled eggs that could contain
milk, cream or butter.
Avoidance of chocolate, caramel candy, ice cream.
Sugar substitutes may not consist of milk substances and they increasingly lead
to digestion problems such as flatulence and diarrhea.
Since milk and dairy products represent our major sources for calcium, a suffi
cient intake of high calcium food (e.g. mineral water with added calcium, broccoli,
green cabbage, and fennel) should be ensured. Black tea is considered a “calci
um robbe
Important!
⇒ Always read labels .
⇒ In case of doubt do without the product .
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NLML Low Lactose Meal
• Milk (-powder), whey (-powder),
puddings and dishes prepared with
milk and cream, sweets, pastries
Sour milk products such as soured
milk, curdled milk, butter milk, kefir,
yoghurt
Curd, cooking cheese, processed
cheese (-mixes), cream cheese, grainy
cream cheese, Chester (cheddar),
cheese pastry Chocolate, chocolate
bars, ice cream, caramel candy, nougat
cream
No lactose milk- and milk products
(especially produced products with
clear labeling)
• Hard-, sliced- and soft cheese
contain less than 0,1 g lactose / 100
grams
Lactose free meat- and sausage
products (attention to production and
seasoning or ask
All lactose free varieties ( attention
regarding convenience products)
USEDO NOT USE
NLML
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Business class
HBF
Plain omelet ( no butter )
Roasted potato
grilled mushrooms
Fruit salad
Pita bread
HLD
Shrimp cocktail
Mix fresh greens , apple , cherry tomato
and balsamic dressing
Chicken fajita
Mexican rice
Fruit platter
* No butter on the tray please )
NLML
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GFML Gluten Intolerant Meal
Relinquishing of foods containing gluten such as wheat, barley, oat, pelt, rye, un
ripe spelt grain and products made thereof, i.e. bread, rolls, pastry, snacks, etc.
When purchasing products check for the official “gluten free“ seal (slashed wheat
ear)
Assurance, that gluten is not contained in groceries
Groceries that cannot be clearly identified via the ingredient list, may not be used
Use of gluten free groceries: rice, corn, potato- or soy flour, millet, buckwheat,
chestnuts, chickpeas
No limitations regarding the cooking methods
Attention when thickening sauces and soups: only use gluten free thickeners
such as corn- or potato starch, Agar-Agar, Tabioka, St. John’s bread pip flour
Always check the ingredient index of spices and herbs
Avoid contamination with gluten
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LFML Low Fat Meal
Animal fats such as butter, lard, bacon should be replaced by plat fats and oils.
Exceptions are cocoa- and palm fat, since they contain an unfavorable fatty acid
pattern.
Fatty animal foods should be replaced with skimmed ones. Skimmed plant foods
should be preferred.
Scarcely use sugar foods containing sugar, because an increased intake of car
bohydrates can also cause increased blood lipid levels.
Avoid alcohol or even alcohol abstention
Use of food with high amounts of dietary fibers ( whole meal products, fresh
fruits, and vegetables)
High fat seafood such as herring, mackerel, salmon and tuna should be eaten at
least twice a week, due to their high levels of ω-3-fatty acids.
Plant oils with high levels of monounsaturated fatty acids (olive oil, rapeseed oil)
and polyunsaturated fatty acids (pumpkin seed-, corn seed-,soy-, sunflower-,
walnut-, wheat germ- and linseed oil) and margarines made of these should be
used as cooking- and spreading fats.
Avoidance of hardened fats, since these are much suspected of expediting car
diovascular diseases. They can mainly be found in ready-to-serve soups, pastry.
Chips, candy, sweets, soup- and sauce powder, French fries, egg yolk, meat,
sausages, chees
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LFML Low Fat Meal
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High fat cheese varieties (more than
45% fat)
Butter
High fat milk products such as butter
oil, cream, crème fraiche, sour cream
Omelet • Scrambled eggs • Egg yolk
Bacon
Processed meat products
Coconuts
Chocolate
French fries
Seafood
Sugar
Caviar and roe
Low fat milk products
Low fat & lean meat
Poultry without skin
All verities of vegetables
Low fat puddings, curds, Yoghurt
Sweetener
Plant fats and oils
Single- or multiple unsaturated oils
(olive-, peanut, canola, thistle,
sunflower- or soy bean oil
Low fat sauces
DO NOT USE USE
LFML
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Business class
HBF
Banana & oats pancakes
Good morning granola
No oil plain omelet
Whole grains bread
Fruit salad
LFML
HLD
Hummus dipping with homemade crisp
flat bread
Chef garden green salad with light lemon
dressing
No skin grilled chicken
Steamed rice and ratatouille
Whole grains bread
Fruit platter
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Economy
Snacks
No skin , no oil grilled chicken
No fat beef fillet sandwich
Whole grains bread
Fruit salad
HLD
Homemade Spicy pickled cucumber
No oil baked chicken breast
Steamed rice and baked vegetables
Whole grains bread
Fruit salad
LFML
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LCML Low Calorie Meal
Calorie reduced diets should be conceived to cover the required amount of essential
nutrients and provide a sufficient satiation, although containing lower energy levels. It
has to be kept in mind that the body has to be sufficiently supplied with vitamins,
minerals and fluids.
Overweight occurs when the energy intake is higher than energy usage. The required
energy amounts differ individually.
Preferred cooking method: steaming, cooking in foil,
grilling, poaching, braising
Avoid cooking methods such as: baking, deep-frying,
roasting, frying
No sugar, only sweetener as a substitute
Produce low fat sauces on a vegetable basis and possibly
avoid thickening with
flour. Also skim excess fat.
Moderate use of fat
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LCML Low Calorie Meal
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All sweet and fatty milk products
Fatty sausage
Intestines
Fried food
Canned vegetables & fruits
All sweets containing high amounts of
fat and sugar
Cake, pie , Puddings and creams
Animal fat (bacon, butter, lard)
Mayonnaise
Sugar
Fatty meat
Skimmed milk products
Skinned chicken
low fat meat
Plant fats and oil
All kinds of vegetables
All kind of fruits
DO NOT USE USE
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Business class
LCML
HLD
Steamed spring rolls
Chef garden green salad with light lemon
dressing
No skin GRILLED chicken breast
Mushrooms and broccoli
Fruit platter
HBF
Cheese omelet
roasted potato
roasted mushrooms
Cheese plate
Gluten free bread
Fruit salad
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LCML Low Calorie Meal
LCML
HLD
Homemade Spicy pickled cucumber
No oil baked chicken breast
Steamed rice and baked vegetables
Whole grains bread
Fruit salad
Snacks
No skin , no oil grilled chicken
No fat beef fillet sandwich
Whole grains bread
Fruit salad
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BLML Bland Meal
Use low fat foods (lean meat, chicken)
Avoid vegetables that cause flatulence (radish, bell pepper, onions, garlic, all
cabbages, pulse, corn, cucumbers)
Avoid raw dupes and pomes
Avoid alcohol, beverages containing caffeine and carbonic acid.
Avoid foods and beverages, which can cause gastric discomfort.
Do not eat food too hot/cold
Do not use foods that have spicy seasoning
Preferred cooking methods: broiling, cooking, cooking in foil, light
grilling, poaching, steaming and blanching
Avoid baking, frying, deep-frying, roasting
No intake of raw, unripe fruit
Avoid hard-boiled eggs and fatty egg dishes
Avoid fatty sauces (gravy, mayonnaise), skim visible fat
Avoid hot spices such as chilli, curry, pepper, Tabasco, hot mustard, bell
pepper,
horseradish
Avoid fresh, warm bread and crude wholegrain bread
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BLML Bland Meal
Fatty milk and dairy products
hard-boiled eggs
Fatty meat
Deep-fried foods
Sausage
Poultry skin
Fish / seafood smoked in oil, cream or
mayonnaise
All cabbage varieties
Vegetables causing flatulence
Pulse
Mushrooms
bulbous plants
Olives • Radish • Cucumber • Beans •
Paprika • Sunchoke
Fresh drupe and pome • Pears •
Grapes • Nuts
Low fat milk
Low fat dairy products
Lean meat
Lean chicken
Lean sausage
All kind of fish
• Spinach • Carrots • Celery • Pumpkin
• Tomato concasse • beetroot • Fennel
• Artichokes • Peeled Potatoes •
Chard • Parsley root • Zucchini
Fruits
Compote • Ripe and low-acid fruit
(except dupes and pomes) • Canned
fruit (except dupes and pomes)
Grain
DO NOT USE USE
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BLML Bland Meal
Crude wholegrain products
Fresh bread and rolls
Fatty desserts
Chocolate
Cream- and butter cream pies
Fatty cakes and pastries (puff paste,
short crust, cake mix)
Fresh yeast pastry
• Hot spices • Black pepper • Chili
powder • Chives, garlic, onions • Fatty
sauces
• Rice • White flour products • Day
old bread
Low fat, low-sugar desserts
Day old low fat yeast pastry
Plant fats and oils
Herbs
DO NOT USE USE
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BLML Bland Meal
HBF
Low fat yougart granola
Plain mashed potatoes
No butter scrambled eggs
MAKE SURE YOUR BREAD IS
WHITE AND DOESN’T CONTAINSEEDS
Skimmed rice pudding
BLML
HLD
German potato salad
Boiled chicken breast
plain noodles and green beans
MAKE SURE YOUR BREAD IS
WHITE AND DOESN’T CONTAINSEEDS
Skimmed rice pudding
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Economy
snacks
Pulled boiled chicken sandwich
Cottage cheese sandwich
MAKE SURE YOUR BREAD IS
WHITE AND DOESN’T CONTAINSEEDS
Skimmed rice pudding
HLD
Loaded potato salad
Poached fish
On a bed of boiled vegetables
MAKE SURE YOUR BREAD IS
WHITE AND DOESN’T CONTAINSEEDS
Skimmed rice pudding
BLML
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DBML Diabetic Meal
Balanced, healthy whole meal diet with high amounts of wholegrain and
wholegrain products, plenty of vegetables, fruit and at least two portions of fish
per week
Avoid sugar in isolated form as in candy, lemonade and other sugared beverages, honey, ice cream, because they
lead to a rapid increase in blood sugar
Replace sugar by sweeteners
Avoid sugar substitute products
Avoid heavily processed food
Avoid fatty food of animal origin
Use high grade plant oils
Use fresh vegetables and fruit
Alcohol should be avoided (under circumstance can lead to blood sugar anomalies)
Eat as little as possible animal protein (exception: fish)
The average cholesterol intake per week should not exceed 300 mg / day.
Avoid hardened fats, since they especially suspected of bringing forward cardio
vascular diseases. They can mostly be found in ready-to-serve soups, pastry,
chips, candy, soup- and sauce thickener, French fries, egg yolk, meat, sausage,
cheese
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DBML Diabetic Meal
Sweetened milk products
Fish / seafood smoked in oil, cream or
mayonnaise
Deep-fried, breaded or crusted fish /
seafood
French fries, hash browns, croquettes
Sugared canned fruits
Fresh bread and rolls
Fatty desserts
Chocolate
Ketchup
Mayonnaise
Honey
Fruit juices
Milk products without sugar
All sorts of eggs 2 per week
Low fat, low-sugar desserts
Low fat meat and sausage
Skinned chicken
fish from the open sea
wholegrain products (pasta, bread,
cereals, rice)
Plant oil
Non-sweetened fruit juices
herbs
DO NOT USE USE
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Business class
HBF
Strawberry muesli
Olive oil omelet
Cinnamon crusted French toast
Whole-grain bread
Fresh seasonal fruit platter
DBML
HLD
Roasted garlic hummus
Apple and Cilantro Quinoa Salad
Herb crusted salmon fillet
steam basmati rice and olive oil
sautéed spinach
Whole-grain bread
Fresh seasonal fruit platter
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DBML Diabetic Meal
Business class
Tuna sandwich
grilled chicken sandwich
Whole-grain bread
Fresh seasonal fruit platter
Economy
Homemade mixed pickles
Olive oil & herb grilled fish fillet
steamed rice and broccoli
Whole-grain bread
Fruit salad
DBML
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NFML No Fish Meal
No limitations regarding the cooking methods
Products containing fish / seafood / mussels / crustaceans as well as
commodi
ties or components thereof (oyster sauce, fish gelatin, fish sauce,
crawfish meat
substitute, margarine containing fish oil) are forbidden
Always cross reference the list of ingredients on convenience products
as well as
the labeling of the allergen products.
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NFML No Fish Meal
Business class
Roasted garlic hummus
Apple and Cilantro Quinoa Salad
Herb crusted beef fillet
steam basmati rice and potato medallion
Vanilla Crème Brûlée
Economy
Homemade mixed pickles
Meatball
mashed potato and steamed vegetables
Oriental dessert
NFML
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SFML Seafood Meal
Meals should contain fish, seafood or shellfish
predominantly
All cooking methods are permitted
No use of meat
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Business class
Business class
Classic shrimp cocktail
ceviche salad with avocado
Alexandria style baked fish
sayadeya rice and baked vegetables
Vanilla Crème Brûlée
Economy
Homemade mixed pickles
Baked vegetables w sayadeya rice
Oriental dessert
SFML
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SFML Seafood Meal
Business class
Classic shrimp cocktail
ceviche salad with avocado
Alexandria style baked fish
sayadeya rice and baked vegetables
Vanilla Crème Brûlée
Economy
Homemade mixed pickles
Baked vegetables w sayadeya rice
Oriental dessert
SFML