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]]>Carbonated Drinks
Yes, that Coca-Cola looks terribly appealing, but trust us when we tell you to pass. Bubbly beverages can lead to bloating and serious discomfort due to the change in air pressure. So, skip the soda.
Caffeine
You may feel like you need a cup of coffee or three, especially if you’ve caught a red-eye flight. Yet, all the caffeine is going to do is mess with your sleep patterns. It can also cause dehydration. Instead, ask for a herbal tea or hot chocolate; and if you really need your coffee fix, definitely go decaffeinated.
Tap Water
It is super important to stay hydrated while flying. Water is the best choice, but it’s a good idea to avoid tap water. Water tanks and pipes on airplanes are not always the most hygienic and can sometimes contain bacteria that causes illness. Stick to bottled.
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]]>If you don’t want to get hungry on the plane, eating beforehand is your best bet, especially if your flight is pretty short. Eat something light and do it at home instead of buying food at the airport restaurants because they tend to charge as much as airlines do.
Why buy overpriced airplane snacks when you can bring your own along? A lot of travelers pack snacks before heading to the airport, but it’s important to make the right choice. Avoid sweets and salty snacks because you’ll be craving water after eating them, and go with foods that won’t spoil too fast.
If you’re embarking on a long flight, eating on a plane is a must so it’s important to be careful with your choice. Opt for a meal that’s filling enough and avoid buying snacks and drinks. Alcohol is best avoided due to its dehydrating effect.
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]]>The post This Hack Will Ensure You Don’t Go Hungry While Flying appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Although trained chefs are the ones making the food, and effort is put in for it to taste good, flavors and textures definitely change once heated up. And, of course, being at that altitude.
According to studies, dry air in the cabin alters our sense of smell which greatly affects our sense of taste. With both being weakened, food tends to taste bland while up in the air. One flavor which is not impacted, however, is umami, which is why tomato juice is so popular on flights.
Unlike restaurants, planes don’t have a menu that you can order from so to find something that suits your tastebuds. But this hack will ensure you don’t go hungry while flying.
If you don’t feel like indulging in the plane food on your next trip, pack along a cup noodle. It is important that it’s the kind to which you can just add boiling water and which comes with its own cup. Then, when the flight attendant comes around to offer hot beverages, simply request that hot water is poured into your noodles.
Bon appetit!
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]]>Avoid dairy products like cottage cheese, cheese, yogurt, ice cream, and milk, because they are susceptible to spoiling when not kept cold. Sometimes, you can’t see or smell that they’ve gone bad.
Deli meat doesn’t go through a reheating process to kill bacteria because it’s already prepared. Bologna, turkey, and ham have a higher risk of being contaminated.
Bacteria can survive in ice cubes, which makes ice on planes problematic. Attendants don’t always wash their hands or use gloves when they’re scooping ice and pouring it into your drinks.
Like deli meats, raw fruits and veggies can get contaminated and they’re not heated to get rid of any bacteria. Melons and leafy greens are most risky because they’re exposed to bacteria from the soil, manure, and water.
If rice is cooled down or stored at the wrong temperature, spores can grow and the bacteria can make you really sick for a few days.
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]]>The post Don’t Drink These Things on the Plane appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Carbonated Drinks
Yes, that Coca-Cola looks terribly appealing, but trust us when we tell you to pass. Bubbly beverages can lead to bloating and serious discomfort due to the change in air pressure. So, skip the soda.
Caffeine
You may feel like you need a cup of coffee or three, especially if you’ve caught a red-eye flight. Yet, all the caffeine is going to do is mess with your sleep patterns. It can also cause dehydration. Instead, ask for a herbal tea or hot chocolate; and if you really need your coffee fix, definitely go decaffeinated.
Tap Water
It is super important to stay hydrated while flying. Water is the best choice, but it’s a good idea to avoid tap water. Water tanks and pipes on airplanes are not always the most hygienic and can sometimes contain bacteria that causes illness. Stick to bottled.
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]]>The post How To Save Money On Pricey Airplane Food appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>If you don’t want to get hungry on the plane, eating beforehand is your best bet, especially if your flight is pretty short. Eat something light and do it at home instead of buying food at the airport restaurants because they tend to charge as much as airlines do.
Why buy overpriced airplane snacks when you can bring your own along? A lot of travelers pack snacks before heading to the airport, but it’s important to make the right choice. Avoid sweets and salty snacks because you’ll be craving water after eating them, and go with foods that won’t spoil too fast.
If you’re embarking on a long flight, eating on a plane is a must so it’s important to be careful with your choice. Opt for a meal that’s filling enough and avoid buying snacks and drinks. Alcohol is best avoided due to its dehydrating effect.
The post How To Save Money On Pricey Airplane Food appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>The post This Hack Will Ensure You Don’t Go Hungry While Flying appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Although trained chefs are the ones making the food, and effort is put in for it to taste good, flavors and textures definitely change once heated up. And, of course, being at that altitude.
According to studies, dry air in the cabin alters our sense of smell which greatly affects our sense of taste. With both being weakened, food tends to taste bland while up in the air. One flavor which is not impacted, however, is umami, which is why tomato juice is so popular on flights.
Unlike restaurants, planes don’t have a menu that you can order from so to find something that suits your tastebuds. But this hack will ensure you don’t go hungry while flying.
If you don’t feel like indulging in the plane food on your next trip, pack along a cup noodle. It is important that it’s the kind to which you can just add boiling water and which comes with its own cup. Then, when the flight attendant comes around to offer hot beverages, simply request that hot water is poured into your noodles.
Bon appetit!
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]]>The post 5 Airplane Foods You Shouldn’t Eat appeared first on Traveler Dreams.
]]>Avoid dairy products like cottage cheese, cheese, yogurt, ice cream, and milk, because they are susceptible to spoiling when not kept cold. Sometimes, you can’t see or smell that they’ve gone bad.
Deli meat doesn’t go through a reheating process to kill bacteria because it’s already prepared. Bologna, turkey, and ham have a higher risk of being contaminated.
Bacteria can survive in ice cubes, which makes ice on planes problematic. Attendants don’t always wash their hands or use gloves when they’re scooping ice and pouring it into your drinks.
Like deli meats, raw fruits and veggies can get contaminated and they’re not heated to get rid of any bacteria. Melons and leafy greens are most risky because they’re exposed to bacteria from the soil, manure, and water.
If rice is cooled down or stored at the wrong temperature, spores can grow and the bacteria can make you really sick for a few days.
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