Healthier choice on the menu

[jjpb3]

I noticed on my SQ320 flight back to London that there was a healthier choice (grilled double cut pork chop), noted as lower in carbohydrate and calories than the main selection, in the lunch menu.

A question to those who travel on SQ more frequently than I: is this a new offering, or has this been offered for a while now? (Sorry, CGK, I haven't really looked through the menu threads. I'd otherwise be embittered by the selection on the intra-Europe flights. )

I noted that there were no such options offered on my SIN-MNL segments; that the healthier selection was exactly the same on the supper menu of SQ321 ; and that I would have preferred the healthier option on the second meal on SQ320, since the low-carbs rule is particularly important post-6 pm (or so I was taught during my New York years ).

[jhm]

A healthier choice was offered on some of my SQ flights in August.

[jjpb3]

A healthier choice was offered on some of my SQ flights in August.

That's an encouraging trend, then. I hope it wasn't the same grilled double cut pork chop? I'd love an egg white omelette as part of the breakfast selection.

[AndrewSQ011]

Is SQ going on the healthy side now?

[globetrekker84]

Is SQ going on the healthy side now?

Don't see why not...as long as the food tastes good, but then again, we know that oftentimes healthy food isn't always tasty.

[Rejuvenated]

If you are talking about dishes on the main course marked with a symbol and contained "A healthier choice - ...................", they have been on the menus for quite some time. For example on one of my AKL-SIN menu, a dish named "Polenta gnocchi with extra virgin olive oil, roasted tomato, grilled eggplant and chunky walnut-rocket pesto" is labeled as "A healthier choice - lower in cholesterol and saturated fat than our main selection"