Missions Training and Food

[mamakimberly]

Any thoughts on how this can be easier?

[Moochiecat]

Re: Missions Training and Food

Are you able to call or email someone and find out what types of foods will be offered?

Lots and lots of people have special dietary needs (diabetics and high cholesterol folks for example) so it's not out of the ordinary for people to ask such questions. Most places will offer a selection of salads and meats, so you might be surprised at the options you find you have.

But ask about it..there's nothing wrong with that.

[clairebear]

Re: Missions Training and Food

Offer to help prepare, or at least serve, the meals.

Not only is it a good way to show that you are appreciating the training (and you are a polite human being!), if you are serving, it allows you to eliminate any nasties for your own plate (rather than leaving them un-eaten) and you may be able to make your own serves of vegies a little larger.

Have fun!

[Moochiecat]

Re: Missions Training and Food

You have every right to ask if you have a health issue that requires a certain type of food. And really now, all you're asking for is a nice green salad, or some steamed veggies and a piece of meat, so don't be intimidated!

[Elizellen]

Re: Missions Training and Food

Don't worry about seeming an awkward person - most catering staff must be used to 'dietary requirement' requests there are so many people nowadays with allergies or sensitivities to certain ingredients as well as those with religious restrictions. And as Mocchiecat said, what is hard about supplying fresh veggies or a salad and plain meat??