The served them fine fancy dinners! With fancy plates! Some of the foods for Breakfast were baked apples, fresh herring, smoked salmon and for lunch there was the fillet of brill, eggs (special), chicken a la Maryland, and dinner Canapes a l'Amiral, Oysters a la Russe, Punch Romaine and that's just some examples!
First class people had a lot of courses at dinner, they had like 11 courses! First class people got access to the BEST food on the Titanic, They had LOVELY food, the other classes didn't get such nice food as the First-class people but they still had alright food. First class people got a lot of choice in what they ate.
First class dining must have been a tremendous experience. Reports from the time talk about how the food would have rivaled the best restaurants in Europe. A typical menu would have been:
Titanic First-Class Dinner
The 11-course menu:
First course: Hors d'oeuvres (canapés à l'amiral, oysters à la russe)
Second course: soup (consommé Olga)
Third course: fish (poached salmon with mousseline sauce)
Fourth course: first entrée (vegetable marrow farci)
Fifth course: second entrée (lamb with mint sauce, potatoes Anna, minted green pea timbales)
Sixth course: punch (punch romaine)
Seventh course: roast (roast squab and wilted cress)
Eighth course: salad (asparagus salad with champagne saffron vinaigrette)
Ninth course: cold dish (pâté de foie gras)
Tenth course: sweets (chocolate-painted éclairs with French vanilla cream)
Eleventh course: dessert (assorted fresh fruits and cheeses)
After dinner: coffee, cigars, port
The above list was taken from an actual menu from the Titanic.
They would have eaten 11 course meals including baked apples, Quaker oats, fresh herring, poached egg, cold meats or sultana scones. That is few of the many meals onboard the Titanic.
very good food a whole lot better than 3rd and 2nd
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The third class had luxury almost unheard of on Titanic. Not only was the food more than sufficient but the tables and chairs were movable,as opposed to being fixed on previous vessels.
Ship's biscuits. Hard tack. Wevils. Dust.
There were five restaurants.
what people got to get on the titanic ship?On the titanic the 3rd class passengers ate 3 courses while 2nd class ate 5 and 1st class ate 10.I dont know what 3rd class exactly ate but i do know that they only got to eat 3 courses :)Hope it helped
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The last First Class menu on The Titanic consisted of 10 courses, including oysters, poached salmon, roast duckling, pate de Foie Gras and chocolate & vanilla eclairs.
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wiki is stupid they dont answer my question...what kind of website is this
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they ate food
The third class had luxury almost unheard of on Titanic. Not only was the food more than sufficient but the tables and chairs were movable,as opposed to being fixed on previous vessels.
Ship's biscuits. Hard tack. Wevils. Dust.
actually the titanic had one big room for each class first class though might have had a few some people had a personal veranda to eat out on and a public veranda, main room, a cigar room for the men, and maby a tea room for the ladies to drink tea in
all the meals were served differently based on what class you were in if u were a 3rd class (mostly immagrints) then you got what you usuallt had at home.
go to the library go in a heated pool and they had many places to eat