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I picked "Hindu Meal" thinking it meant vegetarian… and almost ended up with chicken on my plate 😳✈️

Here's what nobody tells you 👇

🍗 HNML (Hindu Meal): no beef or pork, but it CAN have chicken, lamb or fish. It is NOT vegetarian.

✅ What to pick instead:
🥘 AVML (Asian Vegetarian): Indian-style veg with dal, sabzi and paneer. Dairy is included. This is the one most of us actually want.
🌱 VGML (Vegan): no meat, eggs or dairy.
🧀 VLML (Lacto-Ovo Vegetarian): Western-style veg that can include eggs and dairy.
🙏 JNML (Jain Meal): no onion, garlic or root vegetables.

💡 Pro tips:
• Book your meal at least 24–48 hrs before the flight
• Re-confirm it at check-in, because meal requests do get missed
• Tell the crew when you board so they don't hand you the default tray

Comment "VEG" and I'll DM you my veg flyer's cheat sheet 🛫

Follow @wanderingnri for more NRI life hacks nobody warned you about 🇮🇳➡️🌍

Has this ever happened to you? Which meal do you usually pick? 👇

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