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Holland America to offer non-bland meals for no cost once per voyage

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    Outside of specialty restaurants and small-ship lines, cruise food is notable only for its volume and blandness. HAL’s attempt to break out of this with a richer menu for one night is like trying to stuff every holiday into one weekend.
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    What’s for dinner on Holland America? How about Scandinavian-style seafood and potato chowder, Lebanese lamb shank, or tofu and vegetable korma.

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