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American Admirals Clubs Are Getting Avocado Toast

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Here's a cute new feature that will soon be available at select American Admirals Clubs. American has just informed me that they'll be rolling out avocado toast in select Admirals Clubs starting April 3, 2018. This will be available from 7AM until 10AM daily, and fortunately isn't replacing American's popular afternoon guacamole station. The complimentary…

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(@Leeza1)
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Lucky, which churrascaria are you going today?


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Diamond
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While I'd definitely take avocado toast over spam toast,I would totally eat some spam toast if it was prepared Hawaiian style.


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(@Alpha)
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Man, Admirals clubs have the absolute -weakest- breakfast selection of any legacy carrier. Even Delta Sky Clubs have those microwave 'omelettes' nowadays, but I've never seen an Admirals club with more than a bagel and 'lemon cake.'


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 Jon
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That Guacamole station is absolutely hilarious. Looks like hogs elbowing out each other at the trough.


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 Anna
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I love anything in carb form, but that bread doesn't look particularly appetizing.


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(@Quinten)
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* Breaking news * They will have toast in the lounge....


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(@Court)
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Slow news day, eh?


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(@santastico)
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Millennials food.


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Diamond
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Dreadful. With the added insult to culinary good taste of “extra toppings”....of such unsuitability they could only have been designed by aberrant colonials.


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(@NomNom)
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@Lucky -- you misspelled 'forward' as 'froward' near the end of the post.

@Jon -- is there a photo of the guacamole station that you see? Because I don't see a photo like that.


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(@tccquest)
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What's so infamous with the guacamole stations? I've only experienced it once at LAX, I was quite happy with it. What am I missing?


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(@askmrlee)
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News for the millennials...


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(@Sandra)
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MY GOD.....Are you going to do a separate post for every single food item on the lounge menu? I suppose the only thing this post is missing is the obligatory credit card sign up link....


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(@Whipppersnapper)
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Old out of touch people everywhere "damn millennials".


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Diamond
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@Anna:

That was my first thought, too. It looks like Texas Toast that you'd get at Sizzler. And while that's also horrible for you (but still horribly delicious), it's not something I'd want to throw avocado on. Needs to be a sliced baguette or GTFO.


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 Dan
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If avocado toast is why millennials can't buy houses, if I eat the free avocado toast at Admirals Clubs can I still buy a house?


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(@lovemymiles)
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I found the guacamole served at the guacamole stations to be absolutely disgusting.


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 M.O.
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Avocados are amazing, so this makes me pretty happy. Hopefully it actually tastes good too!


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 Evan
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A whole article on Avocado Toast.


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(@Vassa)
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Millennials are no longer perceived as representing youth? They can be as old as 38 depending on what definition you use. Perhaps people should start referring to Generation Z instead?


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(@Rezzadogs)
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It will be tasteless without the vegemite 🙂


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Diamond
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AA is forgetting that millennials are dumb enough to pay $6+ for a cup of coffee and $12 for two piece of bread with some sub-grade avocado on it.... which is why they can't afford AAdmirals Club memberships.

...which is fine by me. It's kind of nice to have an older, calmer, quieter crowd in the lounges.


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(@schar)
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heck yeaaa!! my inner Angelino Mellenial self is very happy rn


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(@cleobasset)
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Millennials? Most of the population of Australia worked out how tasty this was aeons ago.


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(@DWondermeant)
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I'd gladly give up the avocado toast for some saver award availability.
However being that's not an option I'll stay with my plan to rarely fly American and continue using cash back cards over their credit card with Citibank
I'm doing everything I can to avoid American even doing the unthinkable using Southwest and Delta and the one sweet spot of defecting enjoying Alaska Airlines very much


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 Ruth
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woo hoo! I eat avocado and eggs on toast almost every morning, so as geeky as this sounds, I am excited about it!


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 HT
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Oh goodie *jumping up and down* and are they replacing the toilet paper with 4-ply sheets?


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 AS
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All the resentment (jealousy?) towards millenials from the most entitled generation (Baby Boomers) on this post is pretty sad.

Don't be jealous of your kids, fellas. It's not a good look.


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 Mike
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@AS: "All the resentment (jealousy?) towards millenials from the most entitled generation (Baby Boomers) on this post is pretty sad."

And how do you know, pray tell, who here is a boomer and who isn't?


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(@Archer)
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This has made my thought processes when choosing an airline so much easier. Thank you.


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