Snacks on a Plane!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Smelly cheese and fragrant salmi.

Hard boiled eggs, peeled, in gallon zip lock

As if eggs aren't smelly enough, you'll be having egg farts at 20, 000 ft. I feel bad for the people sitting around you.


Don't eggs need to be refrigerated??

I hope this is a joke. I would pick the middle seat, in the very last row up against the wall, between babies, over sitting next to you. But maybe that is your space optimizing strategy.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Smelly cheese and fragrant salmi.

Hard boiled eggs, peeled, in gallon zip lock

They smell so bad. Please don’t.

[Anonymous]

Fruit only for me and I will buy it in the airport after going through security. Not even hungry on the plane since I'm doing nothing but sitting. I literally stop digesting, so I cannot be anything heavy or even anything other than fruit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Smelly cheese and fragrant salmi.

Hard boiled eggs, peeled, in gallon zip lock

They smell so bad. Please don’t.

You are overcooking your eggs! Well cooked hard boiled eggs hardly smell at all.

[Anonymous]

Turkey cheese and mustard sandwich, chips, clementines

[Anonymous]

We are flying to Hawaii and I always pack:
Bagels w/ cream cheese
Turkey sandwiches
Small individual Hummus packs and baby carrots
Pretzel chips or pita chips
Clementines
Apples
Empty water bottle that I refill every hour.

It’s a long flight and I’m not a fan of airport food. Sometimes the lines are so long in the airport restaurants. Also, my kids have food allergies, so we have a tough time buying those overpriced “snack boxes”.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Smelly cheese and fragrant salmi.

Hard boiled eggs, peeled, in gallon zip lock

They smell so bad. Please don’t.

You are overcooking your eggs! Well cooked hard boiled eggs hardly smell at all.

A gallon sized bag of them unrefrigerated? Yeah, you smell, lady. People are just too nice to tell you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Turkey cheese and mustard sandwich, chips, clementines

Mustard on a plane?! Rude.

[Anonymous]

Chicken salad sandwiches and Nutella/Almond butter sandwiches
Tangerines and apples
Cheese sticks
Pretzels or chips
Nuts and dried fruit
Granola bars/protein bars

[Anonymous]

Where are you all stashing several sandwiches for a whole family?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where are you all stashing several sandwiches for a whole family?

Everyone carries their own in their personal item.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Where are you all stashing several sandwiches for a whole family?

I usually take a bento box or takeout container. One for child in his backpack and one in mine. Or a whole bento that we share. DH would rather buy junk, so I don't have to worry about a third sandwich.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Just buy a Mac Donald’s salad once you are past security
How long is your flight? Can you not sit a few hours without eating?

McDonald's doesn't have salads anymore, at least not in my state.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As the parent of a severely peanut and tree nut allergic kid, please please please do not bring peanuts or nuts as plane snacks. Even if you don’t care about the well being of someone else, imagine how inconvenienced you will be when we have to divert for an emergency landing because your peanuts caused anaphylaxis. Also, before some responds “don’t fly,” severe allergies are a protected disability under federal law.

Some alternate suggestions: apples and cheese, turkey sandwich, non-nut containing energy bar.

They stopped serving nuts but pets are allowed I would pack allergy medicine if I am allergies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:As the parent of a severely peanut and tree nut allergic kid, please please please do not bring peanuts or nuts as plane snacks. Even if you don’t care about the well being of someone else, imagine how inconvenienced you will be when we have to divert for an emergency landing because your peanuts caused anaphylaxis. Also, before some responds “don’t fly,” severe allergies are a protected disability under federal law.

Some alternate suggestions: apples and cheese, turkey sandwich, non-nut containing energy bar.

They stopped serving nuts but pets are allowed I would pack allergy medicine if I am allergies.

Airlines may have stopped serving nuts but there is no way to prevent passengers from eating them on board.