Snacks on the plane

[Mazascouser]

Boots have lots of snack options for the flight including hummus and veg, sausage rolls mini sausages and tubs of fruit. You can buy Pringles, crisps biscuits and your own sweets from your local supermarket. Always remember that some people have severe nut allergy’s so avoid if you can.

[Floridatilly]

I am too anxious to eat so I don’t have anything but I do take stuff for our three children (my husband eats mine plus his own flight meal 🤮 he will eat anything lol)
I take; chewing gum for take off, croissants, Pringles, fruit, mini sausages & cheese or a couple of those packs that have crackers, cheese & ham.
I try to avoid sweets because my youngest goes crazy with them plus my eldest can’t have them. I also avoid chocolate because no doubt it will get everywhere and I like to arrive at my destination clean 😂😂

[Chloeoey]

I prefer to take extra sandwiches and stuff. It’ll be more satisfying for me than eating lots of sweets!
Maybe take a small bag of haribo something and definitely some mints!
Lots of water too!

[tomdan]

Croissants... another one to add to the list

[Trusty ian]

Pringles, Pringles, and pringles.lol
Ritz crackers in a box.
Chewy sweets.
Kids/teenagers pick there own sweets.
And sit close to the galley so you can help yourself to more drinks than the cabin crew usually offer throughout the flight.

[Stepaway]

Dried fruit like mango, pineapple and apple.

I try and avoid sugar and really fatty/carb heavy foods due to the bloating factor and it generally not sitting right.

[NewtoOrlando]

Mini cheddars
Mini buscuits - Maryland’s, party rings etc
Starburst
Winegums
Cereal bars - go ahead, brunch bar, belvita

Then go to boots airside to get a meal deal with a big bottle of water and a bottle of Ribena each.

[Chilli-pepper]

Blimey, I must be one of the lightest on board packers out there. I take a bottle of water and a pack of polo's/starburst - that's it!

I can't eat on a flight so don't eat any of the food on offer as it makes me gag, and I don't take any snacks (or snakes!) either, I may have a coke to drink but generally stick to water.

[TeeKayDawn]

I pack nothing food and drink wise for the plane but once air side I will buy pringles, large bags of chocolate, haribo and water. The other half has to get toblerone and had a field day when it was on offer at the UK airport and MCO coming back. I swear he would have left his clothes to make room for this.

[TowerOfTerror88]

We will take sandwiches which we usually buy at the airport (we normally fly from Dublin and have to stay over the night before) but this year we are flying from Belfast so will be making my own! Yay! Also croissants, M&S Victoria sponge muffin (DBf obsessed with these!) And some crisps and sweets. I'm not a fan of airplane food and wonder why I accept it every year instead of just saying no thanks 🤮