Snacks on a plane! Five airlines with the best food that pocket change can buy
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Air France takes the cake for serving (free!) champagne, but most airlines do actually offer name brands and allergen-free snacks... just expect to pay for anything more filling than coffee and chips.
What happens when the mid-flight munchies hit and the complimentary bag of mini pretzels just won’t cut it?
From long-haul flights to quick puddle jumps, we did some research to find out which airlines offer the most interesting fare. We found that these five airlines offer some of the best savory snacks for your in-flight dining pleasure. A note of caution to your tingling taste buds: these snacks all come at a cost, but hey, it beats the fast food joint at the airport.
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