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“I don’t need any snacks to get through a long-haul flight” - said no passenger ever.
Whether you’re flying three hours to New Zealand, nine hours to Singapore, or 13 hours to Los Angeles, at some stage your stomach is going to call out for a mid-flight treat.
Although most airlines have a selection of snacks on board, if you prefer your goodies to have organic, gluten-free or vegan on the label, it’s worth stocking up before you board your flight.
Check out the list below and roll your wheelie bag straight to the Australian Produce Store at the International Terminal to pick up a selection of healthy treats for your overseas journey.
Loving Earth Chocolates
Not all chocolates are created equal, and the Loving Earth range proves the point.
While Loving Earth is made in Australia, they source cacao from the Ashaninka community in Peru, ensuring the chocolate is plant-based, certified organic and ethically made.
The United Nations agree too, and recently awarded the growers the Equator Prize for their efforts to reduce poverty through conservation and sustainable practice.
Planet: 1
Loving Earth Chocolate: 1
Shelby’s Dipped and Dusted Nuts
Who said you can’t seek pleasure and self-indulgence in a snack?
Not Shelby’s who promote healthy hedonism with their Dipped and Dusted Nuts.
With flavours such as matcha and yogurt, cinnamon and yogurt, raspberry and dark chocolate or espresso and dark chocolate, the hardest decision will be deciding which one.
Make the motto for your long-haul flight: eat nuts, don’t go nuts.
Wallaby Bites
What do you get when you combine rice, nut seeds and fruit?
A snack crafted from simple, natural ingredients with a four and five-star health rating.
Covered in dark chocolate, milk chocolate or yogurt, Wallaby Bites cater for every level of sweet tooth.
With 10 mini bites in each packet, they’re the perfect snack for when you need to share with your travel buddy.
Disclaimer. No wallabies were hurt in the making of this snack.
Belgian Chocolates
Forget the 24-hour journey to Belgium to enjoy traditionally crafted chocolate, when you can buy Belgium Delights created 80 kilometres from Brisbane Airport on the Gold Coast.
After immigrating to Australia over 30 years ago, The Verstreken family brought their Belgium style of chocolate making to Australian shores.
Not only does their chocolate cure long-haul sugar cravings, it also cures homesickness, with its Greetings Brisbane packaging.
So Moorish Rocky Road
When you can’t decide if you want nuts, chocolate or lollies, why not have them in a sugar-coated trifecta? Winning!
Claimed to be an Australian invention to mask spoiled sweets and nuts by covering in chocolate back in the 1800s, So Moorish Rocky Road has lifted the (confectionary) bar with flavour combinations such as raspberry, popcorn and raspberry, peppermint, licorice, honeycomb and caramel, salted caramel and peanuts and bubble gum.
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With reduced passengers in our terminals and the ongoing impact of Covid-19 on trading, airport retailers are continuously adjusting their opening hours and staff levels. Please check individual listings here for the most up to date information on what's open at each terminal and their trading hours.
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