I am not a fan of plane food. I can’t think of anything grosser than pre-packaged, shelf stable, mass quantity food. It reminds me of my highschool cafeteria… without the pizza and tots. And now they make you PAY for it? ARE YOU KIDDING?!
So when I noticed that Virgin America really takes on a new look at in-flight meals (along with everything else), I figured it would be interesting to blog about their “GoPicnic DeliBreak Lunch Box.” I like that you order it when you want it, and the cost isn’t awful seeing as though you are literally entirely trapped with their menu. I think this was $6 and it was plenty to fill me for lunch and leave me with some snacks for hour 4 on the trip to LA.
This was the box front, which varied slightly from the description on the menu that I remember reading.
And the list on the box even varied from the actual food that was inside. I found this slightly concerning, since picky people may not be pleased by trading out potato chips for pop chips. Luckily… I love pop chips!
Thought I was kind of curious what sweet maui onino potato chips might taste like.
They packaged it well, with a lot of options within one compact box.
And like I said… it was plenty of food.
A very good snack/meal option. Thanks Virgin America! You remain my favorite airline (even if you INSIST on flying out of JFK).