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I always take something to eat. The last time I flew they declared a "no peanut" flight because of someone's allergies. Unfortunately the only thing I had with me was a peanut butter sandwich. Ugh. They offered a bag of Fritos which I don't like so I was pretty hungry by the time I got to my destination. From now on I will also take something nut-free!
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yes - peanuts and drink. sometimes something else. peanuts at 7 am is an odd offer. it is time for SW to make an adjustment
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I received Belvita breakfast cookies Tuesday on my 8 am flight from California to Las Vegas!
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That's amazing.
All I have ever seen is Pretzels and Peanuts.
And the size of the packet is becoming small every year
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It's funny you mentioned the Belvidas. I kept getting these for a while and I'm not too fond of them. I don't want to seem like I'm complaining about Southwest's snacks, because they're typically better than other US airlines.
But I'm curious -- does Southwest offer Belvida crackers and other items in partnership with the manufacturer or as a promotion? Sometimes you're able to pick from a variety of snacks (the Ritz cheese cracker are my favorites) and sometimes you get junky Wheat Thins or Belvidas.
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I agree! I've always thought peanuts and pretzels for an early morning snack was odd.
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I fly them often and has always been giving drinks and snacks
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Always a good idea to have some sort of snack and beverage with you when traveling on any airline. I have found on SW that all you need to do is ask - when an attendant has the oppotunity they will bring what you requested. Just be patient and polite, it goes a long way.
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They offer wheat thins, peanuts and soda for free. Cocktails are $5.
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On the short flights I've only ever seen an option for peanuts or pretzels and a non alcoholic beverage, even at breakfast time.
I agree with the other post, 6-7am is an odd time to be offered peanuts.
I do remember that another airline used to do a breakfast cookie, it wasn't much but it was a nice change.