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Nothing is worse than being on a flight — especially a long one — and your only source of food is a selection of measly, skimpy snacks.
A plane passenger on a recent Delta flight took to TikTok to show the pathetic bag of Cheez-Its she was handed as a mid-flight snack.
In her now-viral video with close to 800,000 views, user @kelligt wrote as the caption, “Flying can sometimes leave you feeling a bit hungry, especially when you’re soaring at 30,000 feet. Fortunately, Delta Airlines has you covered with their delightful in-flight snack options. Recently, I had the pleasure of enjoying Cheez-Its, a classic favorite that always hits the spot,” she sarcastically wrote.
“The crunchiness and cheesy flavor are perfect for satisfying those snack cravings while you’re on the move. Whether you’re a frequent traveler or just taking a short flight, discovering tasty snacks like Cheez-Its makes the journey a whole lot happier. So, next time you’re flying with Delta, keep an eye out for these delicious snacks to enhance your travel experience! What are your go-to snacks while flying? Share your favorites below!”
Before she even opens the snack, it’s obvious that there are barely any cheesy crackers inside, considering the bag appears to be practically flat, when she turns it around for the camera.
Once the bag is ripped open, the flyer shows what appears to be three Cheez-Its inside.
Yes, three.
It’s unknown where the passenger was flying to, but of course, commenters had a field day with this.
“Threezits,” joked one person.
“I hope you’re hungry. For nothing.” – delta probably,” quipped someone else.
“One for take-off, during the flight, and the last to be eaten upon your safe arrival,” wrote someone else, pointing out how wild this snack bag is.
“This is the GLP-1 portion,” read another comment.
“Should I save some for later?” someone else chimed in.
It might be time to rethink booking United next time, as the airline brought back the fan-favorite Dutch snack, Stroopwafels, on select flights.
The snack is “part of the airline’s complimentary Economy food and beverage service on flights over 300 miles,” a spokesperson for the airline told Fox News Digital.
It’s unclear why exactly United took away the snack in the first place, but the good news is that it’s back and better than the three tiny crackers their competitor is serving.
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