Jetstar Banana Bread in longhaul Y: Warmed/toasted?

[exLXCXFF]

Does anyone know whether the banana bread on Jetstar Y long-haul comes warmed/toasted when you pre-book?

 

[Happy Dude]

This is AFF. We go out of our way to avoid Jetstar. In the unlikely event that anyone is on a Jetstar flight, we fill up at the QP beforehand.

 

[aikman]

No it doesn't but I suppose you can ask them to put it in the same toaster where they cook the toasties and pies.

 

[jb747]

I'd have expected them to be chilled.

 

[Mattg]

Does anyone know whether the banana bread on Jetstar Y long-haul comes warmed/toasted when you pre-book?

I got served banana bread on a domestic JQ flight within New Zealand when booking the Max Bundle, and it came heated up.

 

[dylarr]

When ordering muffins and banana bread, sometimes they'll ask if you would like it heated. So just ask on board.

 

[justinbrett]

I can never eat banana bread again since the dark days of 2020 when that and muffins were the only food options flying Jetstar

 

[Virgin Bart]

This is AFF. We go out of our way to avoid Jetstar. In the unlikely event that anyone is on a Jetstar flight, we fill up at the QP beforehand.

But many of us can't avoid it sometimes. I'm sure we'll find the answer.

 

[DC3]

I can never eat banana bread again since the dark days of 2020 when that and muffins were the only food options flying Jetstar

Jetstar

 

[justinbrett]

Jetstar

I'll mention in those dark times JQ was the only airline flying in NTL

 

[DC3]

I'll mention in those dark times JQ was the only airline flying in NTL

Newcastle.

Edit: Maybe Pelican doesn’t fly to the right spots

 

[justinbrett]

Newcastle.

Edit: Maybe Pelican doesn’t fly to the right spots

They weren't flying at all then. They were doing government charters.

 

[kangarooflyer88]

Under no circumstances is banana bread supposed to be toasted or warmed, they should be either served "fresh," or in the case of Air Canada frozen in which case the added crunchiness adds to the experience!

This is AFF. We go out of our way to avoid Jetstar. In the unlikely event that anyone is on a Jetstar flight, we fill up at the QP beforehand.

There is nothing wrong with JetStar, especially if you are looking to travel often whilst racking up status credits on QF. Where else are you gonna earn 100 status credits on a $300 MAX fare between SYD and DRW? What needs to be torn down, though, is the wall between QF and JQ. Why can't I check an extra bag in as a QF Gold or access the lounge without doing the terminal shuffle at MEL or SYD? Mr. Joyce, tear down this wall!

-RooFlyer88