$20 avocado toast fuels outrage as travelers say airport food prices are out of control
Travellers are increasingly criticising airport food prices after a social-media post highlighted an avocado toast costing $19.64 at a southern US airport. The reaction reflects wider frustration that quick airport meals can carry prices comparable with, or higher than, restaurant food.
The article cites several reports suggesting the issue is widespread and includes criticism from celebrity chef Andrew Gruel, who said the toast appeared poorly made for its price. The available text does not provide further detail about the airport, retailer or the traveller’s full complaint.
- A $19.64 avocado toast reignited anger over airport food prices.
- Travellers say airport meals are becoming excessively expensive.
- A celebrity chef also criticised the value and presentation.