«Breaking News» United Airlines brings back the stroopwafel after a swap to maple wafers sparked uproar

United Airlines has brought back the stroopwafel as an on board snack after a swap to maple wafers in June sparked customer uproar.

Travelers reacted with joy after the carrier announced the sweet treat would be making a comeback 'in the snack rotation starting in January'.

In response one passenger tweeted: 'Loved these, can't wait for them to be back.'

Another said they were their 'favorite reason for taking a morning flight' while one called them the 'best snack' ever served by the airline.

One woman even said she served them at her wedding.

She tweeted: 'My now-husband had his first stroopwafel on our first trip together and he got so hooked, we served them at our wedding a couple years later. Thank you for bringing them back!' 

United Airlines announced it would be bringing back stroopwafels after their removal from flights within the US caused uproar in June

The airline announced the comeback in a tweet which was met with joy from customers 

In June customers reacted with fury to the news United would be cutting stroopwafels from its on-board food offering on certain flights.

One tweeted 'shame on you' at the carrier and another said 'you can lose my suitcases but don't take my stroopwafel'.

The Dutch treat was introduced on United flights in February 2016.

They are waffles made from two thin layers of baked dough with a caramel syrup filling in the middle and was often offered to customers for free on morning services.

One passenger called them the 'best snack' ever served by the airline after the announcement

Passengers were thrilled with the news and rushed to tell the airline on Twitter 

Passengers paid their thanks for the reintroduction after stroopwafels were cut in June 

One woman even tweeted that she had said she served them at her wedding after her husband became 'hooked' on their first trip together 

The stroopwafel had been replaced by maple wafer cookies made especially for the airline by the Byrd Cookie Company

It comes just days after United announced it would be selling a cookbook with 40 recipes for dishes they serve at 30,000 feet.

The United Polaris Cookbook promises to include 'a collection of mouthwatering recipes inspired by the United Polaris onboard dining experience.'

The Chicago-based carrier had replaced the snack with a new product, a maple wafer cookie made especially by the Byrd Cookie Company.

A United spokeswoman said: 'We are excited to welcome the Stroopwafel back into our inflight snack rotation, and will rotate the Stroopwafel, as well as our other morning inflight snacks, throughout the year to continually appeal to a broad customer palate.'

They told the Houston Chronicle the airline always intended to bring back the stroopwafel.

They said it was part of a snack rotation designed to 'continue to appeal to a broad palate.'

The removal of tomato juice caused a similar furore.

Fliers moaned about the loss of the fruity beverage and just a day after the controversy the drink was reinstated.

United said on Twitter: 'You say tomato. We say, we hear you. Tomato juice is here to stay. #letscallthewholethingoff.'

 

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Travelers reacted with joy after the carrier announced the sweet treat would be making a comeback ‘in the snack rotation starting in January’.
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