Iconic Aussie treat pops up in unlikely location

A shocked Aussie flier has revealed cocoa Tim Tams are being fixed to Air Canada passengers, aft they were handed 1 connected a formation to Vancouver.

The astonishing find was included successful his in-flight repast arsenic a saccharine dainty - and gave the jetsetter a much-appreciated sensation of location with arsenic galore arsenic they could devour for free.

The traveller posted a photograph connected Reddit of the biscuit from his hose rider seat, and joked: 'I deliberation I ate similar 60 bucks worth.

'The summons to Vancouver was $1000, but I tin spot idiosyncratic making that up successful escaped Tim Tams, oregon taking them each backmost to merchantability again. Possible aboriginal broadside hustle?'

Fellow Australians were amazed to spot the Tim Tams being offered connected a overseas hose and truthful easy disposable overseas.

But 1 Canadian revealed: 'Tim Tams are wide disposable successful Canada.

'You tin easy find them astatine IGA oregon Metro successful Quebec; Loblaws oregon Sobeys elsewhere successful Canada.'

While Arnotts, the shaper of Tim Tams, is present owned by US-based nutrient elephantine Campbell's, the biscuits themselves are inactive proudly made successful Australia. 

The biscuits are besides officially sold by Arnott’s successful stores crossed the United States, United Kingdom, Netherlands, Indonesia, New Zealand, and the Philippines.

Packaging for immoderate of the Tim Tams sold successful America see the slogan 'Australia's Favorite Cookie'. 

One Reddit idiosyncratic suggested Australia should '...do what France did to champagne. They tin lone beryllium called Tim Tams if they're made successful the Tim Tam portion of Newcastle'. 

Another added: 'Australia needs to nationalise Tim Tams from Arnott's...for nationalist security.' 

One eagle-eyed idiosyncratic besides spotted a information of Bega food successful the representation and joked that its beingness was impervious of 'Commonwealth countries banding together'.