The State of México around Toluca has a food culture with its own mountain logic: cold-climate cooking, corn, cheese and cured pork. A private jet menu here can carry that straight into the cabin. An inflight menu built from Toluca's local specialities gives the Region a real taste of place, and private jet food from this part of Mexico travels better than most people expect.
Chorizo verde, the green sausage of Toluca, is the signature: sliced, it goes in the oven and arrives plated beside a tortilla. Quesadillas with local cheese, barbacoa-style lamb and tamales travel well too. Among the local specialities, the cold side is just as good: jicama with lime and chile, nopal salad, cheese boards with queso fresco. Private jet platters from this kitchen are sized to the galley, never the other way round.
For gourmet inflight meals, we cook and pack to the galley you have: one oven, a drawer, a chiller. Private jet snacks cover the rest: roasted pumpkin seeds, dried fruit, small pastries from the valley. Local specialities are fine for most flights, and if you want something plainer for a sleeping cabin, we keep the menu short and the sauce apart.