Schnitz Kids Menu Australia: Complete Guide to 2 Packs
The schnitz kids menu is the shortest list on the Schnitz menu, with two packs built for smaller appetites. Each pack pairs a small main with mini original chips and a Pop Top drink, so nothing needs to be ordered on the side. Both packs use the schnitzel from the grown-up menu.
- 2 packs
- Kids
- Kilojoules 2,540 to 3,100
- Checked 30 Oct 2026
This is an independent guide to the Schnitz menu. It is not affiliated with Schnitz, and it is not the official menu. Schnitz states that the menu may vary per restaurant.
Kids menu figures come from the official menu checked on 30 October 2026, with kilojoules for both packs. Prices come from delivery listings at Victorian stores, checked on 6 November 2026, and each one is labeled approximate. The official menu publishes no item prices, so delivery listings fill that gap.
Start with the schnitz kids menu table to compare both packs side by side, then read the comparisons before you choose. The drink and side choices, the kilojoule range, and an explanation of delivery prices follow the table. Figures come from the official menu, and this guide is not affiliated with Schnitz.
Start here
What is on the kids menu
The kids menu holds two packs: the Teeny-Weeny Pack and the Kiddy Schnugget Pack. Teeny-Weeny is a small schnitzel serve in a mini wrap or a slider, while Kiddy Schnugget holds four chicken Schnuggets. Both packs come with mini original chips and a drink.
A kids pack is a complete small meal, not a single item with extras added later. The main, the chips and the drink arrive together, and the tomato sauce comes with the nugget pack. Nothing else needs to be picked, which keeps the order simple for a family table.
The full list
Both kids packs, with kilojoules
In the schnitz kids menu table below, the Teeny-Weeny Pack comes first, then the Kiddy Schnugget Pack. All kilojoule figures come from the official menu checked on 30 October 2026. Prices are delivery figures from Victorian listings, checked on 6 November 2026, and labeled approximate.
Read each row of the kids menu table as one pack with its kilojoules and its price. The Teeny-Weeny Pack shows two kilojoule figures, one for the slider and one for the wrap. Both rows show a delivery price, so no row on this page is marked PENDING.
| Item | Description | kJ | Delivery price (approx.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Teeny-Weeny Pack Kids pack | Traditional crumbed chicken schnitzel, tasty cheese and tomato sauce in a mini wrap or slider, with mini original chips and a Pop Top water or fruit drink. | Slider 2,960 kJ / Wrap 3,100 kJ | $15.50 |
| Kiddy Schnugget Pack Kids pack | 4 chicken Schnuggets, mini original chips, tomato sauce, and a Pop Top water or fruit drink. | 2,540 kJ | $15.50 |
Teeny-Weeny Pack: A Mini Wrap or a Slider
The Teeny-Weeny Pack starts with traditional crumbed chicken schnitzel, tasty cheese and tomato sauce, served in a mini wrap or a slider. Mini original chips and a Pop Top water or fruit drink complete the pack. It is the schnitzel serve, cut down to a size a child can finish.
The slider holds 2,960 kilojoules and the wrap holds 3,100, so the wrap runs 140 kilojoules higher. That gap runs the other way from the full-size menu, where the wrap is lower than the burger on every item. Wraps & Burgers covers the full-size versions, with the pattern reversed.
Kiddy Schnugget Pack: Four Nuggets, Chips and a Drink
The Kiddy Schnugget Pack holds four chicken Schnuggets, mini original chips, tomato sauce, and a Pop Top water or fruit drink. Those nuggets are chicken breast pieces with crumbs and traditional seasoning, the same Schnuggets served across the menu. It is the nugget meal, sized for one child.
The pack holds 2,540 kilojoules, the lowest figure on this page, and it is the only pack with tomato sauce in the contents. Four nuggets keep the serve small, while the chips and the drink make it a full meal. It suits a child who wants nuggets rather than a schnitzel wrap.
Two Packs Side by Side: Which One Fits Your Child
The two packs differ in the main, not in the sides: both come with mini original chips and a Pop Top drink. One pack carries the schnitzel, cheese and tomato sauce, while the other carries four nuggets with tomato sauce. The choice comes down to schnitzel or nuggets.
On kilojoules, the Kiddy Schnugget Pack is lighter at 2,540, against 2,960 for the slider and 3,100 for the wrap. For price, both packs cost $15.50 on delivery at the Victorian stores checked, so price does not separate them. Pick the main your child will finish, since the sides are the same.
A child who eats the full-size schnitzel will recognise the Teeny-Weeny Pack at once: the same build in a smaller form. One who picks nuggets off a shared plate will prefer the Kiddy Schnugget Pack. Tenders covers the grown-up tender packs, and Plates & Salads covers the schnitzel on a plate.
The Drink and the Side: Pop Top and Mini Chips
Every kids pack includes a Pop Top water or a fruit drink, so the drink is part of the pack. The Pop Top is the kids drink, and the choice is water or fruit drink. DoorDash lists Kids Pop Tops at $4.90 alone, but the pack price already covers the drink.
Mini original chips come with both packs, and they are the small serve of original chips. Chips & Dips lists the full chip sizes, from Small at 1,910 kilojoules to Family. The official menu gives no separate figure for the mini chips, so the pack figure is the only number to use.
Kiddy Schnugget Pack Is Not a Schnuggets Pack
The Kiddy Schnugget Pack shares a name with the Schnuggets packs, but it is a different serve. Schnuggets packs on the Schnacks page hold nuggets only, in six, twelve or eighteen packs, with no chips and no drink. The Kiddy Schnugget Pack holds four nuggets, mini chips, tomato sauce and a drink.
That difference matters when you order, because the two serves answer different needs. A Schnuggets pack is a share serve for the table, while the Kiddy Schnugget Pack is one child’s meal. Schnacks lists the 6, 12 and 18 packs with their kilojoules, so check that page when the table wants nuggets.
Kilojoules Compared: 2,540 to 3,100
The Kiddy Schnugget Pack is the lightest line here at 2,540 kilojoules, and the Teeny-Weeny Pack wrap is the heaviest at 3,100. Between them sits the slider at 2,960. For schnitz calories, read the kilojoule figure beside each pack, since the official tables show calories beside the kilojoules.
Each pack carries a nutrition table on the official menu, the schnitz nutritional info readers ask for, covering energy, protein, fat, and sodium. Schnitz bases these tables on 8,700 kilojoules a day, the average adult intake in Australia. Check the schnitz nutrition info on the official menu page for the full table.
Ordering a Kids Pack for Delivery
The official menu publishes items and kilojoules but no item prices, so prices on this kids menu page come from delivery listings. Figures here reflect Victorian delivery listings, checked on 6 November 2026. Each is labeled approximate, and schnitz delivery prices vary by store.
Both packs cost $15.50 on delivery at the Victorian stores checked, from Armstrong Creek to Frankston, Hawthorn, Hoppers Crossing, Greensborough and Heidelberg. Check the price at your store before you order, since that figure is what you will pay. In-store prices are typically lower, and the menu may vary per restaurant.
Keep looking
Explore the rest of the menu
The other 7 categories on the menu, with the same official figures and the same labeled delivery prices.
Conclusion
The short version
The kids menu covers two packs, and one pattern runs through them: a small main, mini chips and a Pop Top drink. From a Melbourne café in 2007, Schnitz reached Liverpool, NSW, in 2014 as its interstate store and grew nationwide. Official kilojoules anchor both rows, with delivery prices.
Use the table to pick the schnitzel pack or the nugget pack, then check the drink and side choices before you order. Full menu guide puts all seven categories on one page when you want the menu. Two packs, one choice each, with the same figures and the same honesty.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
How many packs are on the Schnitz kids menu?
Two packs: the Teeny-Weeny Pack and the Kiddy Schnugget Pack. Both come with mini original chips and a Pop Top drink.
What is inside the Teeny-Weeny Pack?
Traditional crumbed chicken schnitzel, tasty cheese and tomato sauce in a mini wrap or slider, with mini original chips and a Pop Top water or fruit drink.
What is inside the Kiddy Schnugget Pack?
Four chicken Schnuggets, mini original chips, tomato sauce, and a Pop Top water or fruit drink. It holds 2,540 kilojoules.
How much is a kids pack on delivery?
Both packs cost $15.50 on delivery at the Victorian stores checked. Prices vary by store, and in-store prices are typically lower.
Is the Kiddy Schnugget Pack the same as a Schnuggets pack?
No. The Kiddy Schnugget Pack is one child’s meal with chips, sauce and a drink. Schnuggets packs hold nuggets only, in packs of six, twelve or eighteen.
Can I order a kids pack for delivery?
Yes. Schnitz delivery runs through the Schnitz website and app for a schnitz order online, and through delivery apps. Prices vary by store and by channel.
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