Field guide · file no. 2026-09
Every schnitzel.
Every price.
Every number sourced.
An independent guide to the Schnitz Australia menu — every item priced in‑store and via delivery, every kilojoule figure the chain has published, and the full allergen matrix. Nothing invented, nothing guessed at.
$13.50 → $18.00
3,260 kJ
Hand‑crumbed
SPEC SHEET — CLASSIC SCHNITZEL & CHIPSSOURCE: OFFICIAL MENU + IN‑STORE PRICE CHECK, SEP 2026
Where to start
Six files. One schnitzel obsession.
Jump straight to the number you need — every file below links to a fully sourced section of this guide.
Menu & Prices 2026
Every item, in‑store and delivery, side by side.
Open ledger FILE 02Calories & Kilojoules
All 72 published energy figures, ranked.
See the numbers FILE 03Allergen Guide
74 components mapped across eleven categories.
Check allergens FILE 04Schnitzels & Parmas
The core line‑up — crumbed to order, six ways.
View category FILE 05Wraps & Burgers
Handheld builds on the same schnitzel base.
View category FILE 06Sides, Salads & Chips
What goes alongside the main event.
View categoryAbout the chain
One idea, crumbed six different ways.
Schnitz is an Australian quick‑service chain built around a single idea done many ways: a hand‑crumbed chicken schnitzel, served as a plate with chips, folded into a parma, wrapped, or stacked into a burger. It grew out of Melbourne and is still most heavily concentrated across Victoria and New South Wales, with newer stores spreading into Queensland and South Australia.
The chain runs its own Crumb Collective loyalty app for points and offers, and — unusually for a chain this size — delivers through a single exclusive partner rather than listing on every platform. That single‑partner setup is one of the reasons delivery pricing behaves differently to in‑store, which is exactly what the ledger below tracks.
CRUMB · FOLD · WRAP
ONE SCHNITZEL, SIX SERVES
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This guide only tracks menu data — it doesn't sell anything. Catering packages and Crumb Collective gift cards are handled directly by Schnitz through their own app and site.
File 00 — In frame
What's actually on the plate.
Real photography across the categories below — drag, swipe, or use the arrows.
Classic Schnitzel & Chips
3,260 kJ · from $13.50
Crumbed Schnitzel Burger
Handheld build, same base
Chips & Loaded Chips
Plain, cheese, gravy, or loaded
Sides & Salads
What goes alongside the plate
Drinks
Soft drinks, juices, bottled water
Desserts
Includes the Cookie Dough Co. tie‑inEnergy in context
A Classic Schnitzel & Chips is 3,260 kJ.
That's roughly 37% of the 8,700 kJ average-adult-diet figure used on Australian food labels — useful context, not a recommendation. The full Calories & Kilojoules file breaks down all 72 published figures the same way.
File 01 — Price Ledger
In‑store vs. delivery, side by side.
A sample from the full ledger of 88+ items. Every energy figure is Schnitz's own published kilojoule count — a blank would mean the figure was never published, not that it's zero.
Sample rows · full ledger has 88 items
Prices AUD · approx.| Item | Energy | In‑store | Delivery | Markup | At a glance |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Schnitz StickSingle crumbed tenderloin | — | $3.50 | $7.70 | +120% | |
| Nosh BoxSnack-sized combo | 1,590 kJ | $5.00 | $7.20 | +44% | |
| Schnitzel & ChipsClassic plate, house sauce | 3,260 kJ | $13.50 | $18.00 | +33% | |
| Parma & ChipsNapoli, ham, cheese | 3,710 kJ | $15.50 | $20.00 | +29% |
No sample rows match that search — try the full ledger link below, or a different term.
Blank energy cells mean Schnitz hasn't published a figure for that item — never a guess filled in.
Browse full menu by categoryFile 04 — Full menu, by category
Eight categories, one crumb.
Drag or use the arrows — every category rolls up into the price ledger above.
Schnitzels & Parmas
The classic line‑up, six crumb styles.
Wraps & Burgers
Handheld builds, same schnitzel base.
Sides & Salads
What goes alongside the main plate.
Chips & Loaded Chips
Plain, cheese, gravy, or fully loaded.
Kids Packs
Smaller serves with a treat included.
Desserts
Includes the Cookie Dough Co. tie‑in.
Drinks
Soft drinks, juices and bottled water.
Dietary Options
Gluten‑aware and lighter picks, flagged.
No categories match that search.
How this guide is built
We don't publish a number we can't point to.
A blank cell means the figure was never published — never a zero we invented to fill the gap. Every price and figure on this site traces back to one of four sources.
Official Schnitz menu
Item names, descriptions and published kilojoule figures, checked monthly.
Published allergen PDF
Schnitz's own allergen documentation, current edition dated February 2026.
In‑store price checks
Verified in‑person visits across VIC and NSW stores, not scraped estimates.
Delivery app pricing
Uber Eats menu pricing tracked separately, so the markup is never guessed.
Kept current
Recently updated.
A running log, not just a "last verified" badge — so you can see exactly what changed and when.
Why this exists
What the official site and typical menu sites leave out.
The official Schnitz site is a marketing site, not a reference tool — and most independent menu sites are thin. Here's the gap this guide fills.
| Feature | This guide | Typical menu sites | schnitz.com.au |
|---|---|---|---|
| Individual item prices | Yes | Some | Hidden |
| Kilojoule / calorie figures | Yes — 72 items | Rare | Not shown |
| Full allergen matrix | Yes — 74 points | Almost never | PDF only |
| In‑store vs delivery pricing | Compared | Not tracked | Not published |
| Sourced FAQ section | 15+ answers | Basic | None |
| Monthly price updates | Every month | Often stale | As needed |
| Sources cited per figure | Always | Rarely | N/A |
Frequently asked
Straight answers, sourced the same way as the rest of the guide.
Six ways to eat a crumbed chicken schnitzel: as a plate with chips, folded into a parma, in a wrap, stacked in a burger, snack-sized as a Schnitz Stick, or scaled down as a Nosh Box — plus sides, salads, drinks and desserts around the edges.
In‑store prices in this guide run from $3.50 for a single Schnitz Stick up to around $20 for a full Parma & Chips plate. Delivery through Uber Eats — Schnitz's only delivery partner — typically adds 25–35% on top.
Yes, for 72 of the roughly 88 items we track — Schnitz publishes kilojoules rather than calories, in line with Australian food labelling standards. Where a figure hasn't been published, we leave the cell blank rather than estimate one.
Schnitz publishes an allergen PDF covering 74 components across eleven categories — gluten, dairy, egg, soy, tree nuts and more — mapped against every menu item. This guide's allergen file mirrors that document and is refreshed whenever Schnitz updates it.
Schnitz builds platform commission and packaging costs into Uber Eats pricing rather than charging a flat delivery fee, which is why menu prices themselves rise on the app — typically 25–35% above the in‑store price for the same item.
Several sides and salads are naturally lighter, and the chain flags gluten‑aware options on request in‑store, though the core schnitzel is crumbed and not suitable for coeliac diets. The Dietary Options category on this guide lists what's flagged and what isn't.
Schnitz delivers exclusively through Uber Eats — it isn't listed on DoorDash or Menulog. In‑store and pickup orders can also be placed through the Crumb Collective app for loyalty points.
Prices and menu items are re‑checked monthly, with the "last verified" date at the top of the page updated every time. Kilojoule and allergen data is refreshed whenever Schnitz revises its own published documents.
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