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re: Can you fly with home baked goods?
Posted on 12/15/17 at 9:09 am to agreenway6
Posted on 12/15/17 at 9:09 am to agreenway6
I've flown back with canolis from Boston
Posted on 12/15/17 at 11:00 am to nicholastiger
Depending on the TSA agent, particular airport, and perceived threat level, you might encounter problems with cream fillings. No, seriously. Some won’t look twice, others will deem it a liquid. Of course, if it is a cream filled doughnut purchased after security, you shouldn’t have any problems. Some consider jelly a solid, others will make you toss or put into checked baggage.
I say this as a person who has been required to unwrap and lift the bread on a sandwich in my handbag. You never know what’s gonna trigger the additional screening. A literal butter knife, still in sealed packaging, got me pulled at LGA early last year. It wasn’t too long, or sharp...TSA decided that it was “too serrated”.
I say this as a person who has been required to unwrap and lift the bread on a sandwich in my handbag. You never know what’s gonna trigger the additional screening. A literal butter knife, still in sealed packaging, got me pulled at LGA early last year. It wasn’t too long, or sharp...TSA decided that it was “too serrated”.
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