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I've definitely put an entire pizza in a box through the scanner before and had no questions or pushback. If anything I've had more questions when I've flown wi
by noirbot 4y ago
I've definitely put an entire pizza in a box through the scanner before and had no questions or pushback. If anything I've had more questions when I've flown with packaged food.
Foods I've flown with:
Apples
Two sub sandwiches
100 fresh tortillas
An entire 20lb uncooked brisket
3 loaves of bread
A frozen 8lb pork roast
I'm pretty surprised they're ok with frozen stuff, but yea, never had any issues bringing entire bags full of food, raw or prepared, packaged or not.
- criddell 4y ago> they’re ok with frozen stuff You can’t take a big jug of water through security unless it’s frozen because the rule prohibits liquids, not solids.
- brewdad 4y agoHard cheese has always given me problems. The density matches that of a solid explosive like C4 on their x-ray. So I always plan for a secondary screening with a full unpacking and swab down of my bag if I’m bringing back a block of special cheese.
- noirbot 4y agoYea, I've sometimes had them swab it, but that's pretty quick and not usually a big deal.
- throwaway2037 4y agoThis list is hysterical.
- antiframe 4y agoYet my baby formula was tossed by TSA. Turns out baby formula is not a thing sold at airports either. Then again this was in a state hostile to born children, so I wasn't too surprised.
- mcv 4y agoThat is incredibly shitty. How do they expect people to feed their babies? Or do they expect babies to starve?
- antiframe 4y agoTo be fair these were larger than the permitted size but according to the TSA website formula is exempt from the limit. But, I wasn't going to argue with the agent.