Re:Why Does a Plastic-Wrapped Turkey Sandwich Cost $15 at th...
by criddell on Saturday April 15, 2023 @09:49PM
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> 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.
Re:Why Does a Plastic-Wrapped Turkey Sandwich Cost $15 at th...
by brewdad on Saturday April 15, 2023 @11:06PM
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Hard 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.
Re:Why Does a Plastic-Wrapped Turkey Sandwich Cost $15 at th...
by noirbot on Sunday April 16, 2023 @01:08AM
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Yea, I've sometimes had them swab it, but that's pretty quick and not usually a big deal.
Re:Why Does a Plastic-Wrapped Turkey Sandwich Cost $15 at th...
by throwaway2037 on Sunday April 16, 2023 @05:11AM
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This list is hysterical.
Re:Why Does a Plastic-Wrapped Turkey Sandwich Cost $15 at th...
by antiframe on Sunday April 16, 2023 @09:39AM
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Yet 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.
Re:Why Does a Plastic-Wrapped Turkey Sandwich Cost $15 at th...
by mcv on Sunday April 16, 2023 @09:49AM
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That is incredibly shitty. How do they expect people to feed their babies? Or do they expect babies to starve?
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.