Can you bring a culture of yogurt home from Europe successfully, how?
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Anonymous
| I tried this yogurt in Barcelona called Pastoret. It is the best yogurt I’ve ever tasted. From what I can tell, I cannot get it in the states. Is there a way to bring home a culture to make my own next time I am in Barcelona? |
Anonymous
| Bring a can of yoghurt with you? Check if yogurt is an allowed food on the department of agriculture website. |
Anonymous
| Above is correct. If it’s allowed, it will travel just fine in a checked bag. |
Anonymous
| buy a jar of baby food, replace baby food with yogurt in the proper ounce limits. |
Anonymous
| Not legally. |
Anonymous
| While on your trip, smear yogurt onto a sheet of parchment paper and let try thoroughly. Then ziplock it and place in checked luggage. |
Anonymous
| Bring it as a carry-on food item, tell them it's your plane snack. This is what my aunt does with food items. |