Can you bring Tupperware with pudding on plane in purse/carry on?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Out of all the things you can bring, you want to bring pudding?

Lol!

Don't want to, have to. My annoying ass MIL asked me to make it for tgiving dinner. We have a 2 hour flight and a FIVE HOUR DRIVE on tgiving day to her house. I have no desire nor do I think it's feasible to cook a dessert that she wants to serve for dinner after 6+ hours of travel. So I wanted to see if I could make it in advance.

Can you tell I don't care for her?

Your MIL is f'ing crazy!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Out of all the things you can bring, you want to bring pudding?

Lol!

Don't want to, have to. My annoying ass MIL asked me to make it for tgiving dinner. We have a 2 hour flight and a FIVE HOUR DRIVE on tgiving day to her house. I have no desire nor do I think it's feasible to cook a dessert that she wants to serve for dinner after 6+ hours of travel. So I wanted to see if I could make it in advance.

Can you tell I don't care for her?

Your MIL is f'ing crazy!

You are preaching to the choir. I just said to my husband: "can I just give her the recipe so she can make it?"

My delusional husbands response: "no. it's rude to ask someone to make something."

NO SHIT. MY THOUGHT EXACTLY.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Out of all the things you can bring, you want to bring pudding?

Lol!

Don't want to, have to. My annoying ass MIL asked me to make it for tgiving dinner. We have a 2 hour flight and a FIVE HOUR DRIVE on tgiving day to her house. I have no desire nor do I think it's feasible to cook a dessert that she wants to serve for dinner after 6+ hours of travel. So I wanted to see if I could make it in advance.

Can you tell I don't care for her?

Your MIL is f'ing crazy!

You are preaching to the choir. I just said to my husband: "can I just give her the recipe so she can make it?"

My delusional husbands response: "no. it's rude to ask someone to make something."

NO SHIT. MY THOUGHT EXACTLY.

Lol. Does he realize he just basically called his mom rude? Did you point out to him that by his own standard his mother is rude as hell?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Tell her it got confiscated on the trip there. That makes no sense for her to ask you to bring that.

Good idea, but Don't think I can run that trick past dh though...

Sounds like DH takes after his mom.

[Anonymous]

^ I see your DH took after his mother.

If you have time tomorrow, go to UPS or Fedex place and see if they can ship the freaking pudding. Maybe they can help you...

Don't forget to add a note to your MIL -- "Dear MIL, I hope you choke!"

[Anonymous]

It is not worth the hassle. It will likely be perceived as a gel. Just e-mail MIL the ingredient list so that she has the stuff on hand for when you get there. Then you say "hi Mom, watch me do this so you can make it for yourself any time you want".

Or you could just tell everyone else involved "are you nuts?"

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Out of all the things you can bring, you want to bring pudding?

Lol!

Don't want to, have to. My annoying ass MIL asked me to make it for tgiving dinner. We have a 2 hour flight and a FIVE HOUR DRIVE on tgiving day to her house. I have no desire nor do I think it's feasible to cook a dessert that she wants to serve for dinner after 6+ hours of travel. So I wanted to see if I could make it in advance.

Can you tell I don't care for her?

Your MIL is f'ing crazy!

You are preaching to the choir. I just said to my husband: "can I just give her the recipe so she can make it?"

My delusional husbands response: "no. it's rude to ask someone to make something."

NO SHIT. MY THOUGHT EXACTLY.

Lol. Does he realize he just basically called his mom rude? Did you point out to him that by his own standard his mother is rude as hell?

Nope didn't say it. I have learned to pick my battles when it comes to anything critical of her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Out of all the things you can bring, you want to bring pudding?

Lol!

Don't want to, have to. My annoying ass MIL asked me to make it for tgiving dinner. We have a 2 hour flight and a FIVE HOUR DRIVE on tgiving day to her house. I have no desire nor do I think it's feasible to cook a dessert that she wants to serve for dinner after 6+ hours of travel. So I wanted to see if I could make it in advance.

Can you tell I don't care for her?

Your MIL is f'ing crazy!

You are preaching to the choir. I just said to my husband: "can I just give her the recipe so she can make it?"

My delusional husbands response: "no. it's rude to ask someone to make something."

NO SHIT. MY THOUGHT EXACTLY.

This is beautiful. Tell your DH "yes dear, you are right. I will make it if you are willing to carry it to your mother." When TSA takes it away, it's on him.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Tell her it got confiscated on the trip there. That makes no sense for her to ask you to bring that.

Good idea, but Don't think I can run that trick past dh though...

Sounds like DH takes after his mom.

I love my dh and he is a very rational reasonable person, lol. But when it comes to his mom, all bets are off. To him she is a fragile snowflake who rarely can do wrong.

[Anonymous]

I feel like someone's gonna jump in soon and say "it's not about the pudding, it's about respect, blah, blah, blah..."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I feel like someone's gonna jump in soon and say "it's not about the pudding, it's about respect, blah, blah, blah..."

Seriously! One of the men's rights trolls will come in and accuse us all of being harpies

[Anonymous]

OP make it taste nasty as hell and tell MIL that the radiation of the x-ray machines must have ruined the pudding. She will never ask you to make it ever again.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:OP make it taste nasty as hell and tell MIL that the radiation of the x-ray machines must have ruined the pudding. She will never ask you to make it ever again.

OP - I like this idea. Use salt instead of sugar?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It is not worth the hassle. It will likely be perceived as a gel. Just e-mail MIL the ingredient list so that she has the stuff on hand for when you get there. Then you say "hi Mom, watch me do this so you can make it for yourself any time you want".

Or you could just tell everyone else involved "are you nuts?"

She asked me for the ingredient list so she could have them "ready at the house for you to make."

How does she not think that's it's inconvenient and a hassle and just generally rude?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:OP make it taste nasty as hell and tell MIL that the radiation of the x-ray machines must have ruined the pudding. She will never ask you to make it ever again.

OP - I like this idea. Use salt instead of sugar?

Lol this is funny...but id rather not waste my time and money to make something purposefully gross...